Stopped here to work for a few hours, and it's such a cute collaboration space! Received a warm…read morewelcome from the community manager, which I feel like I especially do when booking through DeskPass. It's a lovely quiet building, though I love the vibe of women entrepreneurs excitedly doing business with each other. There's coffee machines, phone booths, and plenty of neighborhood parking. I love traveling to different cities for work because I get to experience the local work culture!

Very nice gathering space. Spacious and plenty of spaces for small gatherings. Parking is available.read more

We picked the perfect evening to go. The weather was beautiful and even cool enough that I had to…read morethrow on a sweatshirt. It made walking around super comfortable and enjoyable. I was genuinely impressed with how clean and well-kept the entire fairgrounds were. Everything felt organized and family-friendly. There's so much to see! Animals, live music, tons of food vendors offering classic fair eats (and more), along with a great mix of local small businesses and larger vendors selling everything from handmade goods to services. The ride and game section was full of energy -- definitely fun for kids and adults alike. I think we'll be adding this to the family tradition for the beginning of August -- it's a great way to wrap up the summer. Also, totally gets me excited and ready for the Great Minnesota Get-Together!

We love coming here annually every year to attend the Washington County Fair. It's our prep for…read morethe state fair! Woo hoo! Lots of great animal barns to check out (cows, pigs, roosters, bunnies, also pony and camel rides. There are helicopter rides. Lots of great food vendors to choose from. Today we had fried pickles, cotton candy, lemonade, soda...etc. We also love the kiddo rides. We opted into tickets this year vs an all you can ride wristband. It's also fun to talk to all the other vendors with stages, etc.

Friendly Service. Good Selection…read more . . . .

In Minnesota for the summer and of course my husband and I had to get our fishing license. I'm so…read morethankful we decided to come into this shop! Chris has been the absolute best at answering all our questions. He has seriously gone above and beyond taking his time with us to help give us the best fishing knowledge! The selection in here is huge, they have had everything we needed and more! Ask for Chris if you come here, he rocks!

Came here for their free studying day on Halloween, and we loved it! It's a very nice and modern…read morespace and although this was my first time I felt very welcomed! It definitely seems to be very community focused which I loved and the workers seemed to know most people by name too! The art and decor inside was beautiful and loved how they have snacks and drinks to keep people fueled as they work. I would love to come back in the summer when I could go on their patio which looked great. Overall awesome experience and I'll keep an eye out for their next event like this!

This is a lovely place! I went for a talk by one of my…read morefavorite bloggers, Sarah Von Bargen. So fun to meet her & chat in real life! Cool space for an interactive talk! They had chairs lined up podium style, but I grabbed a side table on the long bench siding. Perfect! They offered a light snack of popcorn & bubble water. Nice touch. But my favorite by far is the inspirational art in the bathroom. If fired me up! Plus it's a beautiful old building! They have space above Minneapolis' Kado no Mise. Fancy! The Coven is a warm, inviting community & work space for women, non-binary, and trans people. You check in on the first floor greeted by friendly, helpful faces. They are open weekdays 8-8 and have a St Paul space in the works! They have so many interesting topics for speakers just sign up online for one of their many happenings. You can join and be a member. They have conference room and floor rentals for your own event needs! I guess you can do photoshoots there too. Just message them via their website for all of the details.

Not usually the type to leave a review but I had too pleasant of an experience to not leave one…read more Walked in on a Monday afternoon knowing nothing about archery but wanting to get into it. Jon immediately met me in the store and was ecstatic to help me out. Jon spent almost 3 hours shooting bows and sharing his immense knowledge with me. After we had picked the bow, he walked me through all accessories and was incredibly honest about what was needed and what was overhyped in his opinion. At no point did I feel like Jon was selling me on something I didn't need. The following day, Jon had built my bow and was ready to hit the range. He shared tips and tricks while we dialed in my sight and form. Having completed firearm safety and being a customer at Cabin Fever for years prior to new ownership, I was weary about what my new experience would be. Safe to say, I am extremely pleased with the direction this store is headed. I can't thank Jon and the rest of the team enough! I look forward to being a customer for years to come!

Update (June 2026)…read more There have been some improvements with the new ownership / Archery Country folks since my last review. Moving up to 3.5 stars. Though the parking lot bait machine and 'banking hours' are still there as tin-eared reminders to every customer who is squeezing in time on the water or in the woods that new management does not really care about your success. Come on guys, every McDonalds franchisee in America manages to have an opening crew. There's not really an excuse. That said, after a bumpy start the archery country guys seem to have finally started getting their act together in other ways. They have completed a minor reno, and seem to be coming around to the reality that in Minnesota exurbs their customers are multi-sport. Put another way: that firearms, league nights and fishing are useful cross sells and frequency drivers. That no one in this neck of the woods is 'just' an archer / bowhunter. And they've worked hard from what I can tell to retain key employees. Thank god. Bottom line: archery country management is not a replacement for, and will never beat, having a high-iq founder like Jeff, who cares deeply about bringing up the next generation of young people in his community as woodsmen, but it's a big improvement over the initial much misaligned takeover period. And heck they've even started to apply Cabin Fever's superior strategy (eg branding, merchandising depth, x-selling) to some of their other stores in the region. With the improved customer alignment and reduction in not-invented-here thinking, I think the future is looking brighter.

Was in the area as we are in the market to buy a home, and any home we buy needs to be close by to…read morea public park! So before my scheduled tour time, I came here to scope it out. This park boasts a rather massive parking lot, accessible from Wilde Ave. Almost no one was there when I was on a weekday afternoon, just one lonely disc golfer who picked up and left shortly after I got there (maybe it's busy during the summer?). Apparently this area serves as a decently-sized disc golf course, though I'm not one for that particular odd sport. But in addition to this, there is a small play structure for kids as well as a baseball diamond, and a gazebo-like structure for picnicers. I didn't spot any restroom facilities, but they did bother to have a port-a-potty available, which I was grateful for. Personally, I'd wandered here on foot over the pedestrian bridge above highway 52 from Thompson County Park. Always nice when trails adjoin with one another to create a longer trail to enjoy. I also continued to the east along Simon's Ravine, down to the trailhead at the bottom of the hill. I really enjoyed the scenic views of trees and folliage. The trail itself is paved and in good condition.

Excellent course, friendly staff and reasonable pricing. Very glad we chose to make the trip.read more

I was very nervous about getting back into golf again after an 8 year hiatus. The staff here were…read moreall very kind. I also am from a small town where golfing as a single is common. Here, not so much. So I got paired with 3 others. It wasn't so bad, everyone was there to have a good time. Also brought my daughter for her first time. Nice and calm course to teach her the game.

This is a great place to work or study. You can rent a small space to work in for the day or a…read morelarge meeting room for a big group of people. It is a very well laid out space with lots of light and a nice feeling. They market as "a collaborative business community for those with a work at home lifestyle" and I would agree. I will also be using the space in the future.

Our company has been a Joule member for more than two years. We are so pleased with the…read moreprofessional services and the support Joule provides to ours, and other micro/startups. The owner and the board put a great deal into helping make our businesses viable and supporting our work. We were formerly officing at another highly publicized coworking venue in town and left because women were treated inappropriately and members were constantly being questioned about their right to use the facility on certain days. You'll find Joule is much easier to use for coworking, meetings and events and the atmosphere far more welcoming.