The Produce Station Pottery has an amazing knowledgeable owner who is always eager to help you find…read morethe perfect pottery piece.

Great place for kiddos. Also hosts lots of fun events in the event center. There is a lot of games…read more Staff is friendly and during the summer there's outdoor stuff as well

This review is based on a limited experience with Fort Frenzy…read more While I see from its website that there are many attractions that make up Fort Frenzy at different times, my experience is based on attending a concert here on November 6, 2024. For a concert, I highly recommend this place. I came from out of state, to start with. Venue is easy to find, easy in and easy out. Anything you could need is found about two stoplights away. Plenty of parking. Very accessible space. Clean. The sound was big! Standing room only type space but I did spot an area of what looked like built in seating along one side that seemed behind a rope but I presume was for all. I don't know who or what usually plays here but I feel like this is a space you could and should travel to for shows to say you "saw them before". I drove A LOT of hours on a weeknight for this and would do it again in a minute. Oh and the hotel is within feet of the back door of the concert hall so just plan to stay over!

Well kept theater and current on movies available. It takes you back In time, beautiful theatre…read more My wife used to go in her youth and it's fun to go back for her.

Clean restrooms. Room for 80 trucks. Lots of space in…read morebetween. Camping area, playground, walking space, dump station for RV's. Unusual, but nice landscaping.

Very nice little museum in a very small town. Almost like a living obituary to a once thriving…read moresmall town. when the railroads lost relevance so did Dows. We stopped as a treat for our railroad obsessed son.

What a wonderful place to visit while in Iowa. We stayed here as part of Harvest Hosts and will…read moredefinitely be back. We were greeted warmly and were able to park the camper and get hooked up to electricity with some help from the owner, Bill. After getting settled we headed inside for wine tasting. Each wine flight comes with 5 wines of your choosing and there are plenty to choose from. We ended up with a bottle of the Crimson Pearl to enjoy while we sat and chatted with Bill, his wife Tammi and their daughter Amanda. The tasting room is large with plenty of seating, a comfy couch and a cute backdrop for fun selfies. They also have a small patio outside but it was too hot to enjoy while we were there. There are snacks available to purchase as well as lots of wine merch. I highly recommend checking this winery out!

Fun winery in an unexpected location. I went in with low expectations and several of the wines…read morereally surprised me. They had someone selling food and a really good singer. He atmosphere and wine and music made it a really fun evening. If you are around here stop in.

Amazing place full of cool artifacts and history, highly recommend. Many original buildingsread more

The quantity and quality of the items in this place is fantastic. The Cadriff Giant is too cool,…read morebut everything else makes this a place worth stopping at.

Amazing exhibits and the kindest people! I was given a free 76th anniversary book of all their past…read morepieces. What a hidden gem for this town, I cannot wait to go to their 90th anniversary celebration this June! They also offer pottery and painting classes, I will definitely be returning!

Was driving nearby Fort Dodge and looked for things to do. I love art museums, so of course I…read morestopped. Eric, the museum director, was very personable and informative. It is a very small museum, but nicely done. I really enjoyed the special exhibits.

An Illinois Central Railroad Depot has been restored and it anchors a complex of historical…read morebuildings and sites. These have been located on a 9-acre site near Brewer Creek and have been placed here to recreate the history of Hamilton County. On the grounds visitors can tour the restored Harmony School and Mulberry Center Church. There are also two pioneer cabins and a burial mound.