This is our second trip with Captain Brian. Again, never fails to amaze how many fish we can catch…read more the number wasn't as big as last time, but the fish were a lot bigger. I highly recommend Captain Brian, he absolutely knows what he's doing. Looking forward to fishing again with him in October.

Had an amazing time with Brian this 5th of July, it was four of us out-of-towners (CA, FL) out for…read morea morning of fishing on an immaculate Twin Cities lake. We had a totally relaxing experience, hanging out in his perfectly outfitted boat and landing 128 fish during those 4 hours, Largemouth Bass, Crappie, Bluegills, Yellow Perch (kept 35 crappies for the freezer). Brian is a super thoughtful guide, our whole trip was planned and executed flawlessly. Look forward to going out ice fishing next time we're in town. Thanks again!

Nice park, back of a winding road and nestled between the Mississippi River and the Rum River. Easy…read morepave paths to. Alena tour of the space. There's a playground, some picnic areas and a building the has restrooms and rental space too.

Residing between the great Mississippi River and the Rum River meet lies Peninsula Point Park. This…read morewas the first stop on my Anoka Adventure Day and it did not disappoint. STAR #1: The've posted a ton of information throughout about the park and its rich history. I really enjoyed learning about its significance to the indigenous peoples and trappers that settled in the area. STAR #2: Tons of grassy space for picnics, frisbee, and more! So go ahead and stay awhile! STAR #3: There's a small play area nestled back from the shoreline - so be sure to bring the littles! STAR #4: With docks and boat ramps aplenty, Peninsula Point Park seems to be a place fishermen flock too. STAR #5: There's abundant parking, though I'm sure it fills up fast on the weekends! Peninsula Point Park was definitely a hit and made for an excellent place to stop and catch some rays. I'll gladly make my way back next time I'm in Minnesota.

Very fun float kayak paddling trip! We rented kayaks and they helped us put in and take out along…read morewith a quick bus ride back. It was about 8 miles on the river with a few small rapids. The water was fairly shallow and easy to navigate. It took us maybe 2.5 hours for our kayak trip with beautiful scenery. We saw deer, 2 fawns with spots and a doe. We saw two bald eagles and 1 golden eagle, blue herons, turtles, kingfisher, turkey vulture etc. The parking is free; there is a bathroom where you put in. You need to sign waivers before going. They offer PFDs to everyone; under 18 must wear PFD.

We love the town of Cannon Falls. We decided to plan a Kayak trip with some family and give this…read moreplace a try. This area is beautiful and we saw many Bald Eagles as we strolled down the Cannon River. I don't think this was too expensive and it was a lot of fun. We had not been kayaking before and my wife was clueless. I had used canoes when I was a kid and had been up to the Boundary Waters, I felt okay. We told the people that it was our first time and without much of any instruction, they put her in the kayak and away she went. I felt like they could have done anything to make her more comfortable. The rental area is a shack, basically. They put you in kayaks and then pick you up in an hour from departure at the pick up point. Look for the large pink rock, that is where you exit the river to be picked up. We had the last time slot with several people overturning and having to empty their kayak, not me, I stayed dry. The people that had to drain their kayak wasted a lot of time and we were late to our pick-up at the end of the day when you know they wanted to go home and start their weekend. I felt bad but it wasn't my fault. This was a fun time. I would recommend that you have some experienced people to help you if you are new at this. The people running this place are not interested in spending time teaching you how to stay dry. That is up to you.

There a light show was fantastic. The service was amazing. You can donated food or money to this…read moreevent . You also can buy thing for souvenirs. The food and drinks variety prices. There is a drive-through or a walk for you. You can do both it's up to you. There are restrooms for on the site. Many cool pics you can take for social media.

When to the Kiwanas drive through light show. My first time there, really cool and is family…read moreapproved. Seemed a bit smaller than bentlyville but it's still fun. Go during the weekday if you are planning to do drive they instead of walking. Over the weekend, it took me about an hour from the exit of bentlyville to the start of the light show. No restrooms along the way, so be cautious about that. Overall a great experience, must for one time. But you can always make it a family tradition.

Absolutely beautiful park. Went jet skiing with my family there and had a great time. They have…read moreplenty of parking and lots of shaded seating to get a break from the sun. The beach part is just gorgeous too. Water is pretty peaceful. On a non windy day like this, it was easy to ride the jet ski around. There was a decent sized separated area to go swimming in, which sd enjoyed. I loved that there was a playground and also a small splash pad nearby. My toddler loved it. Definitely plan to be back some day to explore more of the park, as we were mainly on the water.

Came for a few hours for hiking, which was great! The kids played in the splash pad area for a few…read moreminutes, they almost didn't get to use the splash pad because we couldn't figure out how to get it running, it started going after we started walking away....other than that it is a unique design. The beach was good size but I don't recommend swimming, the water is nasty green and scummy.

Amazing view usually a lot of room for people to do things and it always the best spot to take my…read moredog to walk and go potty also has good parking spots and it's a maintained park

Eastman Park is located just off of downtown St Cloud. Lake George is located in the park and…read moreoffers walking paths, fishing in summer, and ice skating in the winter. Community events are held in the park. It is a great place to walk and enjoy the view of downtown St. Cloud. On Wednesday evenings in the summer, there are free concerts. Food and craft vendors are there so it is a great way to spend a summer evening.

Fish lake regional park is wonderful! I have been going here most of my life, since I grew up right…read moredown one of the bike paths. I just moved back to the area and walked down to the beach. It's always clean and such great paths throughout the park. They have grills available and nice shaded area on the beach. If you're looking for a family friendly spot to hang out during the summer, Fish lake is definitely a great choice!!

Nowhere does it say this is pay to visit park, like ALL of the Three Rivers parks, I discovered…read more $8 to let your dog off of their leash and you can only pay by registering for the website and then adding it to your cart and then they will tell you that it is $8! I will never pay $8 to go to a park for 15-20 minutes!

Our family takes multiple trips a summer with Todd. We take a range of ages across grandkids,…read moreparents, and grandparents. Every trip is enjoyable with everyone catching fish! We have gone out with multiple guides and boats. Todd and all of his guides are professional...and know where to find fish! The boats and all gear are top notch! Looking forward to the next outing, The Lindstrom's

We had a great time! Gear, boat, and most importantly the fishing was top notch!! Captain Todd…read morewas 'good people'. We will be back!

We stopped here to do some geocaches and to check out the view of the St Croix River from the land…read more The day before we had boated by and saw the park from the river. The park does have a nice overlook down to the river and you can walk the path down to the beaches at the river level. If you have a boat you can tie-up here though I don't know it you can camp overnight in your boat. The park did not appear to have a campground though it did have a number of hiking trails. No surprise that this time of year also attracts lots of mosquitoes! Overall an OK state park.

This is a park on the Wisconsin side of the St Croix River. We have been here in the summer which…read morewas nice. It is completely different in the winter. The trail down to the river is very steep. It is a long climb up. The river when it was frozen allows you to walk along the swampy area and see several bald eagle. It was also very quiet and peaceful.