Prairie Du Chien: A Vibrant Friendly Destination With Aesthetically Rich Environment
Prairie Du Chien, WI is considered the second oldest town of the state, and was established as the oldest Euro-American settlement in the Upper Mississippi River. Situated between the brusque and the Mississippi is the Downtown District for dining, lodging, shopping and a location for entertainment seeker, outdoor recreationalists and regional residents. Deep history is reflected on the district architecture that dates back from 1840’s where many of the old structures have been restored bringing back their unique character and charm.
Best Time to Visit
For a warm weather and ideal time for outdoor recreational activities, the best months to visit Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin are during the months of June, July, August and September. However, these months are considered the busiest and hotel prices are most expensive, so, it is highly recommended to book accommodations at Prairie Du Chien hotels ahead of time to have worry-free vacation.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Get to know more of the town’s history at the Fort Crawford Museum, where exhibits of old hospitals are showcased. Enjoy and be refreshed at Charles Wacouta Aquatic Park, children and kids at heart will surely enjoy a dive and swim at the 7-lane lanes with 2 diving board, a slide and a baby pool. Guests can also visit other parks such as St. Feriole Island Park, home of baseball diamond, and the nearby Fort Fun Park. Take a rest and sleep after a whole day trip of the town in the Amerivu Bluffview Inn & Suites and the 3-star Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Prairie Du Chien, WI.