I mean, its a park with teddy bears, what more could you ask for…read more We were heading down to downtown Stillwater for brunch, and we parked right near this park. We made a mental note to stop in after our bite to see what it had going on. Cut to an hour later after some good eats we waled into this park. I don't know the history of how this place came to be but it must be interesting. I've never seen a park like it. There were huge concrete teddy bears all over. Kids wee playing around them and we of course took some pics with them. Personally i enjoyed that it was up again the epically large bluffs from the river. the steep cliffs were beautiful and a great backdrop for the park. It's not very large, and there isnt much else to do in the park, but it's definity a spot to stop into and admire.

Cute park! As an…read moreadult with no kids, I only stopped by to capture a photo of the giant teddy bear statue- my inner child needed it (as I was actually visiting on my Bday). Overall it looks like a really fun park for kids, if I did have kids I would for sure take them here to play, if in the area.

If you are in the Stillwater area this is a beautiful spot to stop and admire the amazing view of…read moreLake St. Croix. This spot was created as a part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal bringing jobs to Minnesota and the craftsmanship of the stone work around the lookout is beautiful. This is not a picnic spot or a play area for kids, its simply a place to stop and rest and enjoy a beautiful view.

Obviously, the most scenic panorama in town. Enjoy the River and the bridge from a distance. Pretty…read moresure I saw some guys taking pics/vids for a rap video here.

A very cute park off the beaten track. If it wasn't for my son's baseball game I would never have…read morefound this awesome park. They have a great playground, a huge covered picnic area, 2 baseball fields. Parking can be a hinderance if there are a lot of organized sports going on otherwise parking shouldn't be an issue. Bathrooms are currently closed for the season but there is a port a potty and they should reopen when summer starts.

Excellent community park location with ice skating in the winter, basketball, pavilion, playground…read moreand disc golf course. There is a great little walking trail in the wooded area also. I try to incorporate this into my walking/ hiking time as it is just peaceful and nice trees and wildlife.

I love this sweet and cute park which is right along the State Trail - Brown's Creek Trail. Our…read morefamily loves to take our bikes and cruise here and then play on the playgrounds. There's also a couple of picnic tables to bring snacks and a huge lawn space to relax.

Can we just take a minuet to note.... THAT THIS IS THE ABSOLUTELY BEST TRAIL (that's not in…read moreBentonville Arkansas) I HAVE EVER RODE, being a man who got off training wheeles when I was three, I highly recommend riding here and doing all the drop ins on the black trail.

Great park, lots of different trails and they're super straightforward with directing you which way…read moreto go. Went around 8am and there was legit no one there but my Apple Maps didn't lead me to the right place so I had to physically look at the map and found it in the end and glad I did. We took a mild walk around some of the trails and surprisingly it only took 1.5hrs so I'm looking forward to going back and doing a longer walk

Not a large hiking area, but you can venture off onto other trails...or go down to the river to…read morecool off. There is a nice vista near the Railroad bridge, but the tracks are still being used SO STAY OFF.

Awesome bridge that has a bike & pedestrian passage on the north side! Pullouts for viewing the St…read moreCroix River is worth it! We've seen eagles tangling right in front of us on the bridge. Be sure to check out the St. Croix River Crossing Loop Trail! I will add it to our Yelp info!

Sail on silver girl... All your dreams are on their way…read moreThe bridge is now here. Minnesota is not too great about timely building or rebuilding bridges. The old Lake Street Bridge and the old High Bridge were in such disrepair before they were replaced, not to even mention what happened with the 35W bridge. Since that tragedy, we have gotten better. There is the new Wakota Bridge and the new Hastings Bridge, both of which were overdue. However, the bridge most in need of replacing - the old Stillwater Lift Bridge - took way too long to get something to finally happen. Good thing the feds and/or Sconnie probably picked up a large part of the tab. Who knows how long it would have took otherwise? The bridge is the continuation of MN Highway 36 across the river. There is a pedestrian and walking path on the north side with several platforms with nice views of Stillwater. No such path on the other side of the bridge. I let Yelp do an auto fill on the address which gave it a location in Hudson. It should really probably be listed in Stillwater or Bayport, MN or Houlton, WI. Get to work Yelp in San Fran and get a better address on this for me. K, thanks.