We stayed at Grandpa's Pool House for a bachelorette party, and it was the perfect setting. We…read moredidn't want to bring any decorations, which worked out great because the space is already full of awesome vintage details, plenty of Instagram-worthy photo ops, plus cute cups, wigs, and costumes that are perfect for a bachelorette celebration. The house layout was great for a medium-ish groups: two bedrooms on the main floor, a loft with a couch (and room for an air mattress), and two bedrooms downstairs. We had a group of 12, which I'd say is probably the max, a few people ended up sleeping on couches and I'm not sure how comfortable they were. The indoor pool was such a highlight! We spent most of our time there. It's heated, has Bluetooth speakers for music, and even a projector (though we didn't end up using it). There were plenty of floaties, and it was a great space to relax and hang out as a group. The pool could have been just a bit warmer, but we went in the spring when it was still a little chilly outside--I imagine it's perfect in the summer when the sun warms the space more naturally. Parking was super easy. All 12 of our cars fit in the driveway with no issues, and the house was easy to find. A few small cons: * Since we visited in spring, I'm not sure the place had gotten its full seasonal cleaning yet, some of the windowsills and the area outside were pretty dirty. * The fridge was a bit small for a group of our size. Definitely bring extra coolers, especially if you're stocking up on drinks. * There's no recycling available. We ended up bringing all our recycling home because we didn't want to throw it in the trash.

From the owner: Perfect space for bachelorette party, birthday party or any celebration. Every part of the house is…read moredecorated in 70s/80s decor. Indoor pool, creek in the back yard, vintage motorcycle in the basement and vintage car parked out front. Endless opportunities for photoshoots and adventure.

I ordered the large supreme pizza…read more The good: the supreme pizza was very tasty and the meat and vegetables were nicely cut. The bad: the pizza will get stuck to the bottom of the cardboard if you leave it in the cardboard box overnight.

Great course. It is tough, but fair. Lots of variety in looks, distances and features. Only…read morenegative for me is that it is not very walkable, since there are long distances between some of the greens to the next tee boxes. We generally play on our way up north and it is pretty easy to get a tee time during prime times. Also, green fees are very reasonable compared to similar courses in the Twin Cities.

this is by far the best place to throw a party! staff was nice, pricing was great, venue was…read morebeautiful. 10/10 highly recommend anyone throwing a party to come. They provided many utensils and extra things for us as well!

Came here on a recommendation from a neighbor. We went mainly for the pizza on a nice summer night…read morewith the ability to eat outside under a tent in case it rained. I think they only serve pizzas on Friday and Saturday nights until the end of October. Check first! Overall, it didn't disappoint. The location is down a dirt road in the middle of nowhere, about 10 minutes from Cambridge. Use your GPS to find it! Park on the grass right next to the grapes that will be making next year's wine. The menu is simple with about 6 or 7 different kinds of pizza and as many appetizers. Ordering process is at the bar and SLOW. We were grateful to have ordered before a large group arrived. Take your drinks with you and they'll bring out the food. Ordered the prosciutto/onion and the basil/pesto pizzas with a Mediterranean plate as an appetizer. Then, went outside and picked a table. The pizzas were excellent with a nice texture to the crust and fresh toppings. It looks like the cook them in an outdoor oven behind the main building. Had a flight of 4 wines for $9. Not as good a deal as was noted in the older reviews, but not bad. Wine was OK, but nothing to write home about. Favorite was the Stark Red. The only complaint was the appetizer. It didn't come out to our table until after we were done with pizzas and certainly not worth the $9. The plate consisted of a few very small pita slices, about a tablespoon of hummus direct from a grocery store plastic container, a half dozen pitted black olives and a few small slices of yellow peppers served on a wooden platter. Skip the apps and enjoy the pizza and wine! And, a word of caution - this is a pet friendly spot, but not all the pet owners are conscientious. Lots of dog poop on the grounds near the picnic tables!

This place is super cute and cozy! When we went, they had live music under the tent outside, plenty…read moreof space to sit at tables or on a blanket in the grass. They had a couple sets of bag games and allowed dogs outside. Service was super nice and welcoming. They offered wood fire pizza, local beer and plenty of wine options. We bought a bottle of one of their dry reds and sat outside to listen to the live music. The only thing was that their wine was decent and not my favorite. Would still recommend and will definitely be back!

I'm a sucker for the historical society sites and this is no exception. They have some great…read moredisplays in the building and the tour of the fort was informative. The staff was friendly and quite tolerant of curious children. We had the tour to ourselves when we went so had no issues hearing and asking questions. Afterwards we took some trails down by the river and back to the building. Their t-shirts were cute and cheap so we bought one for each member of the family.

The North West Company Fur Post is located west of Pine City proper off of Exit 169. It is an…read moreofficial museum of the Minnesota Historical Society. Apparently, a local farmer found remnants of a fur trading post on his land and contacted the Canadian branch of the North West Trading Company, to get the official plans; and from there, a complete replica of the fur trading post was built. In the interpretive center, the story was told from the perspectives of the Native peoples who hunted and skinned the pelts; the British traders who brought together goods from all throughout the world to trade for the fur they wanted, and the French-Canadian Voyageurs who were the brawn behind the whole apparatus. The story also doesn't shy away from the fact that several intermarraiges took place and how they were resolved for the wives and children when the overseers left their posts and married within the church. (Apparently intermarraige was frowned upon by the Hudson Bay company but allowed and even encouraged by the North West Company and the XY Company whch they acquired). From the museum, we were led out by a person reenacting the Native perspective. She showed us the various animal pelts caught at the post, and how the Native people travelled a 100-mile radius throughout the seasons to fish in summer, hunt and trap in fall, survive the winter, and obtain sugar bush in the spring. She then led us down the path to the fur trading post, explaining room by room, how the post was run, from the youngest 14-year old voyageurs to the junior accountants to the post managers. It was amazing how many moving parts there were in the fur trade, and how the business was run down to every little detail. There is a chance to walk down to the river, or go on a 1/2 mile nature walk. Events also take place at the post all year long -- there are even snowshoes hanging for winter events. It was a very interesting museum and a year-round event center. It is certainly worth the detour if you want something to do in the area.

I've hosted several events here, even before it reopened as 4SIX The Social Barn, and I can't say…read moreenough good things about this space and the amazing owners behind it. I had my engagement party here, and everyone couldn't stop raving about how beautiful the venue was. It's truly a hidden gem, and the owners are the cherry on top. You'll be in great hands here!

From the owner: At 4SIX The Social Barn, we offer more than just a venue—we create a complete experience to make…read moreyour event unforgettable. Nestled in the serene countryside near New Richmond, Wisconsin, our barn combines rustic charm with modern elegance, offering the perfect backdrop for weddings, receptions, and celebrations of all kinds. 4SIX The Social Barn stands out with its distinctive blend of rustic character and sophisticated style. Our venue features climate-controlled spaces, a full-service bar, bridal and groom suites, modern guest washrooms, and beautiful outdoor areas overlooking rolling farmland. We also provide customizable catering options and personalized support from our dedicated team, ensuring a seamless and memorable event from start to finish. Whether you're hosting a wedding, corporate event, or family gathering, our carefully designed spaces and tailored approach make every occasion exceptional. Let us take care of the details, so you can focus on making lasting memories. We can’t wait to help make your special day extraordinary!

This park is a great place to spend time! It has it all: walking paths, playground, baseball…read morefields, pavilion, and beach!

I ordered their Bullrush double burger. I'll start with the good. Grilled onions, cheese, sauce,…read moretoasted fresh bun and baked fries. But unfortunately their frozen burger patties were awful. No other way to describe them. Service, dining room, pricing, beer ( with chilled glasses) were all good. But a burger with crap patties isn't worth buying. Even McDonalds is moving to fresh quarter pound patties.

Great spot Full bar…read morePool table TV's Clean Nice bartender Takes credit cards Inexpensive drinks Easy on off the 35 ATM