Country Suites By Carlson, Little Falls, MN

209 16th Street, NE, Little Falls MN 56345,

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (320) 632-1000 Fax: (320) 632-3251

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Little Falls Lodging near Charles Lindbergh State Park

Guests staying in Little Falls, MN can take advantage of the many attractions, businesses and entertainment options near our hotel. In Little Falls, there is a broad range of fun outdoor activities, such as Maple Island Park and Gardens, Pine Grove Zoo and Primeval Park, the Lake Alexander Preserve and Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge. Our hotel near Charles Lindbergh State Park is only minutes from Camp Ripley and is close to the Minnesota Fishing Museum, the Charles Lindergh Historic Site and the Minnesota Military Museum.

Guests lodging in Little Falls, MN may enjoy these nearby Minnesota attractions:

Charles A. Lindbergh State Park (3 miles)
This 436-acre park on the Mississippi River offers a lovely getaway where you can fish, canoe, ski or hike.
Minnesota Fishing Museum (1.4 miles)
Featuring over 8,000 fishing artifacts from Minnesota's freshwater fishing history, this is a unique and fascinating museum.
Phone: (320) 616-2011
Maple Island Park (1.2 miles)
Be sure to visit the gardens and trails of this scenic park along the Mississippi River.
Camp Ripley (7 miles)
Camp Ripley serves as a world-class military training center for all branches and components of service.
Phone: (320) 616-2699
Crane Meadows Wildlife Refuge (8 miles)
This huge wildlife refuge is a great place to explore nature. See herons, egrets, loons and even bears and wolves.
Phone: (320) 632-1575
Minnesota Military Museum (7.2 miles)
Explore the experiences of Minnesota soldiers throughout history at this vividly depicted museum.
Phone: (320) 632-7374
Pine Grove Zoo and Primeval Park (2 miles)
Here you can see exotic animals like tigers and wolves, as well as a primeval grove of white pines. A can't-miss experience.
Phone: (320) 616-5595
Charles A. Lindbergh Historic Site (1.8 miles)
See the boyhood home of the famous aviator and learn the history of his youth and family line.
Phone: (320) 616-5421
Lake Alexander Preserve (22 miles)
A massive, unbroken wilderness, this preserve is a bird watcher's paradise. Native creatures abound in this rich, pristine nature preserve.
Phone: (218) 575-3032

Directions: Country Inn & Suites Little Falls is located near the intersection of Highways 10 and 27. From Hwy 10, take exit for Hwy 27 E. Follow for 0.25 mile. Turn left onto 16th St. The hotel will be on the left.

About Little Falls

Little Falls is not so "little" when you consider all the attractions in the city. Charles Lindbergh, famous aviator and son of a Minnesota congressman, spent much of his boyhood here, and the Charles Lindbergh Historic Site chronicles many of his exploits. Another historic attraction, the Minnesota Military Museum, takes visitors on a journey through the state's military past--from frontier days to the present. For more history, visit the historical downtown shopping district to pick out the perfect souvenir. Outdoor lovers will appreciate the city's Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Lake Alexander Preserve, and Pine Grove Park and Zoo. Many of the best dining destinations are in the downtown area, but The Landing at Lake Alexander is a good bet for exceptional dishes. Nightlife is standard fair, but First Street Bar and Cabin Fever Saloon & Eatery provide a light and interesting atmosphere. History, natural beauty and a stylish downtown make Little Falls a true Minnesotan oasis.

Did you know?

Visitors can find Staurolites, or "fairy stones," at Little Falls's Blanchard Dam. These intertwined crystals look like crosses, and it is well known that Presidents Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt, Thomas Edison and other well known figures kept these stones close by for good luck.