Iowa isn’t a small state, and each of the four corners of the Hawkeye State has its own character. The northwest corner is probably the quietest, with some wonderful small towns sprinkled in between the long and peaceful road. One of those towns is Sioux Center, a small city of around 8,000 people that doesn’t get much tourist traffic. Between its out-of-the-way location and its quiet atmosphere, it’s a hidden gem mostly left to those who live there – and that means it’s a true hidden gem. Those who visit Sioux Center will find a laid-back college town with a rich history, charming attractions, and delicious food that feels like it stepped right out of a simpler time. Right now, it’s not as well-known as some of Iowa’s other charming small towns – and that means the most peaceful small town in Iowa is just waiting for you to pay a visit.

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Have you visited Sioux Center and taken in its unique atmosphere? Let us know about your visit, and tell us your pick for the most peaceful small town in Iowa in the comments section! You can drop by the town website for more information, and check out the Sioux County Livestock Co. website for the full menu. While you’re here, remember that the northwestern corner of Iowa is full of unique adventures!

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