Plan Your Visit - Museum of Danish America
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Plan Your Visit - Museum of Danish America
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Plan Your Visit
The Museum of Danish America is located on a 35-acre property in Elk Horn, Iowa. Both the buildings and the grounds invite visitors to explore the cultural heritage and natural landscape of Iowa’s Danish Villages.
Museum of Danish America
Genealogy & Education Center
Bedstemor’s House
Tours
Museum Building
Constructed in 1994, the museum’s main building features three floors of exhibits, including temporary exhibits on fascinating topics from around the country. Guests can interact with several of our exhibits, including a touchscreen kiosk near Victor Borge’s first piano that tells the story of the renowned comedian and pianist and a multimedia room that features exclusive video content.
Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park
Enjoy a commanding view of the lush Iowa hills and 30 acres of recreated prairie surrounding the Museum of Danish America in the
Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park
, named for the renowned Danish immigrant landscape architect who rebelliously used native plants and natural themes in his designs.
Jens Dixen House
This small
homesteader’s cabin
was originally located in North Dakota.
Museum Hours
Monday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Thursday:
10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Friday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday
:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
Location
Museum of Danish America
2212 Washington Street
Elk Horn, IA 51531
Directions
Museum Admission
Members:
Free
Family, 2 Adults & Children 8-18 years of age:
$20.00
Adult:
$10.00
Children 8-18:
$3.00
Children under 8:
Free
Museums for All:
Free (4 admissions w/any state EBT Card)
All active duty, National Guard and Reserve military personnel and up to five family members receive free admission from Memorial Day to Labor Day through the
Blue Star Museums
program! Please show military ID upon arrival.
Not a Member? Join Today
Genealogy & Education Center
The museum’s
Genealogy & Education Center
is located on Main Street in Elk Horn. Since opening in 1996, the Genealogy & Education Center has assisted many individuals in finding links to their past and to immigrant ancestors and lost relatives. The center maintains a significant collection of family history resources and background materials for individuals, settlements, and institutions.
Hours
Wednesday-Friday:
Call to schedule an appointment.
Closed:
Saturday-Tuesday
Closed:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
*
Other times by advance appointment.
Location
Genealogy & Education Center
4210 Main Street
Elk Horn, IA 51531
Directions
Admission
Members:
Free
Non-Members
:
Free*
*Fees per hour for research services.
Not a Member? Join Today
Bedstemor’s House
Step back in time at
Bedstemor’s (Grandmother’s) House
, a charming Victorian home built in 1908 by a Danish immigrant and now on the National Register of Historic Places. The home has been restored and furnished to reflect the lifestyle of the Danish-American families who lived there in the early 20th century.
Hours
Wednesday-Friday:
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed:
Saturday-Tuesday
Closed:
Labor Day through Memorial Day
Closed:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
*
Other times by advance appointment.
Location
Bedstemor’s House
2015 College Street
Elk Horn, IA 51531
Directions
Admission
Members:
Free
Non-Members:
Free
Not a Member? Join Today
Group Tours
We welcome large groups at the museum, including reunions, field trips, group outings, and more!
Group Tour Pricing
20-24:
$9.00 + (1) Complimentary Pass
25+:
$8.00 + (2) Complimentary Passes
Group Tour with Kaffe og Kringler Pricing:
$15/person.
To best plan your group visit, please call the museum in advance at (712) 764-7001.
Field Trips
The Museum of Danish America’s educational programs are hands-on experiences that can be tailored to most grade levels in a variety of subjects including art, social studies, language arts and science. (Iowa Core Standards fulfilled are available upon request). If registering for more than one program, bundle discounts are available. To get a sneak peek of what MoDA has to offer,
check out a virtual tour here
.
Fees: $2/student
Program Length: 2 hours
Our most popular tour begins at the
Museum
and includes activities and experiences that explore immigration and the Danish-American culture during the turn of the 20th century. Students will learn about the journey to America, the immigration experience at Ellis Island and have a hands-on presentation packing a Danish immigrant’s trunk for his trip from Denmark to Iowa.
Next, we will journey to
Bedstemor’s House
(Danish for grandmother), a 2-level historic home restored to its original period. Students will step into the world of early 20th century immigrants, discuss the differences and similarities between past and present times, learn the story of the home’s builder, its history of residents, and the efforts to restore the house.
Last stop is the
Genealogy & Education Center
which houses one of the largest collections of resource materials on Danish immigrants in the U.S., including many rare and unique items. The Center is open to the public for family and local history research and has assisted many individuals in finding links to their past. Tours of the Center cover the wide variety of resources available as well as the exhibition space.
Fees: $1/student
Program Length: 1 hour
Students have the opportunity to interact with nature in this outdoor classroom setting. Hands-on learning programs led by our museum staff could include any of the following topics – prairie preservation, restoration and history, identifying different plants and animals, seed collection, soil testing and comparison, etc. Other outdoor opportunities on museum grounds are the Jens Dixen Cabin – a historic one-room cabin from South Dakota furnished to reflect the lifestyle of a Danish immigrant and schoolteacher, the Green Roof, a wetland and Danish-designed exercise equipment, which are all unique to our community.
We’re happy to discuss tailoring your field trip with other cultural options in Elk Horn, the largest rural Danish settlement in the U.S. Visit for an hour or make a day of it by combining multiple learning programs to include the Museum of Danish America, the Danish Windmill, Kringle Man Bakery, and more!
For more information or to plan your visit, please contact the museum at 712-764-7001.
Traveling Exhibits
Why not have one of our traveling exhibits visit your school? For more information visit our Exhibits page or contact
curator@danishmuseum.org
Museum Guidelines
When touring any of the facilities owned and operated by the Museum of Danish America, we ask that visitors observe the guidelines listed below. These guidelines help protect collections and other resources and enable all visitors to have an enjoyable experience.
No pets except legally certified service animals are permitted in any of the museum’s facilities.
No smoking inside any of the museum’s facilities.
No food or drink is permitted in any of the museum’s facilities except in designated areas.
Photography is permitted
without flash
. Videotaping may also be permitted with permission. Please
contact us
to speak with a curator about obtaining permission.
Accessibility at the Museum
The Museum of Danish America is committed to removing barriers to access and ensuring our museum is a welcoming space for all.
The main museum building and Genealogy and Education Center are both wheelchair-accessible. The Museum also has a wheelchair available for visitors; inquire at the front desk if you would like to use it during your visit.
The museum has two accessible parking spots, located on the driveway to the right of the entrance to the museum. The main floor bathrooms have larger stalls with grab bars; there is also a gender-neutral family restroom available on the lower level that is wheelchair accessible. There is elevator access to all three floors of the main building.
Large format labels are available for many of the exhibits; please inquire at the front desk if you would like to use these for your visit. In general, there are no flashing lights or loud noises in the galleries, although there are some areas with video content playing.
Bedstemor’s House is a historic property with narrow spaces and a steep staircase that may not be suitable for visitors with limited mobility. We have a virtual tour available so that everyone can still see and enjoy the space.
If you have any questions about accessibility at the museum, please
contact us
.
Area Info
Larsen’s Pub
Voted #1 breaded tenderloin in Iowa! Family-friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a Danish beer, your favorite cocktail, or special frozen drinks on tap.
phone:
712.764.4052
website:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Larsens-Pub/189735847714234
The Norse Horse Tavern
A local sports bar with a Viking theme; rotating beers on tap, including Iowa craft brews. See kitchen specials on Facebook.
phone:
712.764.6646
website:
https://www.facebook.com/thenorsehorsetavern/
Yesway Elk Horn
Convenience store with a variety of hot foods including pizza, chicken, burgers, and more!
phone:
712.764.6001
website:
https://yesway.com/locations/
Danish Windmill
This 60-foot windmill, built in Nørre Snede, Denmark in 1848, was dismantled, shipped to Elk Horn, and rebuilt in 1976 by community volunteers to honor the area’s Danish heritage. Visitors can climb to the top of the mill, see the grinding stones, and watch the sails go around on a windy day. A 15-minute video is included with the tour admission. The Danish Windmill also includes a gift shop and is an official Iowa Welcome Center. The windmill’s grounds feature a recreated 900 AD Viking smithy’s home, a bust of Hans Christian Andersen, and the Morning Star Chapel.
phone:
712.764.7472
website:
http://www.danishwindmill.com/
Kimballton, Iowa
Home of a replica “Little Mermaid” statue, Kimballton is the Northern community of the “Danish Villages.” Proud of their Danish heritage, the residents of Kimballton erected this tribute to author Hans Christian Andersen in 1974 and rededicated it at their 125th anniversary in 2008. Be sure to view the recent sculptures featuring characters from Hans Christian Andersen stories, and stop by New Century Art Guild’s gallery space. The Little Mermaid Park also includes the Audubon County Freedom Rock. When you stop to visit, you can be assured of a warm Danish welcome!
website:
http://www.danishvillages.com/
Danish Countryside Vines & Wines
Located among the rolling hills of western Iowa, this winery and gift shop are housed in a completely renovated European-style barn with a balcony overlooking the vineyard and a spacious patio where you can relax and enjoy a glass or bottle of your favorite wine. Tours of the winery and vineyard are available for those curious about the process of making wine and viticulture practices, and space is available to rent for meetings and parties.
Please call for reservations.
phone:
712.764.2991
website:
https://www.danishcountrysidevinesandwines.com/
German Hausbarn
Originally built in 1660 in the Schleswig-Holstein region of Germany (along the border with Denmark) and assembled in Manning in 1996, this German Hausbarn has survived state wars, tribal boundary disputes, and two world wars. The structure consists of living quarters for the family and for housing livestock, equipment, and feed. Tour the Hausbarn, an early 20th century bungalow-style home and farmstead, and the beautifully preserved Trinity Church from May 1 – October 31. Easily found just off Highway 141 on the east edge of Manning.
phone:
712.655.3131
website:
http://germanhausbarn.com/
Albert the Bull
The world’s largest bull! This gigantic, nationally recognized Hereford statue is a salute to the beef industry and offers a great photo opportunity while welcoming visitors to the Audubon community. Albert, constructed in 1964, is 30 feet tall and weighs 45 tons with a horn span of 15 feet. You’ll find him on the south edge of Audubon, visible from Highway 71.
phone:
712.563.2742
website:
http://www.auduboncounty.com/tourism/attractions.aspx
Travel Iowa
website:
http://www.traveliowa.com/
Western Iowa Tourism
website:
http://www.visitwesterniowa.com/
Country View BnB
Country View BnB is located in Elk Horn, Iowa, known for its Danish Heritage. The Bed and Breakfast offers private quarters with a living room, kitchen bathroom and two separate bedrooms along with great views of the countryside in the private backyard.
website:
https://www.countryviewbnb.com/
Hygge Inn and Suites
The Hygge Inn and Suites, located in Elk Horn, offers a cozy space to experience the simple joy of being together through overnight stays, apartment housing, and a beautiful event center space perfect for gatherings.
website:
https://www.hyggeinn.com
Love You Mor AirBNB
Lov You Mor is located off of Main Street in a historic building.
website:
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1157163337525733281
The Review AirBNB
Located on Elk Horn’s charming Main St. in a full one-bedroom apartment, in a historic building that used to house The Review Newspaper Office.
website:
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/989875746666015229
Prairie Rose State Park
Located 10 miles west of the Museum of Danish America.
phone:
712.773.2701
website:
http://www.iowadnr.gov/Destinations/StateParksRecAreas/IowasStateParks/ParkDetails.aspx?ParkID=610139
Danish Village RV Encampment
phone:
712.764.7800
Elk Horn Creek Recreational Area and the Lyle & Wava Petersen Nature Preserve
The upper picnic area contains what is believed to be the original site of the pioneer village of Elk Horn. Locally known as “The Grove.” Electrical sites, tent camping, hiking trails, picnic area, playground equipment. Open for camping April 15 – October 15.
phone:
712.744.3403
website:
https://www.mycountyparks.com/County/Shelby/Park/Elk-Horn-Creek-Recreation-Area.aspx
Atlantic
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites
phone:
712.243.4723
website:
https://www.redlion.com/atlantic
Atlantic Rock Island Inn & Suites
phone:
712.243.1600
website:
http://www.atlanticrockislandinn.com/
Harlan
Harlan Inn & Suites
phone:
712.755.5999
website:
https://www.magnusonhotels.com/hotel/harlan-inn-and-suites/
Settle Inn
phone:
712.755.2930
website:
https://www.guestreservations.com/settle-inn-and-suites-harlan/booking?
Audubon
Blue Grass Inn & Suites
phone:
712.563.2126
website:
https://www.waspystruckstop.com/waspys-hotel/
Taylor Hill Lodge
phone:
712.563.2248
website:
http://www.thlodge.com/
Avoca
Cobblestone Inn & Suites
phone:
712.307.6006
website:
http://www.staycobblestone.com/ia/avoca/
Motel 6
phone:
712.343.6507
website:
https://www.motel6.com/en/motels.ia.avoca.4168.html
Walnut
Econo Lodge
phone:
712.784.2233
website:
https://www.choicehotels.com/iowa/walnut/econo-lodge-hotels/ia134
Super 8 Motel
phone:
712.784.2221
website:
https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/super-8/walnut-iowa/super-8-walnut/overview?hotel_id=03231
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Plan Your Visit
The Museum of Danish America is located on a 35-acre property in Elk Horn, Iowa. Both the buildings and the grounds invite visitors to explore the cultural heritage and natural landscape of Iowa’s Danish Villages.
Museum of Danish America
Genealogy & Education Center
Bedstemor’s House
Tours
Museum Building
Constructed in 1994, the museum’s main building features three floors of exhibits, including temporary exhibits on fascinating topics from around the country. Guests can interact with several of our exhibits, including a touchscreen kiosk near Victor Borge’s first piano that tells the story of the renowned comedian and pianist and a multimedia room that features exclusive video content.
Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park
Enjoy a commanding view of the lush Iowa hills and 30 acres of recreated prairie surrounding the Museum of Danish America in the
Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park
, named for the renowned Danish immigrant landscape architect who rebelliously used native plants and natural themes in his designs.
Jens Dixen House
This small
homesteader’s cabin
was originally located in North Dakota.
Museum Hours
Monday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Thursday:
10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Friday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sunday
:
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
Location
Museum of Danish America
2212 Washington Street
Elk Horn, IA 51531
Directions
Museum Admission
Members:
Free
Family, 2 Adults & Children 8-18 years of age:
$20.00
Adult:
$10.00
Children 8-18:
$3.00
Children under 8:
Free
Museums for All:
Free (4 admissions w/any state EBT Card)
All active duty, National Guard and Reserve military personnel and up to five family members receive free admission from Memorial Day to Labor Day through the
Blue Star Museums
program! Please show military ID upon arrival.
Not a Member? Join Today
Genealogy & Education Center
The museum’s
Genealogy & Education Center
is located on Main Street in Elk Horn. Since opening in 1996, the Genealogy & Education Center has assisted many individuals in finding links to their past and to immigrant ancestors and lost relatives. The center maintains a significant collection of family history resources and background materials for individuals, settlements, and institutions.
Hours
Wednesday-Friday:
Call to schedule an appointment.
Closed:
Saturday-Tuesday
Closed:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
*
Other times by advance appointment.
Location
Genealogy & Education Center
4210 Main Street
Elk Horn, IA 51531
Directions
Admission
Members:
Free
Non-Members
:
Free*
*Fees per hour for research services.
Not a Member? Join Today
Bedstemor’s House
Step back in time at
Bedstemor’s (Grandmother’s) House
, a charming Victorian home built in 1908 by a Danish immigrant and now on the National Register of Historic Places. The home has been restored and furnished to reflect the lifestyle of the Danish-American families who lived there in the early 20th century.
Hours
Wednesday-Friday:
1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Closed:
Saturday-Tuesday
Closed:
Labor Day through Memorial Day
Closed:
New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day
*
Other times by advance appointment.
Location
Bedstemor’s House
2015 College Street
Elk Horn, IA 51531
Directions
Admission
Members:
Free
Non-Members:
Free
Not a Member? Join Today
Group Tours
We welcome large groups at the museum, including reunions, field trips, group outings, and more!
Group Tour Pricing
20-24:
$9.00 + (1) Complimentary Pass
25+:
$8.00 + (2) Complimentary Passes
Group Tour with Kaffe og Kringler Pricing:
$15/person.
To best plan your group visit, please call the museum in advance at (712) 764-7001.
Field Trips
The Museum of Danish America’s educational programs are hands-on experiences that can be tailored to most grade levels in a variety of subjects including art, social studies, language arts and science. (Iowa Core Standards fulfilled are available upon request). If registering for more than one program, bundle discounts are available. To get a sneak peek of what MoDA has to offer,
check out a virtual tour here
.
Fees: $2/student
Program Length: 2 hours
Our most popular tour begins at the
Museum
and includes activities and experiences that explore immigration and the Danish-American culture during the turn of the 20th century. Students will learn about the journey to America, the immigration experience at Ellis Island and have a hands-on presentation packing a Danish immigrant’s trunk for his trip from Denmark to Iowa.
Next, we will journey to
Bedstemor’s House
(Danish for grandmother), a 2-level historic home restored to its original period. Students will step into the world of early 20th century immigrants, discuss the differences and similarities between past and present times, learn the story of the home’s builder, its history of residents, and the efforts to restore the house.
Last stop is the
Genealogy & Education Center
which houses one of the largest collections of resource materials on Danish immigrants in the U.S., including many rare and unique items. The Center is open to the public for family and local history research and has assisted many individuals in finding links to their past. Tours of the Center cover the wide variety of resources available as well as the exhibition space.
Fees: $1/student
Program Length: 1 hour
Students have the opportunity to interact with nature in this outdoor classroom setting. Hands-on learning programs led by our museum staff could include any of the following topics – prairie preservation, restoration and history, identifying different plants and animals, seed collection, soil testing and comparison, etc. Other outdoor opportunities on museum grounds are the Jens Dixen Cabin – a historic one-room cabin from South Dakota furnished to reflect the lifestyle of a Danish immigrant and schoolteacher, the Green Roof, a wetland and Danish-designed exercise equipment, which are all unique to our community.
We’re happy to discuss tailoring your field trip with other cultural options in Elk Horn, the largest rural Danish settlement in the U.S. Visit for an hour or make a day of it by combining multiple learning programs to include the Museum of Danish America, the Danish Windmill, Kringle Man Bakery, and more!
For more information or to plan your visit, please contact the museum at 712-764-7001.
Traveling Exhibits
Why not have one of our traveling exhibits visit your school? For more information visit our Exhibits page or contact
curator@danishmuseum.org
Museum Guidelines
When touring any of the facilities owned and operated by the Museum of Danish America, we ask that visitors observe the guidelines listed below. These guidelines help protect collections and other resources and enable all visitors to have an enjoyable experience.
No pets except legally certified service animals are permitted in any of the museum’s facilities.
No smoking inside any of the museum’s facilities.
No food or drink is permitted in any of the museum’s facilities except in designated areas.
Photography is permitted
without flash
. Videotaping may also be permitted with permission. Please
contact us
to speak with a curator about obtaining permission.
Accessibility at the Museum
The Museum of Danish America is committed to removing barriers to access and ensuring our museum is a welcoming space for all.
The main museum building and Genealogy and Education Center are both wheelchair-accessible. The Museum also has a wheelchair available for visitors; inquire at the front desk if you would like to use it during your visit.
The museum has two accessible parking spots, located on the driveway to the right of the entrance to the museum. The main floor bathrooms have larger stalls with grab bars; there is also a gender-neutral family restroom available on the lower level that is wheelchair accessible. There is elevator access to all three floors of the main building.
Large format labels are available for many of the exhibits; please inquire at the front desk if you would like to use these for your visit. In general, there are no flashing lights or loud noises in the galleries, although there are some areas with video content playing.
Bedstemor’s House is a historic property with narrow spaces and a steep staircase that may not be suitable for visitors with limited mobility. We have a virtual tour available so that everyone can still see and enjoy the space.
If you have any questions about accessibility at the museum, please
contact us
.
Area Info
Larsen’s Pub
Voted #1 breaded tenderloin in Iowa! Family-friendly atmosphere. Enjoy a Danish beer, your favorite cocktail, or special frozen drinks on tap.
phone:
712.764.4052
website:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Larsens-Pub/189735847714234
The Norse Horse Tavern
A local sports bar with a Viking theme; rotating beers on tap, including Iowa craft brews. See kitchen specials on Facebook.
phone:
712.764.6646
website:
https://www.facebook.com/thenorsehorsetavern/
Yesway Elk Horn
Convenience store with a variety of hot foods including pizza, chicken, burgers, and more!
phone:
712.764.6001
website:
https://yesway.com/locations/
Danish Windmill
This 60-foot windmill, built in Nørre Snede, Denmark in 1848, was dismantled, shipped to Elk Horn, and rebuilt in 1976 by community volunteers to honor the area’s Danish heritage. Visitors can climb to the top of the mill, see the grinding stones, and watch the sails go around on a windy day. A 15-minute video is included with the tour admission. The Danish Windmill also includes a gift shop and is an official Iowa Welcome Center. The windmill’s grounds feature a recreated 900 AD Viking smithy’s home, a bust of Hans Christian Andersen, and the Morning Star Chapel.
phone:
712.764.7472
website:
http://www.danishwindmill.com/
Kimballton, Iowa
Home of a replica “Little Mermaid” statue, Kimballton is the Northern community of the “Danish Villages.” Proud of their Danish heritage, the residents of Kimballton erected this tribute to author Hans Christian Andersen in 1974 and rededicated it at their 125th anniversary in 2008. Be sure to view the recent sculptures featuring characters from Hans Christian Andersen stories, and stop by New Century Art Guild’s gallery space. The Little Mermaid Park also includes the Audubon County Freedom Rock. When you stop to visit, you can be assured of a warm Danish welcome!
website:
http://www.danishvillages.com/
Danish Countryside Vines & Wines
Located among the rolling hills of western Iowa, this winery and gift shop are housed in a completely renovated European-style barn with a balcony overlooking the vineyard and a spacious patio where you can relax and enjoy a glass or bottle of your favorite wine. Tours of the winery and vineyard are available for those curious about the process of making wine and viticulture practices, and space is available to rent for meetings and parties.
Please call for reservations.
phone:
712.764.2991
website:
https://www.danishcountrysidevinesandwines.com/
German Hausbarn
Originally built in 1660 in the Schleswig-Holstein region of Germany (along the border with Denmark) and assembled in Manning in 1996, this German Hausbarn has survived state wars, tribal boundary disputes, and two world wars. The structure consists of living quarters for the family and for housing livestock, equipment, and feed. Tour the Hausbarn, an early 20th century bungalow-style home and farmstead, and the beautifully preserved Trinity Church from May 1 – October 31. Easily found just off Highway 141 on the east edge of Manning.
phone:
712.655.3131
website:
http://germanhausbarn.com/
Albert the Bull
The world’s largest bull! This gigantic, nationally recognized Hereford statue is a salute to the beef industry and offers a great photo opportunity while welcoming visitors to the Audubon community. Albert, constructed in 1964, is 30 feet tall and weighs 45 tons with a horn span of 15 feet. You’ll find him on the south edge of Audubon, visible from Highway 71.
phone:
712.563.2742
website:
http://www.auduboncounty.com/tourism/attractions.aspx
Travel Iowa
website:
http://www.traveliowa.com/
Western Iowa Tourism
website:
http://www.visitwesterniowa.com/
Country View BnB
Country View BnB is located in Elk Horn, Iowa, known for its Danish Heritage. The Bed and Breakfast offers private quarters with a living room, kitchen bathroom and two separate bedrooms along with great views of the countryside in the private backyard.
website:
https://www.countryviewbnb.com/
Hygge Inn and Suites
The Hygge Inn and Suites, located in Elk Horn, offers a cozy space to experience the simple joy of being together through overnight stays, apartment housing, and a beautiful event center space perfect for gatherings.
website:
https://www.hyggeinn.com
Love You Mor AirBNB
Lov You Mor is located off of Main Street in a historic building.
website:
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/1157163337525733281
The Review AirBNB
Located on Elk Horn’s charming Main St. in a full one-bedroom apartment, in a historic building that used to house The Review Newspaper Office.
website:
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/989875746666015229
Prairie Rose State Park
Located 10 miles west of the Museum of Danish America.
phone:
712.773.2701
website:
http://www.iowadnr.gov/Destinations/StateParksRecAreas/IowasStateParks/ParkDetails.aspx?ParkID=610139
Danish Village RV Encampment
phone:
712.764.7800
Elk Horn Creek Recreational Area and the Lyle & Wava Petersen Nature Preserve
The upper picnic area contains what is believed to be the original site of the pioneer village of Elk Horn. Locally known as “The Grove.” Electrical sites, tent camping, hiking trails, picnic area, playground equipment. Open for camping April 15 – October 15.
phone:
712.744.3403
website:
https://www.mycountyparks.com/County/Shelby/Park/Elk-Horn-Creek-Recreation-Area.aspx
Atlantic
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites
phone:
712.243.4723
website:
https://www.redlion.com/atlantic
Atlantic Rock Island Inn & Suites
phone:
712.243.1600
website:
http://www.atlanticrockislandinn.com/
Harlan
Harlan Inn & Suites
phone:
712.755.5999
website:
https://www.magnusonhotels.com/hotel/harlan-inn-and-suites/
Settle Inn
phone:
712.755.2930
website:
https://www.guestreservations.com/settle-inn-and-suites-harlan/booking?
Audubon
Blue Grass Inn & Suites
phone:
712.563.2126
website:
https://www.waspystruckstop.com/waspys-hotel/
Taylor Hill Lodge
phone:
712.563.2248
website:
http://www.thlodge.com/
Avoca
Cobblestone Inn & Suites
phone:
712.307.6006
website:
http://www.staycobblestone.com/ia/avoca/
Motel 6
phone:
712.343.6507
website:
https://www.motel6.com/en/motels.ia.avoca.4168.html
Walnut
Econo Lodge
phone:
712.784.2233
website:
https://www.choicehotels.com/iowa/walnut/econo-lodge-hotels/ia134
Super 8 Motel
phone:
712.784.2221
website:
https://www.wyndhamhotels.com/super-8/walnut-iowa/super-8-walnut/overview?hotel_id=03231