- TripBuzz found 64 things to do with kids in or near Amana, Iowa, including 59 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, Coralville and Marion.
- From Amana Heritage Museum to Amana Colonies National Historic Landmark, the Amana area offers 36 different types of family activities, including: Theaters, History Museums, Gift Shops and Historic Sites.
- Part of the Iowa Prairie, the Amana Colonies provide a rich history in pioneer living. Tourists often frequent the area to purchase locally made crafts and homemade goods. This area encompasses seven villages and having such a diverse heritage, has many residents who speak more than one language. Tourists can also learn more about Colonial living at The Amana Heritage Society, Amana Woolen Mill and the Barn Museum.
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Featuring professional actors, Riverside Theatre Company showcases a mix of modern to classical plays, from A.R. Gurney to Shakespeare. The theater company hosts community events like poetry readings, acting workshops, and more.
20.4 Miles
The play's the thing at The Englert Theater, a versatile community performance venue and art space. The Theater's programming appeals to children, teens and adults. This venue specializes in local and regional talent.
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Iowa Avenue from Clinton Street to Gilbert Street, Iowa City, IA
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The Iowa Avenue Literary Walk is perfect for those who deem themselves literature buffs. Celebrate 49 writers as you tour the sidewalk stamped with bronze placards and learn about their lives from the knowledgeable tour guide.
20.4 Miles
Locally owned and operated, Collins Road Theatres is a discount movie theater multiplex that shows first and second run films as well as independents and classics. The theater also serves popcorn with real butter.
21.0 Miles
A great place for the family, Colonial Bowling Lanes offers entertaining bowling, golf, and more. Visitors can enjoy food and drinks at the bar, purchase gear at the pro shop, and play arcade games, darts, and more.
21.2 Miles
An ideal spot for hiking, biking, and walking with dogs, Hickory Hill Park also features a nature study for those who enjoy the great outdoors. Visitors can also enjoy a picnic with friends.
21.3 Miles
Spanning a total of over 18-acres, Dry Creek Park is a public park offering a number of different recreational amenities for visitors to enjoy. These include a large playground structure, ample open space for playing, and a walking/jogging trail.
21.4 Miles
Housed in a former Methodist church, Marion Heritage Center now serves to preserve the historical identity of the region. The center features a permanent collection of artifacts, including a model railroad display.
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The Granger House Museum is a fully restored 19th century home listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Volunteers offer guided tours and information to visitors, and the grounds regularly are used to host community events.
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Adjacent to a park, Squaw Creek Camping provides more than just campsites. Along with shower facilities and restrooms, there is also a nearby walking/hiking trail, playground and picnic area for outdoor dining.