I love this trail area! There are a few different paths to choose from. My favorite path is the one…read morethat runs right along the Missouri River (literally like only a couple feet away). It is well maintained and dog friendly; dog owners are doing a good job of cleaning up after their dogs. It is a super beautiful area. Overall, the trail is a good amount like over two miles (I never go fully to the end due to time, but it is far). Lastly, there's like random educational plaques placed on the trail that teach about the local area (from the waters to the birds to the types of trees). This is a pretty sweet area, one of my favorite places to wander!

Stopped here on a cross country trip to get some exercise and walked a few miles through pretty…read morecottonwood trees with a few views of the river. Traffic noise was constant from the interstate and too much trash along the way. I am afraid this is as good as it gets in this neck of the woods.

This large park includes two picnic shelters, a skate park and a softball field as well as plenty…read moreof paved areas for walking and benches for sitting. The area is next to a rather busy road but there are residential developments nearby as well. The park does have a restroom too. [Review 10749 overall, 517 of 2019.]

Hhhmmmm where in Bismarck can I find a super big park to run, play, take pictures or do whatever my…read moreheart else desires? Well my fellow yelpers, the answer is Sertoma Park. This park is 98.7 acres of pure fun and nature. There 11 shelters here, each consisting of their own picnic areas, parking lot, playgrounds and restrooms. Some shelters are bigger than others, so the capacity ranges from 25-350 people. With that many shelters and playground, you are pretty much guaranteed your own play area every time you come. Some shelters have special features: Shelter #7 is the closest to the amusement park, Shelter #8 is closest to the zoo and has a eagle mural on the floor nearby, shelter #9 is closest to tennis courts and has a baseball diamond, shelter #10 (my favorite) has a bunch of sand volleyball courts and a horseshoe complex. Some other features of this parks are multiple running trails, fancy art on the floor, lots of Pokestops for Pokemon Go, very close to the Dakota Zoo (see my review for that one if you are interested) and lots of trees to provide shade. This is my favorite park in Bismarck and perfect to go running or play volleyball to destress from graduate school.

I came to Eagles Park for the Universal Playground because of a pediatrics project. This…read moreplayground is hands down, a child's dream come true. Universal Playground: On top of your normal slides and playground sets, there are also zipline bucket seats, multiple people seasaws, roll over tables, sensory wall, many unique types of swings, a big spinning cup and a mini rock climbing wall. The flooring is about 70% rubber and 30% tanbark. My descriptions do not do it justice. Probably better to see for yourself. Pretty much the main feature here. Inside Shelter: Can be reserved in advance. Bathrooms are located in here, so this might be a problem if it is rented by another party. In my opinion, it can comfortably fit about 30-40 people. There are tables and chairs inside for use. Parking: bit limited in the lot, but lots of street parking Outside shelters: There are 3 private outside shelters. 1 super big one and 2 smaller ones. Grass field: Not as big as some other parks, but big enough for a children's playground

Kids love this place! There's so much to do! This is probably the most modern playground in the…read moreMandan area. It is clean, sometimes crowded, but pretty spacious. I wish there was more shaded areas and seats for adults to sit but overall it's great! You could keep kids entertained here for over an hour.

Awesome dog park bro! The best in the Midwest. Well taken care of and lots of room for the little…read moredoggos and the big doggos too. Woof woof

It's a great park with plenty of friendly and responsible dog owners!…read moreHere are a list of rules from the website: Park Hours: Open 5 am -11 pm Use the Dog Park at your own risk. Owners are legally responsible for their dogs and any injuries caused by them. Dogs are allowed off leash in dog park areas only; Mandan City Ordinance 16-03-02. Owners must carry a leash at all times. Dogs should be leashed before entering and prior to leaving the dog park. Dogs must wear a collar, carry ID tags, be properly licensed and vaccinated, be parasite free and in healthy condition. Owners must remain in the dog park with their dogs at all times. Dogs must be leashed when maintenance crews are working in the dog park. No children under the age of 12 allowed in the dog park without adult supervision Owners must pick up and dispose of dog feces. No more than two dogs per handler at any time. Female dogs in heat and dogs less than four months of age are prohibited from entering the dog park. Dogs must be removed from the dog park at the first sign of aggression or excessive barking. Violators of these rules will be subject to removal from the dog park and suspension of dog park privileges. All users need to abide by City and Park Ordinances. Keep all gates closed No smoking No alcohol No bicycles, skateboards, or motorized allowed inside the fence.

absolute shit hole and nobody picks up their dogs crap. Right when you get there and go through the…read moregate there's a dumpster there that all the dogs pee on so you have to walk through all the pee there's nowhere for the small dogs to go and it's just a shit hole! I've met a couple good people there, but other than that I have nothing good to say!

We're just traveling through but loved this dog park! There was plenty of space to run and seemed…read moreto be kept up well. Our dog park back home has no grass or shade so this was pretty high class for our pups. There were 4 separate caged areas so dogs could have personal space when needed. We have one small and one large dog but both went into the large dog area no problem. Also, got a kick out of 'wiggly field'!

What a great track, I met some friends there for a week it was amazing…read more The staff was so nice, Thomas Frank made us feel like we were members, we will go back every year. We traveled from North Carolina, Idaho and Oregon. Thanks again, Thomas Richard W

Bring a lot of balls... you're gonna need them…read more What a majestic course. Was told this was Bismarck's high roller course so I had to come check it out, and it did not disappoint. It is nested on rolling hills and a valley close to the river and the views are just breath taking. Almost felt like I was in The Shire and Frodo was going to sneak out of a Hobbit Hole somewhere and kick my golf ball out. Just fantastic, definitely one of the best courses I've played. VERY CHALLENGING and windy. Must have lost 20+ balls as there were not too many people playing so I was hitting repeat balls after my initial crappy shots. So don't come expecting to get a good score because you are here for the views and for a great workout if you decide to walk like I did. The guy at the golf shop even looked at me funny when I said I wanted to walk. Had to earn the post-game beers somehow....

We came here the day after Christmas and we recommend booking online! You can see the different…read moretypes of Escape Room themes and their difficulty! We went for the hardest one and it was a brain challenge but really fun! Their staff is great at giving you overview before you go in! I highly recommend going with a group of four or more! I will definitely come back and try another one of their rooms!

We did Elfie's Revenge and it was a blast! We had an 8-year-old and a 10-year-old with and they had…read morefun too. It is a unique and fun option for adults and kids! We will definitely be coming back for another escape room!