This campground is 5 stars all around and we will definitely return…read more There are no sewer hook ups so you kind of have to use their restrooms/showers unless you drive to the dump station if you are staying for a week.. thus, the drop in a star (to be mentioned below) The GOOD: Pretty much everything! Lots of shade, big sites, signs everywhere to find your way, TONS of trails, dog friendly, friendly staff.. Bunker beach is walking distance, the activity/event center is gorgeous. There are stables at the regional park as well as the stunning golf course that we did not use. Just absolutely beautiful grounds. Bring a bike or take some long hikes. Maps are well marked and so much to see! Our California campgrounds are not this green and lush or have sites so spacious so we LOVED that! The BAD: Spiders (Daddy long legs) everywhere.. we sprayed eco friendly bug spray each day around the picnic table, tent and trailer and helped a bit.. but after 3 spiders on the window curtain next to my bed in he RV and a big old spider ON my bed.. I had a big more compassion for my boys in the tent with too many of them to count on top of the tent. Bathrooms - need to be cleaned as the sinks were pretty gross on most occasions. The water in the shower? I froze for all 3 showers and there is no way to control the hot/cold, no water pressure (which is kind of common at campgrounds) but not even a spray.. just a slow trickle/stream from the shower except in the family bathroom, a faint spray (also cold). Oddly, my boys showered once in the men's showers and said it was too hot, they had to get out. The showers were also unpleasant with spiders everywhere, moths flying at you from every direction. There were grasshoppers in abundance as well, but the moths were pretty disgusting. The GOOD FAR FAR outweigh the BAD and definitely recommend a stay here. It IS camping so just expect a lot of bugs around and you won't be disappointed!

Pros: Great workers, great location, lots of nice aesthetic upgrades, huge potential…read more Cons: electric grid is old and can't support 50amp hookups on the weekends even though it's advertised to (3 years in a row of not being able to handle our 5th wheel on busy weekends), beach is mud and needs sand

Decent location, close to the metro area! That is the good! Now the bad! Way too crowded! We felt…read morelike we were surrounded! Some of the people were friendly, and decent! Others just seemed to want to party and take over our space! Way too many people come within feet of your camper, so no privacy at all! The owners seem to try and keep things pretty clean, but since it is so busy, it just doesnt work very well. There are no paved roads so everything is dusty or muddy!

Love this location for photos! Beautiful! Under construction right now, but still perfect!read more

This is my first visit to a Sherburne County Park and Grams Park seems to be a gem in the county…read moresystem. The trails with its scenic view platforms and boardwalks are fun to get engaged in the parks open natural spaces. The picnic shelter is nice and well maintained. I live the Pilot Rock picnic tables in the park. I was impressed how they are restoring 24-acres of native prairie. Their approach is unique using conservation grazing with sheep and goats. They have a nature play area and are working on a new design. This is going to be an even better park when the planning is done.

Newly opened FREE regional park just north of the Elk River Golf Club, is 427 acres of dense woods,…read moreprairies & wetlands. It is called the crown jewel of Elk River Park system (with good reason). This park offers: archery & biathlon ranges, cross country skiing trails, paved & grass trails, picnic tables, benches, and the Glacial Ridge Nature Play Area (fort building sticks, log balance beam, boulder scramble, log climbing, tunnels, benches and water pump feature). We took an evening hike with the Elk River Park & Rec Department and explored a nice trail. They arranged to have a demonstration of the Biathlon at the shooting range.

This is a great trail park to take walks. I give it four stars though, because there is no…read moreplayground for kids to play, and the wood logs that they have set up for kids to jump around are not safe and I have seen kids fall and get hurt. That aside, there's a nice covered shelter there, the trails are nice and clean and paved, they have plenty of maps everywhere along the trails and the nature is beautiful.

Love the free regional parks. Lots of amenities! I was just there for a hike so didn't need much…read more There is lots of parking. The bathrooms are locked in the off season, but there are porta potties. I went for a hike and it didn't disappoint. I found ducks, geese, and deer. The only weird thing is the park is designed so similarly to Hyland that it confused me a bit as far as navigating.

A fun family park with Ropes, cubbies spaces and an area for smaller kids. This park has indoor…read morebathrooms. They have small snacks, board games and tables inside. There is 2 outdoor Pavilions and 2 indoor rooms for rental through Three Rivers Park District. This park is spread out. There is a lot of seating and many umbrellas to keep you out of the sun. There is a beach, walking paths, bridges and off the beaten path dirt trails. We will be back to enjoy this beautiful park just off 494 and Rockford Rd in Plymouth.

I recently visited AirMaxx Trampoline Park in Saint Cloud and overall is was a great experience!…read moreThey have a wide variety of activities besides the trampolines.There are foam pits,dodgeball courts and obstacle areas that keep it interesting for both the kids and adults.Today was just about the kids to tire they out on this windy cold day. The areas were clean and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and attentive, especially when it came to safety. There are attendants in each area.It feels like a great place for families, birthday parties, or even just a casual day out to burn some energy. We arrived right when they opened and the line was a decent one.The kids jumped and played for an hour and as we prepared to leave it got busy real quick.I would show up as early as possible.The price was fair at $16 for an hour with deeper discounts the longer you stay. If you are looking for a way to have your kids burn off energy or just have fun.AirMaxx Trampoline has an activity for all.

Kids always leave tired and exercised. Staff is young and extremely kind and patient. Not too…read moreexpensive at $20/kid for 90 minutes. Neon glo party on Saturday nights.

Cokato Lake RV resort is one of if not the best RV resorts in Minnesota. Many amenities like pool,…read moremini golf, game room, resort store, lake with boat docks, and many scheduled events. A must see resort.

We just love this company! We utilized their shuttle services to take us and our kayaks North on…read morethe Mississippi so we could do a sweet 5 mile paddle back down yesterday. Super friendly and helpful staff! Lots of great kayaks and canoes for sale and rent in their shop, as well as cool gear (and more!) in their fun gift shop. We will definitely be back!

Wonderful outfitting company. Bought a six-mile Groupon for two people and it was a lovely way to…read morespend a gorgeous Friday afternoon. The staff was helpful and friendly. Sandra checked us in and made us feel welcome and ready to start our trip. Cody is engaging and friendly as he drove us from the end point back to the drop off. They explained the river and gave us a map. There's a few sand bars and tiny islands along the route to stop and have a rest, lunch and lounge. The Mississippi River is wide and calm. As adventurous kayakers, we enjoy a few rapids here and there, which this journey didn't have any. But for those who like a relaxing time on the water, this is the way to go!