Wow what a great park! We were looking for a place to stop on our road trip to let the wild beast…read more(cooped-up 3 y.o.) loose for a while to burn off some energy. Found this place on the trusy Yelp app and it definitely did not disappoint! This playground area is FIRST RATE. Huge, good for young and older kids and the whole place is fenced in so you don't have to keep TOO close an eagle-eye on your kids especially if they are a little bigger. Plenty of places for parents to sit both in the sun and in the shade which is nice and there are also decently lit and pretty clean (for a park) bathrooms right next to the playground. The sand pit was pretty big and nice although one of the shovels was broken. I also liked how it was a bit distant from the rest of the playground so that sand doesn't get tracked all over. Overall a very nice community playground we'd definitely stop again on the way through town.

Awesome!! Brought my kids here today to wear them out, and we were really pleased with this park…read more Huge playground, nice surfaces, clean and well-kept. And the bathrooms were already open! I would definitely recommend this park for anyone with young kids, and we will definitely be coming here again.

I like wandering and wide open spaces and this place does not disappoint!…read more I visited at the end of summer and the grass and forest were a beautiful deep green and well manicured. I admired the slabbed waterways and trails. Such workmanship like that is rare to see. There are easy trails straight in toward the forested area. Lots of benches to rest at. I think it's al a picnic park with pavilions, sports fields, a playground and toboggan flumes fun in the winter.

Great place to get away and enjoy the Plover River. I would highly recommend enjoying this…read morebeautiful place.

I noticed this town is "balanced"…read more A little bit of the old mixed with a little bit of the new! From the residents, the architecture, the ice creameries, the parks, the breweries, the cemeteries and the watering holes! All the best saved or created.

We traveled here for the art fair a week ago. Downtown was a terrible disappointment. In every…read morestore front that was abandoned or closed, the homeless sat with their possessions and were getting high. The smell of Marijuana permeated the air. No police around. The downtown had one gallery that we visited. Everything else was weak. I get that there are homeless people, but your downtown is not where they should be. It's sad when a downtown that we visited for the last four years had been reduced to this. Mayor Mike says he's nonpartisan, but your picture with Evers says it all. Wake up Stevens Point. You are not putting your best foot forward.

This dog park is probably the biggest one I've ever seen. It is completely fenced in with walking…read moretrails all the way around. A good mixture of open grassy areas and some wooded areas. There is a smaller enclosed space for smaller dogs or dogs that need space from other dogs. The park has always appeared clean when we've went and they have waste bags available.

I am only giving this dog park 3 stars because it has limited visuals. Any responsible owner who…read moregoes to the dog park knows how important it is to always have an eye on your dog. Unfortunately, because this dog park is so hilly, there are many places where your dog will be out of sight. That being said, every other aspect of this dog park is great. It is large and there are trees surrounding the back half of the park. Because it is hilly, my dog tires himself out! He loves running up and down the hills and checking out the woods for wildlife. All of the owners I have met here seem to be responsible about their dogs and cleaning up after them. Also, this dog park is set well off any busy roads and it has a parking area dedicated to it. I do enjoy going to this dog park(as does my dog), however it is not my first choice.

Came to a wedding that was outside but also used the Pfiffner building for the reception. There's…read morelots of open space and located by the Wisconsin River and bike trail. The building is good if you have around 100 people . There's another room with a bar and coolers and space to set up food. It's a good choice if you have decent weather, otherwise I wouldn't use the space for the other 10 months of winter.