Very nice YMCA in Grand Rapids. They have a large fitness center, large weight room, nice lap pool,…read morejacuzzi and steam room, basketball court, and deli. And they even serve as a community center, with activities like billiards, cribbage, ping pong, Bible studies, etc. Jen at the front desk was so nice and helpful. She showed us around. And let us know that we were there on the first Sunday they have been open in 2 years! That worked out well for us. We had almost the whole place to ourselves. You can get a day pass for $10 or family pass for 2 people for $18.

A great find!!! Really cool place to visit. Food and service was very good. I had the French…read moreDip and enjoyed it. Ask to see the scrap book of what it looked like before they fixed it up. This place is a gem and worth the visit.

Love everything about this place. The food is delicious…read more A great addition to upper Minnesota. The bar and all the different drinks are inspiring. I'd never tried Hungarian wine... and I'm hooked. It's such an interesting mix .. restored church, axe throwing, yummy food. You can even start your day out at a fun coffee&tea bar. Nice outside patio with herbs and veggies used inside.The staff is always very attentive & Fun ! Sue and Jozef are wonderful owners. You can't go wrong going to Ravenstone.

This is a great dog park somewhat hidden in Grand Rapids, MN. It's completely fenced and it's well…read moremaintained. There's an area for big dogs, an area for small dogs and a playground for kids. There is no water available in these dog areas so be sure to bring your own for the dog. To find it - Turn south off of 2 onto SE 7th. It's about 100 feet on the left.

Gorgeous dog park inside Veteran's Park at the intersection of Hwy 2 and SE 7th Ave. The dog run…read morearea is totally fenced, has nice iron benches for people to sit, and some picnic tables too. There is a children's playground right next door (but not within the fenced area for the dogs). I know the community must have worked hard for this space and it's great! So far very under utilized and a very peaceful spot!

Really good pizza, good quesadillas, ... in fact pretty much everything we've tried has been good…read more We have two go-to places in Deer River, the Blueberry and Sportsman's café. Service is fast and cheerful, though the kitchen can be slow at times. Ambiance is approximately what you'd expect at a bowling alley. Crowded tables, lighted beer signs on the wall. Not really attractive but we're there for the food anyway.

Lanes have not been oiled in years, the balls come back dry after playing a whole game. Lanes are…read moreterrible

Beautiful rooms and campground! Well maintained and friendly staff. Will definitely be backread more

Our one night stay in this atrocious establishment left us well over $1,000 poorer. Never have I…read morespent so much to stay in a barley heated room, broken showerhead, cracks in the walls, broken appliances, and dirt everywhere. Now we were under the false impression that we would be able to enjoy these luxurious accommidations for the bargain price of $85 dollars for the night. Unbeknownst to us, this price must have changed sometime over the eavening as the friendly staff then helped themselves to all the cash they could find in our room. When confronting the staff (directly after they had a child "cleaning our room" (and wallets)), we were then told that one of us staying in the room must have robbed ourselves. I understand how people can unknowingly rob themselves from time to time, but seeing as we were in the middle of a huge cross country trip and the money was to be spend on that, I found it hard to believe. We were "dared' to contact the police and told, "nothing will be done, what can they do, it was cash" If you find yourself moving through this area, I highly reccomend just scooching over to the next town to find a place to sleep.

Matt Alstad does a great job coaching the fundamentals, motivating us to perform at our best and…read moreprogramming for effectiveness & fun! Thanks Matt for bringing Crossfit to Grand Rapids and further building community each and every week.

This place is so well thought out! It's one of those "bigger on the inside" places with many…read moredifferent play areas within. Bigger kids can play in the pretend house (with a real piano), grocery store, doctor's office, etc. while smaller kids can play with the water table, crawl in the low maze, etc. My daughter could spend an entire day here if it weren't for nap time! We came when she was about 14 months old and she loved it. I think kids as old as first or second grade would also enjoy this!

im 14 and this place is peak.it has alot of cool stuff to mess around with.i hate the charector…read morelimit on yelp

This was a nice campground with good rates. There aren't many sites and some of the RV sites were…read morereally small and right next to each other. The $20 tent campsite was fitting to our needs. I wish the fire pit was a smidge bigger. The ground was soft and had some full grown trees as well as some freshly planted trees. I wish that they would've raked the grass up after mowing as it got stuck all over our feet and legs. We didn't fish but saw some people pull some big ones out right off the dock. The water was nice and clear. The bathrooms and showers were clean but could use a fresh coat of paint. They lost out on some money from us because the workers weren't there the day we were there to sell us wood so we had to go to a nearby gas station. Although it wasn't bad, we could still hear the highway. We enjoyed our stay and would come again.