A beautiful park with a great frisbee golf course. The frisbee golf course is 90% wooden so it does…read morehave its challenges but super fun. There is also a paved path that runs alongside part of the course, we took our dog for a walk in the area and it was nice! A medium sized main parking lot but they have a second parking lot near the baseball fields. A nice playground and a few tennis courts as well. No bathrooms from what I could tell, a few porta potties were available.

I recently started disc golfing this summer and stopped by this park only knowing of it through a…read moredisc golfing app. Such an awesome park and favorite go to for tossing a disc. Technical too with a variety of tee and basket locations. Highly recommend this park for disc golfing

I had a great time at Vertical Endeavors with a group of friends! I haven't been climbing in years…read moreso we took a quick orientation and then got to climbing. We went on a Saturday but it wasn't terribly busy! There are definitely less automatic belays than there are regular belays but luckily we had someone in our group who could practice his belay skills! He did have to go through a safety lesson first though before he could belay for us. The courses were definitely varied in difficulty so it was nice to get a few easy ones under our belts before we attempted the more challenging ones. After an hour of climbing we decided to check out the bouldering area before heading home. It was a fun experience and the staff were super helpful! Would recommend!

I go to this gym almost every week with a group a friends and we couldn't enjoy it more! The staff…read morehas always been super friendly and talkative (in the best way) and they are always changing up the routes at a good pace! I truly couldn't recommend this gym enough!

This 5k was way fun! I participated in a similar fun run…read morethat was not the official WipeOut. The real thing was way better. The obstacles could have been more challenging but they were a blast. Most of them were water obstacles which was great for a hot summer day. I will definitely do this again next year. My only complaint is that they are money grubbers. The run was expensive and they try to eek out as much money from you as they can.

This event was overpriced and poorly organized. It took over an hour to park our car and then 30…read moremore minutes to get our wristbands. We missed our wave time by an hour. Expect to wait 5-10 minutes at each obstacle. I would not recommend this event. The bag check was included in the price so that was about the only nice thing that was included.

Was in the area as we are in the market to buy a home, and any home we buy needs to be close by to…read morea public park! So before my scheduled tour time, I came here to scope it out. The road up to this park (Asher) is a bit steep, but not too long. I noticed some tennis and basketball courts on the way in. The parking lot is a bit small (not many spots) if you needed to drive there, but perhaps this park doesn't get a lot of visitors. It was pretty quiet while I was there, which is nice. There's a play structure for the kids close to the parking lot, and further beyond a rudimentary baseball diamond. Personally, I was there to hike around. There was a map that showed the many trails available. All of them are unpaved and very winding, and I couldn't actually find them under all the snowpack. So I just kind of wandered the landscape and enjoyed the trees and lake for an hour. Nothing too strenuous, but there was some change in elevation. No formalized bathroom facilities that I saw, but they had a port-a-potty with hand sanitizer in it, so that was plenty sufficient for my needs.

I have to give kudos to this park for maintenance and cleanliness! This is a very well-kept park…read more Tending courts and basketball courts are always beautiful and clean! Additionally, there have the cutest tree nursery where you can do so much fun stuff. They also have state-of-the-art biking trails! Though I haven't been on them for biking, my sneak peek was enough to make me vow to do it next time! Plenty of parking space too! Only downside to this park is there are no kid-friendly toilets. There's only one porta-potty which leaves a lot to be desired. Otherwise, great experiences all-around!

Kudos! We were there today to see our grand daughter as she took lessons in riding as part of a…read moregroup of other girls. I could not have been more impressed with how that was done. The girls were involved with getting their horses ready to ride, including scrapping the dirt from out of their hooves. It was clear that the staff were teaching little girls how to be around the animals, how to care for them and how to respect them. The instructions were simple and clear; the number of staff in the ring to provide any necessary attention was amazing. The look on the faces of the little girls was priceless!

this stable does not take proper care of their horses. the horses are often very tired from being…read moreover worked. the adults there do not pay attention to the horses safety or yours.

Instructor was amazing! A friend and I signed up for a one hour private instruction to try…read moresomething new. We fumbled and laughed. We learned a lot! Would recommend !! We have skills now :-) and will definitely go back!

The absolute best archery shop in MN. The staff knows their stuff and are super helpful!read more

I'm debating whether or not I should say it's worth coming here from the twin cities. It's…read morecertainly pretty, a nice place to get away, but you can find similar lakes and parks closer. If you happen to be north of MSP, then I'd say it's a fine place to visit.

Everything in this area is considered "Rice Creek Park" but I'm reviewing the Rice Creek Chain of…read moreLakes Park Reserve & Campgrounds. There is a staffed Visitors Center with restrooms; the bike trailhead is near this building. There is a bike repair station as well as connecting trails. This is a fee-based park for vehicles: daily permits $5, annual permits $25.

Great place to walk in the mornings and they are good about posting schedule changes on their…read morewebsite.

I've played at most of the indoor and outdoor fields available for soccer in all weather and…read moreseasonal situations. From the conditions on the field I would say this complex is pretty new. The dome is a lot more comfortable to stand in that others I've been to around town. The Dome is 3 fields across with actual space to walk between the fields. Which is a pretty big deal to not have to squeeze between the wall and the goal and hope not to get hit. There are also bleachers at the end of the field to allow friends and family to watch. they have a parking lot with over flow parking which is quite nice to have.