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Best playground in town for kids with mobility impairments, with an inclusive swing, poured rubber surfaces, and transfer points that let kids climb up. Separate playground structures for big and little kids. This is the main destination for youth sports programs, with soccer fields, baseball and softball diamonds, and dedicated courts for basketball, beach volleyball, pickleball and tennis, plus a driving range for golfers. During the winter, there's an outdoor ice skating rink and a hill that's good for sledding. Wheelchair-accessible restrooms.
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Faulconer Gallery
Art gallery in the middle of Grinnell College's Bucksbaum Center for the Arts.
previously Stewart Library
In addition to the opportunity to escape the summer's heat or the winter's cold to read a book for a while, the city's public library offers free, unsecured, wireless Internet access, water fountains and wheelchair-accessible restrooms to the public (restrooms open 30–60 minutes before the rest of the library).
Self-guided walking tour from the Grinnell Historical Society. This 1.5-mile route (2.5 km) starts at the railroad crossing and takes you through the downtown section. Mostly flat, paved sidewalks suitable for children and adults using wheels.
Red brick church decorated with Roman arches and custom painting inside.
Merchants' National Bank
One of many banks in the Midwest designed by Louis Sullivan. Built in 1914.
Three-screen cinema.