We visit from out of town every year and this place is always a must to attend at least once while…read morewe are in town. My daughter loves the water slides, rock climbing and zip line into the pool. I love there are plenty of things to go for kids of all ages. The con session stand is not too bad either. Reasonably priced.

I decided to go to this pool just last week & I bought snacks from the concession stand but the…read moreemployees were rude. I ordered an icee & a hot dog but when i was ordering one of the employees threw my stuff at me and laughed about it with her other coworkers. Not even that but when i was ordering the employees were talking about how dirty their concession stand was? Do you seriously have to say that in front of customers? disgusting. instead of chit chatting get to cleaning.

While traveling to Mankato I looked for a gym to keep my routine up. I like Stephanie, the owner, a…read morelot, but just didn't find this gym as intense as I would have liked, although I think it's great for most people.

Nice addition to the area. It's not in too bad of shape after the mining operation left. The water…read moreis clear and full of fish. Plenty of mature greenery and rolling hills. The beach needs some improvements before I'd recommend it for a family. The water depth drops off quickly, the beach itself is steep and ungraded, and there are no picnic tables/grills or anything like that. Overall, as long as you are OK with and expecting a rustic undeveloped experience, you will like this place! It really is beautiful!

This is a cute hidden spot in Mankato. I'm sure it's breathtaking when the water levels are high…read more Unfortunately, we visited during a drought so it was basically a trickle. There is a small parking lot, a walking path, and the bridge overlooks the falls.

On our way to Minneopa state park we did a quick search for other waterfalls in the area and…read moreMinnemishinona popped up. We took the quick detour to check it out. The park was much smaller than we expected and it may be easy to miss if you do t know it's there. There is a small dirt/gravel parking with a seating pavilion. On the other side of the path, there is a large field area with picnic tables scattered around and lots of shade. There is a very short trail to a bridge overlooking the falls. The falls were smaller than expected but still a nice view. It was hard to tell if there were paths and trails where you could make your way down to the creek but access directly to the falls was not an option. Lots of signs and fences marking it off because the drop is significant. If your exploring and driving past, it makes a nice roadside stop but not one I would say is worth a special trip.

It's comforting to know that these people have my genuine wellbeing in mind. Each service is…read morecustomized to your personal needs...I love that!

There a light show was fantastic. The service was amazing. You can donated food or money to this…read moreevent . You also can buy thing for souvenirs. The food and drinks variety prices. There is a drive-through or a walk for you. You can do both it's up to you. There are restrooms for on the site. Many cool pics you can take for social media.

When to the Kiwanas drive through light show. My first time there, really cool and is family…read moreapproved. Seemed a bit smaller than bentlyville but it's still fun. Go during the weekday if you are planning to do drive they instead of walking. Over the weekend, it took me about an hour from the exit of bentlyville to the start of the light show. No restrooms along the way, so be cautious about that. Overall a great experience, must for one time. But you can always make it a family tradition.

We camped at Flandreau in the off season (fall). The electric campsite wasn't particularly wooded,…read morebut the spots were pretty spacious. It's nice being so close to a town without seeing/hearing much. Be forewarned - you will need to go up and down a significant hill, which can be challenging with some vehicle/camper setups. Overall, it was a peaceful experience and we will need to further explore in the future. I wish the man made pool was open more than the limited time in the summer. The road within the dump station is very rough - it could use resurfacing.

A super fun area to bring kids during the summer months! There is a "swimming pond" which is like a…read moreman made lake (with no fish!) There is also lots of trails to explore and hike on