If you’re looking for some of the best water parks in the Midwest, I have collaborated with some other travel bloggers to bring you 9 waterparks that should be on your radar! Including both indoor and outdoor attractions and a Midwest destination that is said to be the ‘Waterpark Capital of the World’!
2022 saw the introduction of the Viking Cruises Mississippi river cruise. These are larger passengers vessels, bigger than the typical smaller river cruise boats that usually travel along the river. (Just under 400 passengers per boat). A couple of the Viking Cruises itineraries have Dubuque Iowa as a port of call!
Charles City Iowa is located 30 miles east of Mason City and 50 miles north of Waterloo. It’s a small town that I visited while staying in a nearby cabin rental. Unfortunately Red Cedar Lodge is no longer in operation, but it was a great trip with some of the other Midwest Travel Bloggers! So…
Especially in the Midwest, heading south to the warmer weather is a popular option for a spring break getaway. But if you are looking for somewhere that’s a little closer to home, I have collaborated with other travel bloggers to bring you some of the best Midwest spring break destinations.
A big draw to the Wisconsin Dells are the big waterpark resorts. The majority of these resorts have many restaurants and places to eat within them. However, it’s worth exploring the rest of what the area has to offer and there are several quite unique places to eat in Wisconsin Dells!
There are 2 large casinos in Dubuque Iowa, the Diamond Jo and the Q Casino (formally the Mystique). They are more than just places to gamble though and have other facilities on offer. In this guide you can find out the main differences between the two along with some handy tips for visiting.