- Our list of the best things to do in Pontiac, Illinois, features the top 9 nearby activities — including 5 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Pontiac, IL has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Museums & Galleries, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 9 things to do within the city of Pontiac, IL
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32.6 Miles
94%
33 votes
1238 Ropp Road, Normal, Bloomingto, Normal, IL 61761
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Rader Family Farms is open to the general public in its fall season with attractions like a pumpkin patch, corn maze, weekend tram rides through the fields, and a straw bale castle. The farm also has an on-site café and gift shop that is open throughout most of the year.
32.9 Miles
Bloomington's Gaelic Park features an array of amenities, including soccer and football fields, basketball courts, and a playground for kids with a variety of equipment. The park also features a scenic lake and stream with a bridge spanning it.
33.1 Miles
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128 votes
1000 Monroe Dr, Bloomington, IL 61701
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The David Davis Mansion State Historic Site has at its center the mansion of David Davis, Lincoln's mentor and campaign manager.
33.1 Miles
The Lasalle County 4-H Fair Grounds are host to the annual 4-H Fair, which includes a variety of competitions and displays for 4-H Club members. Aside from livestock displays, there are photography and sewing exhibits.
33.1 Miles
Built in 1872, the David Davis Mansion is a large Victoria home and garden which has been preserved with a collection of original artifacts. Tours of the house along with its adjoining gardens are conducted throughout the week.
33.3 Miles
The Beer Nuts tour will take the visitors on a tour of the factory and for the sampling of the 37 nuts specialties. The store sells clothing, sport gear, collectibles, and toys.
33.3 Miles
Fairview Park features many attractions for visitors, including the Fairview Family Aquatic Center, softball and tennis facilities, a skate park, and many picnic shelters and playground areas. The largest picnic shelter can be reserved for events.
33.4 Miles
Constitution Trail is a walking, biking and riding trail that connects several neighborhoods in the area. Amenities like benches, water fountains, shelters and signs help to connect parks and other areas to the trail.
33.6 Miles
Opened in 1904, McLean County Museum of History exhibits items concerning the local history, but not only. Probably the most well known artifact is the bench outside, where Lincoln himself sat.
33.6 Miles
The Castle Theatre is a live music venue that has served the area for decades after originally opening in 1916. The theatre hosts both local and national artists from a variety of music genres like blues, jazz, and alternative rock.