Just up the street from the bakery, this museum is chock full of local artifacts that paint a picture of Czech immigrants in the area and how they preserved their culture. The museum has something for everyone and makes Clarkson worth the visit.

For your last stop in Clarkson, this church boasts a beautiful exterior and interior that are great for pictures. The building features a history of Czech immigrants preserving their language through religious services while the prevalence of their language declined in the area.  

After lunch make the drive down to Prague and enjoy some outdoor time at Czechland Lake. This site is great for camping, fishing, hiking and anyone who wants to enjoy some quiet time with nature. Camping options are available and popular, so make sure to plan if you expect to camp for the night. 

As the nation's only exclusively agrarian art museum, Bone Creek connects visitors to the land through art that celebrates farmland, natural landscapes, wildlife and rural life. The museum also hosts exhibitions, educational events and artists talks. Admission is free!

Whether you’re a churchgoer or not, it isn’t hard to recognize the significance of churches in the histories of these small towns. One great example is the spectacular garden at the Assumption church. Take some time to wander through this wonderful part of Dwight and slow down after a busy travel weekend.