Visiting Pepin, Wisconsin, offers a delightful blend of education, adventure, and relaxation. The village, nestled along the scenic Mississippi River, is renowned as the birthplace of Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of the beloved Little House series. Families can explore the Laura Ingalls Wilder Museum, where one can step inside a replica of the log cabin from Little House in the Big Woods, experience pioneer life firsthand, and even try on bonnets and pioneer clothing. Nearby, the Little House Wayside Cabin provides a charming picnic spot and a glimpse into the past with its authentic setting. Beyond literary history, Pepin boasts a sandy public beach perfect for swimming and sandcastle building, as well as opportunities for sailing and kayaking on Lake Pepin. The village’s marina and waterfront areas offer picturesque views and a chance to watch boats navigate the river. Pepin’s welcoming atmosphere, combined with its rich history and outdoor activities, makes it an ideal destination for anyone seeking both fun and learning. (Republican Eagle, Visit Pepin).