Empire Fields is pretty much that. Fields. The unique features of this place is the disc golf…read morecourse that weaves near a river/creek and in/out of trees. The course looks fun. There is also a large playground set for children. The paths are open and scenic. If you follow the path and make the correct choices in turns along the way, you will come out at Sachs Park and the surrounding area off of 200th St in Empire. The trails wind through the neighborhoods and is scenic. The paths are all paved.

Mineral Springs is the most natural setting of all the multi-purpose parks in Owatonna. It's an old…read morepark, and its geography is probably what's prevented the addition of facilities for field sport's like baseball and soccer. It does however offer volleyball, disc golf, and very nice horseshoe courts. Maple Creek twists and turns through the park, and bridges span it in several places. The area around the pavilion is wooded, but groomed and not cluttered. There is a parking lot next to the pavilion and there is another to the north, across a bridge. There are picnic tables and trails that lead uphill to the woods. There is a statue of Princess Owatonna, with a sign describing the story that ties her with this area. This park may not have all the features that some of the others do, but to just get away to a peaceful natural setting, it is my favorite.

Visited today with my daughter. Beautiful. Well kept. Perfect place for pictures, playing, bbq,…read morehorseshoes, disc golf, walking paths. Love visiting this park!

A lot of cool things for kids at this park. The wading pool is big and has some fun features. The…read moreplayground has enough space and play opportunities for when it gets busy. My kid loves the imitation camper and car. It would be a nice spot for a picnic with the family.

Tired of driving around the parking lots by Minnehaha Falls, feeling lucky if somebody leaves and…read moreyou can pay the machine for that spot to park? Drive up the hill (just up 46th Avenue So)-like you're headed for the Veterans Home. On top of the hill is the Wabun Picnic Area & Disc Golf. It's not far from the bicycle trails! It offers clean bathrooms, beautiful mature trees, good views, nice playground & wading pool for the kiddos, ChargePoint Charging Station for electric vehicles, and disc golf. Yes, it is a walk to Minnehaha Falls (0.5 miles, about an 11 minute walk) but it's well worth it!

Very nice park. Variety of entertainment for kids, as an adult love the musical parts of it...read more

Looked like an open course but the placement of baskets makes this a very fun course to play. Good…read morejob on layout of course! Several long with great technical shots.

This is such a beautiful park plenty of great spots to relax and reflect there's great sandwich…read moreoptions and seafood at the sea salt eatery and ice cream and bike rentals

A great location for a close waterfall. The park has a lot of explore and fun activities for…read morefamilies. Mostly paid parking, has picnic areas, and a playground

My boyfriend REALLY wanted to go here and for me it's just a walk outside so I came along. Courses…read morewere very well kept! They even have a place that sells beer in the course. What else could you want!!! I know he complain about a lot of water/mud traps so be prepared to potentially lose a disc or go swimming for it.

BRP is as close as you can get to disc golf heaven in the state of MN. It is at least a half hour…read moredrive from Minneapolis, but well worth it if you are willing to make a day out of it. This 27 hole course is located on a 40 acre property which doubles as a sod farm. The course is open 365 days a year, and costs $5 for a day pass. Beginners will find it somewhat difficult, but not terribly punishing. There is a pro shop where you can buy almost any disc you can imagine, and there is even a concession stand on the 16th hole where you can buy beer, soda, or snacks. The course is gorgeous, well-manicured, and they are constantly tweaking it and making improvements. Hole 4 (the signature hole) is the most beautiful yet frustrating hole I have ever encountered. You have to see it to believe it. I would play here every day if I lived closer.

This is a great park. It has two different parking areas that I have never seen completely full but…read moreif they would be there is also street parking. It has a nice walking path around the park, there is a disk golf course, baseball fields, and off leash dog areas. I especially like there is separate small dog and large dog off leash areas. There are also areas to picnic at with charcoal grills but you have to bring your own charcoal . Definitely worth going checking out.

Nice neighborhood park , great for dog walking and if you play disc golf this is the spot to go…read more They also have dog park in the back area