- TripBuzz found 45 things to do with kids in or near Superior, Wisconsin, including 28 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Duluth.
- From Wisconsin Point to Pattison State Park, the Superior area offers 34 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Bowling, Specialty Museums and Amusement Parks (All Ages).
- Nestled on the western tip of the Great Lake Superior, the city of Superior, Wisconsin is a scenic waterfront tourist destination. The city, home to the largest body of fresh water in the country, is most popular for it's water recreation, such as boating, fishing and swimming. Other attractions include hiking amongst ancient lava sites, a historic district, authentic local cuisine and many museums.
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Housed within and old firehouse built in 1898, the Old Firehouse & Police Museum is a historic museum featuring exhibits on firefighting equipment and police memorabilia. Visitors to the museum can enjoy a self-guided tour.
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Consisting of three individual museums, Superior Public Museums offers visitors an inside look into the region's past with various cultural artifacts and exhibits. Visitors can tour a Victorian mansion, Whaleback ship, and old police station at these museums.
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At Midwest Coin Concepts of Wisconsin, visitors can join a darts, bowling, or pool league or rent one of its air hockey or foosball machines. It also hosts regional dart tournaments for singles and teams.
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Hosting youth community events, Virginia L Deetz Community Center offers a facility complete with a kitchen, meeting rooms, and gymnasiums. Most events at this center are hosted by the Boys and Girls Club of Superior.
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Visitors can wander around the outside of the 1913 Wisconsin Point Lighthouse and its two accompanying lighthouse keeper houses. Located on the longest freshwater sand bar in the world, the lighthouse is still active.
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Visitors can tour the land-berthed whaleback freighter designed and built by Captain Alexander McDougall, the last remaining one, and known as S.S. Meteor. This ship is also the longest sailing of McDougall's Whalebacks and was used to carry iron ore, grain, sand and gravel, cars, and oil.
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Featuring over 1000 accordions, A World of Accordions Museum also displays button boxes, concertinas, figurines and other music-related artifacts. It also features a music-themed gift shop and a concert hall that hosts musical performances.
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Park Point features many beaches where visitors can enjoy picnicking and volleyball among other activities, and it provides scenic views of the Great Lakes. It plays host to festivals and numerous other events.
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The Duluth Children’s Museum offers a variety of fun and educational activities with a focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. The museum features exhibits on archaeology, space exploration, and other subjects.
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16th Ave W & Skyline Dr, Skyline Parkway off Hank Jensen Drive, Duluth, MN 55802
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Enger Tower Park & Gardens has over 200 perennials, 4000 daffodils, an expanded Japanese garden and many rare plants and flowers. White birch and poplar trees line the trail to the tower.