Which Midwest State Park Would Your Kids Love the Most?
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From hidden caves to roaring waterfalls, the Midwest is full of state parks that can turn a family trip into an unforgettable adventure. Whether your kids are little explorers, budding swimmers, or future wildlife photographers, there's a park that will light up their imagination. If you could pack the car and head out this weekend, which of these kid-friendly Midwest gems would you choose?
Starved Rock State Park, Illinois
Towering sandstone canyons, seasonal waterfalls, and trails short enough for little legs but exciting enough for big imaginations.
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100
Devil's Lake State Park, Wisconsin
Crystal-clear swimming beaches, giant quartzite bluffs, and picnic spots perfect for a lakeside lunch.
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198
Cuyahoga Valley National Park, Ohio
Scenic train rides, easy bike trails, and the breathtaking Brandywine Falls.
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172
Turkey Run State Park, Indiana
Suspension bridges, sandstone gorges, and shallow creeks for safe water play.
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105
Itasca State Park, Minnesota
Stand at the source of the Mississippi River and walk across it on stepping stones.
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214
Maquoketa Caves State Park, Iowa
Dozens of caves to explore with a flashlight, from wide walk-throughs to crawl-in hideaways.
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190
Brown County State Park, Indiana
Rolling hills, horseback rides, and fall foliage that looks like a painting.
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271
I can't choose - let's visit them all!
Because sometimes one adventure just isn't enough.
Votes:
99
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