Pretty little set of 3 waterfalls on the north side of Hwy 2 in Quinnesec…read more There is a bridge over the stream coming from the lower falls which makes for a pretty photograph. Off to the right is a short path that leads to a staircase. At the top of the staircase is a short walkway that takes you to another set of stairs that lead down to the viewing platform. Two more small waterfalls can be seen from up here. A sweet, scenic photo of. 22/2025

What an amazing park with incredible play equipment. I used to play here as a little girl but it…read morehas had an amazing upgrade since the last time I went. It had amazing music sensory actives and some amazing slides that my toddler loved. It was a great way to spend an afternoon!

We didn't stop at this park for long but it is a great opportunity to see the beginning of the…read moreMississippi. It's a wonderful opportunity to let your kids play, walk the dogs, stretch your legs, see the lake, and take a picture of Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox!

It's been years and I still can close my eyes and be back. I went to Kamaji as a young camper, as…read morea counselor in training and as a counselor. My two younger sisters did the same. I still have friends with whom I stay in touch from Kamaji. I am 77 years old and wish I were busy packing to go back!! Had we has children, they would have also gone to Kamaji. My first year was also Bert and Phil's last year and Bill and MF's first year. At least I still have my dreams! Janie Shearer Calhoun

This camp is amazing! From the songs after meals to the fun activities. There an activity for…read moreeveryone, from horse-back riding to swimming. I have gone here for many years, and made so many friends! This year will be my third year going 8 weeks (because I loved the 4 weeks sessions so much). In all, this is my 6th year and BOTH my sisters loved it and one even went for 10 years and still wishes to go back. Yes, the weather can be unpredictable, but that is what you'll find everywhere! In fact, the mix of rain every now and again and sunshine most the time makes it even more of an adventure! I can hardly wait to go back and wish I could pack up now and go! :D Amazing memories, friends, and much more!

Very nice course but the carts could use some work, me and my cousins kept stalling and the…read morebatteries only last about 7 holes and it costed for three and 2 carts 107$ only good thing is the golf course which is nicely maintained

The course was in good shape. It is mainly open. It isn't forest on both sides of the fairway like…read morea lot of northern golf courses. Great for a quick nine before a fishing trip or on the way home from the cabin.

This is the last course we played during our stay in MN…read more Sandtrap is a 9 hole course that plays about 3,200 yards and was surprisingly a very nice layout. Our tee time was for 9am and we were able to check in and tee off immediately which is always a plus. The tee boxes themselves were pretty chopped up however the fairways and greens were in good shape. Greens are a little slow but soft enough to hold the approach shots. Pace of play was good. Never felt rushed and were never delayed on our pending shots. Sandtrap is a fun track and a good value for what you get.

Great place to gather! Enjoy a shaded picnic shelter with fire pit and a large lawn for games and…read moregathering. Community Center is spacious and includes a modern kitchen. Reasonable rental rates.

I love this place, a modern playground, on the water, next to a nice little swimming beach, just…read moredown the path from a boat rental shop, all on a point on the lake. They had a huge wind storm this summer that walloped down a lot of trees, including one that unfortunately fell on a very stylish wood picnic shelter, but this didn't diminish the park much.

Located directly adjacent to the campus of Bemidji State University (basically as far east as you…read morecan go of the stadium), I spent some time at Diamond Point Park on a recent visit to the area. Categorically speaking: Location: 5 out of 5 I imagine that if I were a student at BSU, this would be a great place to host some picnics or events. It's close to the campus and there's lots of free parking on premises. Amenities: 4 out of 5 This city park was really nice - there were some recent storms that had damaged one of the gazebo/pavilion type structures, but I imagine that once that debris is cleared away, it would be quite pleasant to host a covered picnic there. There are clean restroom facilities onsite, and several more uncovered picnic table areas in addition to the gazebo/pavilion area that I think is available to rent. Vending machines are available, as is a little facility on the water that rents out paddleboards and bikes. There is a swimming area (no lifeguards though), and some modern playground structures that looked like they were getting good use. There's a main building by the entrance, but I'm not entirely certain what's in there since I didn't go up that way. There are lots of chairs and benches by the waterfront, and once you settle into one of them - it'll be hard to get up and leave. I recall most of the walking trail along the waterfront to be paved, but there might be one section towards the "tip" of the diamond where it's gravel. Lots of open grassy areas exist, so families wanting to play whiffleball, soccer, etc. should be fine. They have horseshoe pits set up with the stakes, which was a nice touch. Scenery: 4 out of 5 The park itself is beautiful, and surrounded by Lake Bemidji - made for a very picturesque setting. It won't blow you away like, "Wow, this is totally awesome!" but again - it is very pretty. When you look out across the park and see people paddleboarding on the water, it's a fun sight. . Overall: 4 out of 5 Great location and great amenities should provide you and your family with full days of fun. This would be my "go to" park if I lived or went to school in the area.