Gorgeous camp nestled along the Namekagon River. Hiking trails and Frisbee golf throughout the…read moreexpansive acreage. Basketball courts, zip line, kids park, lake with huge activity float. Adoration chapel. Peaceful, prayerful space. Clean, comfortable lodging. Good food. I highly recommend this camp!

Really nice activity center. We went there with my kids this weekend. The pool was very nice and…read morewell lit. The sauna was very nice and had that fresh wood smell. They have very nice basketball gym with a running track above it. They also have a great workout area with weights and cardio machines. My only issue was we went Saturday morning to ask when they were open and I was told that the pool was open until 8 pm. That it specifically closed a half hour before the building. We showed up at 6 pm and the person at the front said the pool was closed and picked up the little paper notification paper to show me. Cool but the earlier person should have said that and let me know. Instead I drove and got 4 little kids ready and then had to deal with dissapointed kids. The next day was super nice but no one really seemed to care what happened the day before. My suggestion to the owner is maybe work on the management process of the facility. It is super nice and you own a lot of other well run property in town. This should be the shining gem of Minong. I will be back and hope to have better communication on open times when I do.

New, clean, safe. Locker rooms are awesome. Family rooms…read moreavailable. Lockers are free with built in keypad locks. Kids had a blast in the water park and the gym. Had so much fun I lost a contact in the pool. We will definitely visit again.

Took my family there last year and they loved it. Slightly disappointed that they couldn't accept a…read moreperson of my size. So you may want to call and ask what their policy is for us folks over 230 lbs.

Historic spot between Danbury/Webster. The French-Canadian fur traders called this area "forts…read morefolle avoine" (pronounced 'fall-of-wan') which means wild rice. It was a fur trading post on the Yellow River. Today this spot celebrates many cultures: Ojibwa, Swedish immigrants, the French Canadian fur traders. They offer many events on site (see their website for latest info: theforts.org There a general admission tour fee-see website for latest information for cost (it was on the day we visited $10/adult $8 kids $28/family of 4)

Great day at this park!! Educational and fun! Such…read morefriendly, interesting folks. Stop by, lots to learn.

Rented a Xpedition ADV 5 at the end of June while visiting nearby for a wedding. My twin 14 year…read moreold boys and I wanted some excitement. Throttle RX was awesome! From the emails with Brandon figuring out what to rent, for how long and any discounts, it was an amazing experience. We stayed at an airbnb in Pine City MN and just crossed the border for the rentals. Their machines were all top notch, the people were so helpful and personable, you could tell they liked their jobs and seeing others have fantastic experiences! It had recently rained quite a bit, so we had a ton of mud puddles and got nice and soggy! It did get a little cold getting so wet, so dress accordingly and go have some fun! If ever in the area again, we would definitely rent again, and maybe try a package with canoes, kayaks or tubing!

Wonderful people! Super fun experience. Great machines. They have gps so you get instructions on…read moretrails and a good understanding of the dos and don'ts. We went all over the place and saw deer and wild turkeys. Great scenery. We rented 2 Polaris Generals, 2 seaters. Very fun! Ashley and Robin were super helpful and nice!

After vacationing in Hayward for 15 years or so, I finally visited the Wilderness Walk with my…read morekids. They really loved it. The Wilderness Walk is so much bigger than what you can see from the road. I was blown away by this too. And the kids could get so close to and feed lots of different animals, including goats, several types of birds (like pheasants, peacocks, chickens and more), a camel, deer, alpacas and rabbits. In fact, the deer along with the turkeys roamed free in the attraction. We looked in the teepee that guests are welcome to walk into, and right there was a deer -- same with the picnic area. The baby animal area was also a hit. The Wilderness Walk includes a "Wild West town" too, with a maze you can walk through, photo ops and more. One thing I'll say, some of the enclosures seemed a little small for the animals. Like the bear enclosure just looked so restrictive. My kids were most excited to see the bear, but they said they wanted to move along quickly after we were standing in front of it. And something to know before you go: Tickets are $13-$18 each. We can now say we've crossed this off our list.

Love this place. The staff are always friendly and the animals are very well cared for!read more

We had a great experience with Jack's Canoe Rental yesterday morning. Dave, our driver to the…read morestarting point, was friendly, helpful, and got our trip off to a great start. We also appreciated chatting with him and learning about his longtime involvement with The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Thank you again for a wonderful morning -- and thank you for your service!

After telling my son and a friend about a canoe trip I took as a teenager down the Namekagon and…read moreSt. Croix rivers 30 years ago, they both said they really wanted to do something similar. After reaching out to multiple outfitters in the region, I choose Jack's and I'm glad I did. I didn't want to transport my 17 foot Grumman aluminum to upper Wisconsin and take it through the rapids. We were also going to need to rent a second boat anyways and needed a shuttle. I started looking into local outfitters. They were quick to respond to my inquiries and answer my questions. They also were willing to not only rent us a canoe and a kayak and provide shuttle service, but they answered my questions about what I'd need to do for a multiple night trip down the river. We camped at their site for the first night and put in right there so we could paddle down the river, across Trego Lake, portage the dam, then continue down the Namekagon and St. Croix Rivers over the next couple of days. The equipment they rented us was in good condition. We had no issues with the paddles, PFDs, or boats. The shuttle van was clean and well maintained. When we looked at the camps all of them where in nice, clean conditions. The port-a-poties were clean. They have a store on site to purchase any items you may need to go down the river. The staff was friendly and nice. It wasn't busy when we arrived and was able to chat with some of them. It's a family own and operated business. We had scheduled a 3pm ride back to our vehicles on our last day but due to our underestimating how fast our trip was, we got there around noon. I called Jack's and inquired if there was any way they could pick us up early. Knowing they're busy I highly doubted it. Their response was they didn't have any drivers available right then, but if one becomes available early they would send them our way. We really didn't expect anyone to get there until 3pm. However, around 2pm the shuttle arrived. If we had to wait until the scheduled pick up time that would be understandable, but because they had the availability and could come early, that was pretty awesome in my book. If you're looking for an outfitter to go down the river either via canoe, kayak, or tube... I can't recommend enough Jack's.

This course is a jewel and the staff here are gems! Cindi was absolutely the best making our 4some…read morefeel welcome, having fun with us, and going overboard making sure we had a great time. You would be hard pressed to find a course with more mature white pine trees. The scent from all the trees is soothing - even after a bad shot. The course is not long but fairways are narrow placing a premium on accuracy off the tee. The greens are good size and in good shape. The course distance was good for our wives who do not hit the ball far. Highly recommend playing here. Great value, great times, and great people.

Fox Run is a fun little golf course that my family enjoys playing on weekdays in the summer…read more Prices are low and the service is great. We go at least once or twice a week when we are up at the lake. There is a par 3 and a regular course, as well as a bar to keep you well-hydrated while on the course.