Friendly golf course with a nice staff in the clubhouse. Short enough 9 hole course to walk. Well…read moremaintained with inexpensive pricing.

Fun little neighborhood course - inexpensive and never crowded. Great for practice rounds or an…read moreeasy game after work.

Beautifully kept and usually quiet this coarse offers a fun round of golf for any skill level. With…read morefriendly and dedicated employees it guarantees a great day of golf

Golfed here recently. been here 4 other times. The previous comment seems suspect at best. Gear…read morecourse, especially for the price. Dollar for dollar one of the best courses around the area. Challenging too. Note... don't be an A hole and the ranger and service are perfectly fine here.

Just got done golfing 18 at this course with 3 friends and the ranger sat behind us on 4 of the…read morelast 9 holes and told us to hurry up when nobody was behind us and when we complained to the clubhouse about it they wouldn't even listen to us and told us to leave. When we had asked for a refund due to not being able to enjoy our round of golf at all they told us to leave. Will not come back. Terrible customer service.

This review is only regarding the cliff jumping you can do at the park into the water- this review…read moreis not meant to discourage others to go to this beautiful park - just to make people aware of the risks. If you plan to cliff jump - please read!!! I have been to this park many times in my life, and jumped off the high cliff into the water at least half a dozen times. Last Memorial Day, I went with my friends to enjoy the park. I went to the highest cliff jumping spot and I jumped off into the water. I immediately knew something was wrong with my spine when I hit the water as I could barely breathe and my back exploded in pain. As the signs state at the park - you jump at your own risk. It was clear they do not have a protocol for when people get injuries. It took about 10 minutes to get a ranger to come over and help, who did end up calling an ambulance, but they did not offer anything else. They didn't clear the area, and people continued to climb up and jump around me. My friends had to kick me across the whole quarry to get to the shore to get to the ambulance. At the hospital they did an x-ray and a vertebrae in my spine had compressed due to the angle I hit the water and fractured. It was about a 5-month recovery with a back brace full time. If you go for the cliff jumping just be aware that there is a risk jumping into the water, and the risk gets greater the higher you go. All this to say - the park is beautiful and it is still a lovely spot for swimming and hiking. Just know the risks before you go cliff jumping into the water.

Definitely a gem in this little town. The walking trails are pleasant and go for miles. Wear…read morecomfortable shoes. There's a quarry with cliffs to dive from. Parking fee's vary $5 Sep-May and $10 during the summer.

Banning State Park was one of our favorite outdoor stops during our Hinckley getaway. The park is…read moreknown for its scenic hiking trails, sandstone cliffs, and the views of the Kettle River, making it a great place to spend a few hours exploring. Our goal was to find the waterfall, but like many first-time visitors, we ended up taking a wrong turn and wandered a little longer than expected. Honestly, it turned into part of the adventure. As we explored, we spotted deer quietly moving, squirrels darting between the trees, and plenty of birds and caterpillars along the way. We discovered quiet trails, beautiful overlooks, and peaceful stretches of the river that we might have missed if we'd gone straight to our destination. The sound of the water, the surrounding rock formations, and the forest scenery made it one of those places where you naturally want to stop and take it all in. If you're visiting Banning State Park for the first time, don't stress if you get a little turned around. Give yourself extra time, wear comfortable shoes, and enjoy the journey.

This is a beautiful state park that offers so many opportunities to commune with nature. Lush…read moretrails, flowers native to shorelines and wet soils, and a waterfall are among some of the many joys here. It is located off I-35 near Sandstone, and 90 miles away from the Twin Cities (about an hour and a half away). It is worth making a day trip to visit. The park stretches along 10 miles of the Kettle River, and has 1.5 miles of churning class IV rapids for those daring kayakers.

Absolutely AWFUL customer service!!! The morning employee Tom is rude and confrontational. The…read moreowner will not honor the discount when you pre-pay online. It specifically says in bold that the course cannot charge you additionally for cart fees, booking fees, etc. but when you get there they demand an additional $34 for 1 cart! Take your business elsewhere! So many better courses nearby for far cheaper!

Great service, Meat raffle is fun & Dylan the manger is super awesome. Friendly staff & great…read morelocation.

Casey runs a guided hunt service and I would 100% recommend his services to all my friends and…read morefamily. I am/was a complete novice and he guided me through how to get into the sport and how to prepare for our bird hunt. Looks like very experienced hunters utilize his services also. Prices are reasonable and well worth the effort that Wagner outdoors put into it. They offer fishing services and I am looking forward to trying that out.

We rented kayaks for a two hour trip down the Mississippi. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Good…read moreequipment and directions. Would come again.

We just love this company! We utilized their shuttle services to take us and our kayaks North on…read morethe Mississippi so we could do a sweet 5 mile paddle back down yesterday. Super friendly and helpful staff! Lots of great kayaks and canoes for sale and rent in their shop, as well as cool gear (and more!) in their fun gift shop. We will definitely be back!