My boyfriend REALLY wanted to go here and for me it's just a walk outside so I came along. Courses…read morewere very well kept! They even have a place that sells beer in the course. What else could you want!!! I know he complain about a lot of water/mud traps so be prepared to potentially lose a disc or go swimming for it.

BRP is as close as you can get to disc golf heaven in the state of MN. It is at least a half hour…read moredrive from Minneapolis, but well worth it if you are willing to make a day out of it. This 27 hole course is located on a 40 acre property which doubles as a sod farm. The course is open 365 days a year, and costs $5 for a day pass. Beginners will find it somewhat difficult, but not terribly punishing. There is a pro shop where you can buy almost any disc you can imagine, and there is even a concession stand on the 16th hole where you can buy beer, soda, or snacks. The course is gorgeous, well-manicured, and they are constantly tweaking it and making improvements. Hole 4 (the signature hole) is the most beautiful yet frustrating hole I have ever encountered. You have to see it to believe it. I would play here every day if I lived closer.

I recently started disc golfing this summer and stopped by this park only knowing of it through a…read moredisc golfing app. Such an awesome park and favorite go to for tossing a disc. Technical too with a variety of tee and basket locations. Highly recommend this park for disc golfing

A beautiful park with a great frisbee golf course. The frisbee golf course is 90% wooden so it does…read morehave its challenges but super fun. There is also a paved path that runs alongside part of the course, we took our dog for a walk in the area and it was nice! A medium sized main parking lot but they have a second parking lot near the baseball fields. A nice playground and a few tennis courts as well. No bathrooms from what I could tell, a few porta potties were available.

This Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground is so very well maintained. And it's quiet and calming…read moresituated among the woods of Victoria, Minnesota just 29 miles southwest of downtown Minneapolis. I absolutely loved every minute of my one night stay here! For any person, avid camper, adventurer, tourist, or simply just a local wanting to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city or looking for a short weekend getaway...this Lake Auburn Campground is it! Alright well, although it may not have all the amenities I look for when camping out (like showers, flush toilets and electrical AMP Power), I was easily able to overlook all of those additions for the simple fact this place is so easily accessible for folks like myself who showed up randomly without a reservation and needing a simple spot to rest for the evening. I couldn't have been more pleased and satisfied with my experience here. Let me run down all the terrific details this Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground offers.... - They have 57 campsites. - Prices are $15.44 for each campsite per night and then with 6.8% sales tax it = $16.50 in total. - They accept cash or check payments. - There's Wi-Fi, though cell phone reception works perfectly. - You can purchase firewood for $5 per bundle. - Check-in is at 4pm and you can check-out as late as 3pm. - You can re-register for each additional night starting at 11am. - Make reservations ahead of time by calling (763) 559 - 6700. - Quiet hours are 10pm - 7am. - Maximum of 2 tents and 6 guests per site or 1 tent and 1 RV. - Each site has a firepit and picnic table for barbecuing. - Pets are permitted at campsites but must be leashed among the grounds. - Even beer and wine are permitted, though no kegs or hard liquor. - How cool...they rent canoes, rowboats and single kayaks by the lake for $15 every 2 hours, and tandem kayaks for $20 every 2 hours. - Dump Station is $5. Some last things I'd like to mention.... - I discovered this Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground through the amazing app on my phone called Campendium. I highly recommend it for all camping enthusiasts. - The entrance road into the campground was not paved but easily drivable on very flat ground. - Once past the entrance station, I simply looked for an unoccupied campsite, backed my car into the space, set up my tent and then returned to the front section with my written check payment inside an envelope and released it into a white drop box. - I was able to pitch my tent on nice, fluffy grass which made the padding for lying down inside my tent that much more comfortable. Ya know, a lot of campgrounds are situated along hard, dirt ground that can make for difficult night sleeps. But not here, I always appreciate setting up on the grass! - Even though it was no big deal for me, there weren't any showers and only vault toilets. I guess just keep that in mind for when visiting. - The town of Victoria, MN is only 2 miles away and has all the extra necessities you'd expect from a big town like restaurants, grocery stores and even a Dairy Queen to stop in for a blizzard dessert treat at night. And that's it. I can't say enough good things about this Carver Park Lake Auburn Campground. Had I been staying in the area longer I'd happily camp out another few nights. In the end, I just keep thinking about how it was so peaceful here among the charming woodsy outdoors of Minnesota...I hope I can return during my 2022 summer cross country road trip.

Looking forward to checking this out this summer!!! The people working there were very nice and…read morehelpful

This particular park feels like its in the middle of nowhere, but its just minutes from Mound and…read morethe lovey Lake Minnetonka. Otherwise, welcome to your typical softball/baseball field. There isn't any shade to be had, so make sure to bring a popup tent if you are going to be there for an all day tournament. Parking is kinda crazy because there aren't any lined spaces. However, there is plenty of space to make your own parking space in the grass or on the dirt drive. If only people in MN could figure out how to efficiently park and make space for others when there aren't any lines to park inside. Overall, good place for some ball.

That this park holds countless childhood memories for me is an understatement. It's a beautiful,…read morequiet, clean, friendly park for families to play or adults to walk/run. The lake/pond has a great gravel trail around it which is about .75 miles long. It's a great running path, and usually not crowded. There are three swinging benches off the path that are great places for breathing the fresh air and taking in the view. The playground has multiple levels of fun for kids from just walking through about 12 years old. Thanks Camelot for years of fun memories :)

Such a cute park. And the view is unbeatable. There is only 4 stars due to the fact the slides were…read moreboarded up. I understand things break, but they have been boarded for weeks and it looks trashy. I do love the swings located around the lake- that is a fantastic touch.

I took my son to Mouse Mountain inside the Mall of America to play some mini golf. If you are…read morejust wanting to play here, you should park in North Ramp Parking Structure. The course itself is nicely laid out. There are not many hole in one possibilities. We had an enjoyable time and the course was challenging. The entire round took about 60-90 minutes because there were a lot of people playing. We went in July and it was a bit hot. The air conditioning must not reach the top floors inside MOA. Tip: if you are also going to play the Rock of Ages mini golf inside MOA, they have a two course special.

Our 4 year old son loved it here! The course has some unique holes and was fairly challenging…read morebecause of the bump surrounding the hole. Make sure everyone pulls their ball once they make it in the hole... My ball hopped back out numerous times when someone's was in the hole. Also--- Under 5 was free to golf and our son won a free game on the last hole all 3 times that we played.

Golf League! It is a pretty executive 9 hole course . Lots of nature ! I golf a shorter distance so…read morethis is perfect for practicing your short game. Putting green, and practice ball area. A great find!!

Shot a bucket at the driving range. Had a ball!…read more Ran the paved trail to the end at Eagle Lake and let the dog jump in. Was a splash! Hiked the dirt trail through the woods and was surrounded by nature. An adventure! All we have left to try here is the golf course. Several of my neighbors golf it every week and are fans. It is well kept and a beautiful setting. They even have carts for rent.

I was in the area (for a Yelp Elite experience, actually lol) but it was a gorgeous day outside…read more(aka, forties in February) so I wanted to make sure I soaked up some of the sunshine in the afternoon. Peeking at this place on Google maps it didn't look like much, but I gave it a shot; I'm quite glad I did! Part of why I'd been unsure was because it does have a relatively small footprint of the landscape (it doesn't even encompass the entire lake, as many houses have backyards around more than half the shore... boo). But, they made up for it with a really nice visitor center and art installations! Honestly, I'd say this place wouldn't be half as good without the outdoor art walk; I really enjoyed discovering all the unique and fun sculptures along the path. It meant I got a much more engaged and lengthy experience; I don't know if their longest path was much more than a mile's distance, but because of the sculptures I kept venturing off the paved path to check them out up close (and take photos and selfies with each)! It was fun. There seemed to be two parking lots. The one near the visitor center was pretty large and seemed to be necessary; there were quite a lot of visitors there when I was, plus a school bus! Most of the visitors seemed to be there to enjoy some skating around out on the frozen lake, but others were walking the trail. Inside the visitor center were bathrooms, including a family restroom, water fountains, including a water bottle refill station, cute little trinkets to buy, a cafe with beverages and bakery snacks, a cozy seating area, lots of rooms for community events, a board advertising said community events for the next couple months, and an art exhibit. I was grateful for the easy access to bathrooms and water! Just outside the visitor center was one of the most adorable little free libraries I've ever seen, nestled inside a mushroom-like sculpture! All in all, definitely worth checking out. Unless you lived nearby, you probably wouldn't go too repeatedly (I think the indoor art exhibit changes seasonally, but the outdoor one has been installed awhile... one of the plaques read 2018), but it's great for a one-off or occasional visit!

A really fun park with a lot of great art to see while you walk around it. The QR codes give a lot…read moreof additional information to listen to as well. Lots of trees, walking paths and a beautiful lake make this a great place to enjoy nature and art.