My fav place to be on rainy crappy days like today. Its so huge you can spend hours here, nice pool…read moreand exceptional work out areas. I take classes too once in while. but not always.

Has a full basketball court, a long course swimming pool, and two ice rinks with skate rental…read moreavailable. Conveniently located near several restaurants/bars for pre-hockey dining or a post-game beer. Also located on one of the several bike trails in town.

Super fun place, they also have games, food and drinks, and the Dj was playing a solid array of…read moremusic that worked well with skating. I had a blast with the grand kids.

if i could give this place 0 stars, i would. the staff is nice, so no issues there, but the people…read moreskating there are rude and give dirty looks when others try to jam skate. they definitely aren't welcoming or inviting at all. plus, the atmosphere is extremely negative. the only reason my review is 1 star is because the workers are nice and they do song requests.

What a great community ice rink. We were here for a hockey tournament and really enjoyed our…read moreexperience. The staff was friendly, helpful and the arena was clean. I really liked the ice surface, it was fast and well maintained. Detliev was really nice and I enjoyed talking to him. Even with COVID the rink was as accommodating as they could be. They have an indoor sheet, an outdoor sheet, and plenty of locker rooms. The sight lines are great as fans, though it is a bit chilly in there. The rink has wifi, but not live barn (yet). So if you want to stream the game you might want to ask the rink before your next tournament. Plenty of parking, especially out back. We would gladly play here again.

Workers are very nice just will not go over the top for you if you are not being the most kind to…read morethem,which is understandable. Well ran and great environment.

I really like going there, and wearing white, 'cause white glows in the dark. I normally go there…read moreevery year, and I ALWAYS have a good time. Also I really like that they redid the floor and new skates.

I'm Traveling Skater Guy on TikTok. this rink could be nice but it needs floor maintenance, my…read moreskate wheels got a gooey black coating on them. Don't think they ever clean the skate floor.

Visited this rink for an ACHA series against UWL. It was UWL's home opener, and the student section…read moreshowed up; however, there was definitely some behavioral issues that I think the rink staff could've handled better before the refs got involved. The glass isn't ideal for photography (too thick & hazy), but if you go up in the stands when the nets are not hanging down, you can get some clear shots. Some of the locker rooms do not have showers, as an FYI to any teams traveling. The concessions had good offerings for reasonable prices.

An older municipal arena that hosts an N3HL team as well as high school and youth hockey. The ice…read moresurface is really well maintained, and the locker rooms were very clean. It only has one sheet of ice, but it has heaters in the stands and a nice snack bar. I bet this place gets rockin during games. We didnt see a skate sharpening machine or pro shop, but they have plenty of food if you are a fan. There isnt much parking, so you may have to park on the street

This park has quite the variety! Playgrounds and gazebos as well as ponds to fish in. The parking…read morelot is plenty big enough for quite a bit of parking, especially if you're throwing a party here. The bathrooms weren't the cleanest and there was some trash throughout the place, but otherwise it seemed pretty decent. It doesn't seem to be as heavily patrolled as other places, considering there were people parked at one of the gazebos, where you clearly should not be driving your vehicle; they drove up the foot path and through the grass to get to it. It is a pretty fun place though. Lots of shade as well.

Morehouse is a beautiful park in west-central Owatonna. It probably offers more things to do than…read moreany other in town. The Straight River borders the park to the north and west. In the northwest corner there is a dam with a pedestrian bridge across it. This part of the park is a reasonably short walk from much of the downtown area and is a popular spot to relax and watch the ducks and geese. On a nice calm day I like to sit there and read. The park has a pavilion as well as places for picnics and grilling. It's the only park in town that's active during the winter, other than cross-country skiing. There are ice skating rinks as well as skating on the frozen river. The chalet is great place to get skates on and off, as well as warm up. I think they rent out cross-country skis there too. The park also offers, softball, horseshoes, pickleball,and volleyball. There's also a skate park and a playground. Morehouse Park is also the hub of the paved trails that extend to other parks: the walking and bike trails at the north edge of town, and south to Lake Kohlmier (swimming, beach, fishing, canoeing) and Kaplan's Woods Parkway ( woods with 6 miles of hiking trails and 2 miles of paved trails). It's got something for everyone that wants to be outdoors.