This place is great, my dog loves it! Huge fenced in area with so much space it truly never feels…read morebusy. It's very well maintained--in the summer they have plenty of water jugs and just added a mini pool by the parking lot in case you need to clean off your dog. Speaking of the parking lot, it can get very busy on the weekend so be prepared for that.

Iconic! If you have a dog and you have not been to the Rice Creek Off-Leash DP, you are missing…read moreout. Out of all the dogs parks in MN, this may be my favorite. First off, parking is a breeze and there are multiple entrances depending on the direction you are coming. Secondly, this DP is filled with water jugs and is fully stocked and reliant on patrons like you and volunteers to keep the grounds clean and running. Lastly, the entire space is massive with varying terrains ranging from sand to wood-chips to wooden docks to pavement to grass. The robust options for shade or sun are endless. We were able to see a wide variety of birds flying overhead on our most recent visit. I highly recommend Rice Creek Off-Leash DP to anyone with or without a dog. The grounds are absolutely stunning!!

Such a fun and open space for you and your 4-legged friend to hang out. There are 2 entrances into…read morethe park on either end. The shape of the park is long and not super wide. They have benches and water bowls for use and trees for shade. Parking can be found across the street. We went on a Monday afternoon and there was plenty of dogs there to hang out with. I was also informed there are waking paths around the park if that's what you prefer

This is a huge park! We kept walking and walking and finally we found the end. We brought our dog…read morehere just as a way for him to burn off energy. A lot of friendly people and pups. Only issue was the lack of garbage cans inside the off leash area and there was a sign that said no toys but people did have some so it was a bit confusing.

My family and I wanted to take our dog in a nice trail to enjoy all the fall colors. It was a…read morereally nice well kept up park with picnic benches, bathrooms, and even a fountain for your four footed Trail Blazers. I really enjoyed our time here and look forward to trying the other trails offered at this park.

We hiked for about 3 miles through the woods and prairie. The section along the Crow River was…read morereally nice. The trails are very nice to hike on.

We really liked the beach at Fish Lake! The swimming area is a decent size, not too deep, and no…read moreseaweed! We brought our own paddle board and it was a perfect lake for paddle boarding and kayaking. You can rent equipment at the beach or bring your own. The beach bathrooms are very spacious and clean, which was great to see. We are planning to return soon!

It's the perfect spot to go swimming, fishing and just chilling!…read more Would recommend to friends and fam

We can't say enough good things about Brew Park…read more Harry is our little Yorkie, and like many dog parents, we were nervous about finding the right place for him. From our very first visit, Dana took the time to answer every question, introduce us to the process, and make us feel completely comfortable. That first impression meant everything, and it's only gotten better from there. One of the things we love most is the concept itself. The dogs can play for as long as they want throughout the day while you relax in the restaurant, have lunch, grab a drink, or even get some work done. It's such a fun, unique environment, and we were pleasantly surprised by how affordable it is. Harry has gained so much confidence there. Watching him make friends and actually enjoy playing with other dogs has been amazing. We also recently boarded him for five days while we were out of town. Leaving your dog behind is never easy, but Brew Park made it so much easier. Every day we received a report card and photos, and seeing Harry happy, playing, and having fun gave us so much peace of mind. The entire staff genuinely knows and cares about the dogs. You never feel like your pet is "just another dog." Finding people you trust with your furry family member is priceless, and that's exactly what we've found at Brew Park. Harry gets excited every time we pull into the parking lot, and I think that says it all. We couldn't recommend Brew Park more highly.

Great experience! You can either go in with your dog or sit in a waiting area that serves coffee,…read morefood and alcohol! Such a fun idea. The place was well kept and the staff are super attentive. There are 2 staff in the room to break up any dogs that need it. They are redirecting dogs and picking up after them as well. We felt like our pup was being very well taken care of. They have a dog menu too! There are multiple nights with themes or specials on food. We'll be back for sure!

Driving up to this park, I was a little concerned because I couldn't see all of it. Once we got in…read morethere, it was so big! When we went there weren't many dogs there but a few came after we were there for a bit. Lots of space for dogs to roam. I wish there was some equipment for them to play on or something though.

I was very excited when I saw there was a new dog park located within miles of my home!…read more Today was our first visit to this dog park - and I am impressed. It is much nicer & much bigger than I was expecting. You have to keep in mind that this dog park is located right in the middle of the city. The area surrounding the park is mixed residential/industrial with train tracks running along the back part of the park. The park itself is really nice! Unlike most dog parks, this one has a lot of grass! It feels like a big open prairie! My dogs really seemed to love how wide open it is + every surface wasn't piled high with wood chips (which seem to hurt their paws a bit). There are tons of water dishes around to use & like most dog parks, it's best to bring water for your own dog/s + some to share. There were balls available (although none of my dogs play fetch). Benches + chairs to sit in. The fence was high enough to keep my rather large Foxhound inside (he's quite an escape artist - so good/high fences are important to me). Poop bags are supplied + there is a garbage can located inside the park... I just really liked this park...and I will definitely be going back here with my pups...

First time camping with our trailer and it was a good campsite to start at! Only 20 minutes away…read morefrom the cities. The site was clean and maintained. The bathrooms were well kept and all around the campsite. The trails and bike paths were nice and plentiful. You can walk around by the lake and fish. The site itself was open and wasn't very private but not too close to where it's suffocating. Overall a great place to camp!

This is our second time here. We've been here in Aug the first time and the weather was cooler than…read morethis time around. We camped in the A-loop campground this past Memorial Day Weekend and it was hot. The sites are a good size lot that you could for two vehicles if tent camping and could for up to four structures. The bathrooms are modern and clean. The showers are good except that the hot/warm water are low if you take showers in the evening.

Great park/forest that offers: picnic tables, benches, boardwalks, hiking trails & x-country ski…read moretrails. There is a dirt parking lot at the north end of the park, off of 227th Avenue. 210 acres which makes this Linwood's largest park. Please respect the "no trespassing" signs that border the park. Lots of dog walking out here-per the signs dogs should be leashed but I witnessed lots of unleashed but pleasant dogs. We had a great hike today on many of the trails-just be sure to bring insect repellent & sunscreen & water. There are no bathroom/water facilities at this time.