One of my favorite mountain bike course in MN!! They have…read morebuilt it up so nice since I was last year 4-5 years ago. Signage is great and the trails have lot of features for all skill levels. My favorite part is the skills park and jump line at the top of the hill. Can't wait to come back and maybe bring kayaks and spend a day in the pit mine lake. Such a beautiful area!

Beautiful secluded resort with comfortable cabins ranging in many sizes of accommodations. Winter…read moretime for snowshoeing, snowmobiling or ice fishing. Many lakes and trails. Grand Rapids just a few miles away and has many stores and restaurants. Summer in Minnesota would be perfect here. Eagles and Trumpeter swans close by. On property owners who are amazing .

We come to the area every year or two but this is our first visit here to Wildwood. There are…read morecabins with all the modern amenities and there are cabins that have old rustic charm with less modern amenities so what you want can be achieved. They have a nice play area for the children. There are kayaks, a paddle boat and a water bike that are free use.The owners are very accommodating and really try to help out with whatever you need. They are very easy going and get an A+ in my book All in all this is a nice place to visit and I would recommend it.

A great find!!! Really cool place to visit. Food and service was very good. I had the French…read moreDip and enjoyed it. Ask to see the scrap book of what it looked like before they fixed it up. This place is a gem and worth the visit.

Love everything about this place. The food is delicious…read more A great addition to upper Minnesota. The bar and all the different drinks are inspiring. I'd never tried Hungarian wine... and I'm hooked. It's such an interesting mix .. restored church, axe throwing, yummy food. You can even start your day out at a fun coffee&tea bar. Nice outside patio with herbs and veggies used inside.The staff is always very attentive & Fun ! Sue and Jozef are wonderful owners. You can't go wrong going to Ravenstone.

This is a great dog park somewhat hidden in Grand Rapids, MN. It's completely fenced and it's well…read moremaintained. There's an area for big dogs, an area for small dogs and a playground for kids. There is no water available in these dog areas so be sure to bring your own for the dog. To find it - Turn south off of 2 onto SE 7th. It's about 100 feet on the left.

Gorgeous dog park inside Veteran's Park at the intersection of Hwy 2 and SE 7th Ave. The dog run…read morearea is totally fenced, has nice iron benches for people to sit, and some picnic tables too. There is a children's playground right next door (but not within the fenced area for the dogs). I know the community must have worked hard for this space and it's great! So far very under utilized and a very peaceful spot!

First review! Cute little campsite on Trout Lake! Kom on In has been here for years and is right on…read morethe lake. You can no longer put your boat in (to the best of my knowledge) and I believe the site is under new ownership. My advice: bring your trailer and set up soon before she sells!

Great close location! Lots of grass and the access to the river is right there. A great place to…read morejust hang and enjoy nature!

This place is so well thought out! It's one of those "bigger on the inside" places with many…read moredifferent play areas within. Bigger kids can play in the pretend house (with a real piano), grocery store, doctor's office, etc. while smaller kids can play with the water table, crawl in the low maze, etc. My daughter could spend an entire day here if it weren't for nap time! We came when she was about 14 months old and she loved it. I think kids as old as first or second grade would also enjoy this!

I can't believe this has not yet been reviewed. What a small-town delight! Don't let the outside…read morefool you, it looks small, but man have they packed a ton inside. From a maze, water feature, vet office, music room, stage complete with tons of dress-up outfits, a dock, boat, fish and poles, a tree house, a talking tree etc. etc.... there really is a lot to do here. You can tell there is a lot of local effort/ideas/builders involved here. What a treasure for this community.

This was, without question, the worst hotel experience I have ever encountered, and it has left me…read morequestioning the standards and practices maintained at your property. My party consisted of myself, my wife, my mother-in-law, and--most critically--our 9-day-old daughter, which made the condition and functionality of the hotel especially important. Below is a comprehensive list of the issues we encountered during our short but deeply disappointing stay: 1. Undisclosed Amenity Closures Upon arrival, I was informed that the pool, hot tub, and both ice machines were out of order. At no point during booking was this mentioned, which is a clear failure of transparency and a breach of expectations based on your advertised amenities. 2. Room Confusion at Check-In After being handed my room key, the front desk attendant abruptly paused me to double-check whether someone else had already been checked into the same room earlier that day. This does not inspire confidence in your reservation system or guest security protocols. 3. No Hand Soap or Bar Soap in Room Upon entering the room, we discovered no hand soap or bar soap was provided. When I went to the front desk, I was told the hotel was out of soap entirely and was offered body wash as a substitute. For any guest this would be unacceptable--but for us, traveling with a newborn infant, this posed a serious health and sanitation risk during a time when hygiene is critically important for feeding, diaper changes, and newborn care. I was forced to leave the hotel and purchase soap from a nearby gas station at my own expense. 4. Plumbing Leak in Bathroom At approximately 1 a.m., I discovered a large puddle of water in the bathroom, which was leaking from the pipe under the sink. Upon inspection, I found that the leak had clearly been a known issue, as a towel had been wrapped around the pipe as a makeshift fix--prior to our arrival. The sink also failed to drain properly, leaving standing water in the basin throughout our stay. 5. Unauthorized Entry by Staff Later in the morning, we were startled by a hotel employee entering our room unannounced, waking up our 9-day-old daughter. The staff member apologized, claiming that the room was showing as unoccupied in the system. This is a major breach of privacy and guest safety, especially given the age of our child. 6. Inadequate and Dirty Bedding Both beds in the room were made with sheets that were too small for the mattresses, causing them to come loose repeatedly during the night. Additionally, the microwave was filthy, with visible food splatter inside when my mother-in-law attempted to use it. 7. Filthy Bathroom and Linens The shower had hair in it from a previous guest, and the towel I used after showering had pubic hair on it, which was disgusting and left me feeling dirtier than before I entered the shower. This level of uncleanliness is inexcusable in any hospitality setting. 8. False Advertising of Breakfast Despite advertising a complimentary breakfast, there was no breakfast available during our stay. This was another serious letdown in a long series of broken promises. 9. Poor Staff Conduct and Facility Maintenance Throughout the hotel, the garbage cans were overflowing, including those in the lobby and outside. To make matters worse, members of the hotel staff were heard loudly complaining about their jobs while sitting in the public areas, with one even commenting that they were on a "three-hour break from cleaning."

I booked 3 months in advance. When we got there no pool, no hot tub, no breakfast…read more Tried to charge me a cancellation fee! We chose to stay there to play in the pool with the grandkid. The manager told me not having a pool was no big deal. The employees were not professional in speaking and attire. The manager informed us that the pool has been down since June. it has actually been down for about 3 years.