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.

We did a river float with Riley and Josie and some other guy..... it was amazing! Worth every…read morepenny!! Was so amazing! What a great way to spend My husband's birthday! Definitely recommend it!!!

Want to go on an adventure with great company? Come here. Prices are beyond reasonable. Tandem…read morekayak for nearly whole day for $42 to go down the river. Can pay extra ($15 per person) to take a shuttle that drops you off at Rapidan Dam around 1pm and picks you up at Sibley Park around 5-6pm. We met our guide River Ricky who quickly became a friend. We missed the 1pm shuttle for the day after an hour and half drive to get here from minneapolis. Rather than turn us down, he told us to drive to the dam, and that he would personally pick us up at Sibley Park to drop us back off at our car. He gave us some tips, provided his number for emergency contact and we were good to go down the river. We apparently kayaked at super speed because we thought we were way behind the group and ended up finishing at the Sibley Park way early. River Ricky still came to get us and dropped us off. We chatted and bantered in the car. He realized we haven't eaten since morning given our rush there, and told us to join him at the local diner at Rapidan. After he took us for a walk over at Rapidan Dam and gave is some brief summary regarding changes in the landscape there, and things to do in Mankato area. Overall, superb service. Will be back for round 2 with River Ricky soon.

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.

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.

Mineral Springs is the most natural setting of all the multi-purpose parks in Owatonna. It's an old…read morepark, and its geography is probably what's prevented the addition of facilities for field sport's like baseball and soccer. It does however offer volleyball, disc golf, and very nice horseshoe courts. Maple Creek twists and turns through the park, and bridges span it in several places. The area around the pavilion is wooded, but groomed and not cluttered. There is a parking lot next to the pavilion and there is another to the north, across a bridge. There are picnic tables and trails that lead uphill to the woods. There is a statue of Princess Owatonna, with a sign describing the story that ties her with this area. This park may not have all the features that some of the others do, but to just get away to a peaceful natural setting, it is my favorite.

Visited today with my daughter. Beautiful. Well kept. Perfect place for pictures, playing, bbq,…read morehorseshoes, disc golf, walking paths. Love visiting this park!

I have been involved with Camp Pillsbury for the last year. I see kids of all ages doing kid…read moreactivities and having a great time. Many of the camp counselors come from different parts of the world and have amazing experiences to share. They are great with the kids. They help the kids grow and become better people. What a difference this camp makes in their lives.

I'm very disappointed with Camp Pillsbury's handling of the Covid pandemic. My daughter was…read morescheduled to go to camp the summer of 2020 and when every other camp shut down and refunded the fees, Camp Pillsbury refused to do so. They said I could have a credit for 2021. Now, they have changed their stay lengths for this summer and my "credit" doesn't cover the cost. I've asked nicely for a refund and they won't even respond to me. I'm sad that after sending both my children to Camp Pillsbury for many years, they refuse to work with me on this.

Their tee times are either way too close together or they over book them. The staff was horrible…read morewith terrible customer service. The price was way too high for how the greens looked. Couldn't even finish 18 holes and left after 9.

Best public course in Southern Minnesota. Great condition and challenging for all player levels…read more The new bar/restaurant is cool as well.

A very nice moderate dificulty miniture golf course fun for the whole family 5/5…read more -Deion