Top 17 things to do and attractions in Hastings

This is a beautiful, historic little area with some adventurous, unmarked trails below the falls...be careful, they are unmarked trails, and very difficult terrain (generally speaking). There is also a paved trail that are falls level. There was a port-a-potty which was unkept and not handicapped accessible. Handicapped accessibility is limited to the top of the falls and the paved trail. Parking is plentiful and a medium lot which is easy to access.

This area is so unbelievably beautiful, you'll have to keep shutting your gaping mouth. You can hike down to the water or hear it melodically from an upper trail. My favorite was the multi-level waterfall from the bridge.

Beautiful park with paved paths and great signage. Easy to walk from the falls across the bridge to the old mill ruins - took about 35 minutes total to go there and back. (2km) The gorge is very pretty, and the falls are absolutely breathtaking!

Beautiful place, well kept. There is a trail down to the falls, but be physically able to manage rough dirt paths, steep hills and slippery rocks.

We got married here on 10-4-25. We had never been to Vermillion Falls previously, only found out it existed a few months ago. As crazy as it sounds we climbed down to the top of the 1st waterfall with my 86 year old mother. She had plenty of help from her 2 eldest and strongest grandson's. It's a beautiful place to make beautiful memories.

Beautiful waterfall! The lock bridge is also pretty cool. Lovey place for a an afternoon date.

Beautiful falls, need to ignore the industrial setting. Easy to view, though, and they are pretty. Park seemed more walk through except for the shelter with picnic tables.

Loved this place. I only wished I had more time to spend there. Was able to spend a couple of hours on the trails. They have ponds, look outs and little bridges

Had been hearing about the place for the last 2 years but never got down there. I’m sad we have missed out on two years of potentially awesome memories. This place is amazing. Best nature center with live injured/rescue animals I’ve seen in MN. We were welcomed so graciously by the bird banding team. What a great morning

free nature center with some beautiful short to medium walks/hikes among well-maintained trails.

We’ve been to Carpenter Nature Center many times. It’s out favorite place to get apples in the fall. We also love hiking on the beautiful grounds, stopping in to visit the beautiful raptors, and enjoying their educational programs. The views of the St Croix River are breathtaking. I feel as though this is one of the hidden gems that is not that far from the cities.

A peaceful place for a walk, hike, birding adventure or even a picnic. Animal exhibits inside and out.

This is one of me and my boys favorite place to visit close to the cities. It has a few animals inside the Nature Center, including turtles, snakes, a bald eagle, barn owl, and red tail hawk. The trails are easy and would be a good hike for children. The views are wonderful overlooking the St. Croix River at a few overlooks and you can actually go right down to the river as well.

Area is remote yet accessible.. space is memorable.. staff knowledgeable and informative.. up to date with events and product... Sam was very easy to understand and reciprocate every question we had...

Sure! Here’s a polished version of your review: ⸻ Spiral Brewing in Hastings is a fantastic spot for craft beer lovers! The Belgian Quad they had was absolutely exceptional—one of the best I’ve ever had. It’s rich, complex, and worth coming back for on its own. I also tried their Townie Kölsch, which was light, crisp, and a solid choice for a Kölsch. The atmosphere here is great, with a well-maintained space and a nice patio to enjoy your drinks. One of the most interesting things about this place is their unique “buy a beer for a friend” system. They have a huge board where you can pre-purchase a beer for someone, which adds a fun and personal touch to the experience. Overall, Spiral Brewing is a well-run brewery with a great selection of beers and a welcoming vibe. I’ll definitely be back—especially for that Belgian Quad!

Absolutely amazing brewery with fantastic choices owned and operated by women! They always support the local communities, they have beer and seltzers, and have different events all week long! Tonight was an open mic night. So awesome to have a relaxing place with great drinks and a fantastic atmosphere!

I definitely want to revisit this brewery when the weather is better to check out the rooftop patio. We popped in for a quick visit and tried the Westies with the Besties DIPA and the Bottoms Porter. Good beer and nice facility right by the Mississippi River. They have a Beer Board where you can buy a beer for a friend in advance, and they can go in anytime and claim it. Pretty fun idea. You can also buy for vets or firefighters or a couple other professions. Very cool.

It was our first visit to Spiral. Great location downtown Hastings. We sampled eight beers and found the Sour Kinni and Townie Kolsch the best of the eight. The brewery was dog friendly. We will definitely be back.

Great place to visit. An absolute must if you're in the area! The bartender was friendly as could be. Loved the service we received. The building itself was lot's of fun to be in. Very nicely done. The even have a kids nook under the stairs to the deck. The also have a great patio that goes out into the street. It was really just a fun atmosphere. Oh yeah, the beer was original and very tasty. A fun place for a cold pint and catching up. I hope this helps. Cheers

After having been given two four packs of Spiral beer from a random guy on the street, we finally made it. We brought our own pizza, since they dont have food. The beer is good, cool space, cant wait to get on the patio in summer.

Great service and nice patio seating. I did not care for the leduc red ipa but the Mississippi fog was good and the trip or treat belgian. The flight is a nice option but it is big commitment with six slots to fill.

I'm giving this 4 stars just because it seems like a work in progress, BUT I would highly recommend it. I've seen some other historic homes in the area and this one is good but not as good as some of the others --- still VERY cool and very much worth the 10 dollars!! Plus the chickens are just so cute. Tour guide Connor was awesome and they also do tea here occasionally year-round.

Love this historic estate. One of the best in the state. The tour guides are always amazing and I always learn something new each visit.

Wonderfully preserved mansion in the heart of Hastings. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Highly recommend visiting in mid Sept. for the civil war reenactment weekend event.

Toured some historic places around the country so this was a spot we really wanted to see while in Hastings. This is a house built in the 1800s not long before the Civil War. It's a great expierence for some history and the tour guide was awesome.

I went with a church group and greatly enjoyed the experience. The grounds and buildings are beautiful and well maintained. Kara the tour guide was engaging and knowledgeable and accommodating of members with mobility issues. I hope to get back soon for their other events!

We attended a fun bluegrass concert on the grounds. It was fun! I enjoyed the pie too. There was quite a selection of pieces of pie. The concert was the perfect length. I really enjoyed the music! (Sorry! I can't remember the Band Name.)

Fun Sunday evening Double Down Daredevils music concert.

Nice place to relax and read or just chill. There are picnic tables and restrooms. Further down there was a beach area and swimming area but I didn't go down that far. Incredibly beautiful views from the park shoreline.

This place was beautiful, the beach was clean and lots of places to walk and fish. Highly recommend

We only stopped for a short time while on a road trip. There were a few people fishing. Beautiful view and water access.

Nice beach area. Can run / bike / swim from there. Bike access from Cottage Grove is dicey but very good from Hastings. Fishing, picnic tables, and volleyball also.

There's a gotta be a bald eagle nest nearby cuz I've spotted at least 4 bald eagles. It's also a decent spot for fishing although you do have to have a permit to visit this park. This area is very windy no matter what season it is so dress properly.

For a strip of land that used to be a roadside rest, it’s actually a really nice park! A beach with bathrooms on one end, trails on the other end, and more restrooms in the middle.

Decent place for a family fun time and picnic. Has decent seating but missing shade in hot summer. Limited beach area with no lifeguards on duty.

It’s a calm and peaceful area with the best views of nature. A perfect spot for camping ⛺️, hiking, or just a relaxing walk. I went with my friends, and we really enjoyed the sounds of nature — it felt so refreshing

We recently went on a bike ride around Afton State Park, and overall it was a mix of beautiful scenery with some frustrating challenges. The natural beauty of the area is undeniable—the rolling landscape, peaceful setting, and wide-open views make it a wonderful place to spend time outdoors. We were especially surprised that there weren’t any bugs during our visit, which made the ride much more enjoyable. The highlight of the evening was definitely the sunset—it was absolutely spectacular and made for a perfect backdrop to end the day. Unfortunately, the trails and parking lot left a lot to be desired. The paved trails are in very poor condition. In fact, they were some of the most uneven, cracked, and bumpy trails I’ve ever ridden on. It was difficult to relax and enjoy the ride because we had to constantly watch for rough patches and broken pavement. The parking lot wasn’t in great shape either, which added to the overall impression that the infrastructure here has been neglected. My biggest complaint is the lack of upkeep on the paved trails. Considering visitors pay for passes, it feels like some of that money could and should be reinvested into making the park more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. A fresh paving job would go a long way in improving the biking experience and encouraging people to keep coming back. In short, Afton State Park has incredible natural beauty, but the poor condition of the paved trails really takes away from the experience. If the park could put some resources into repairing and maintaining them, it would easily become one of the best biking spots in the area.

Afton State Park is absolutely beautiful, especially during the fall season! The colors of the trees are stunning vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows everywhere you look. The trails are peaceful and well maintained, making it the perfect spot for hiking, taking photos, or just enjoying nature. There are plenty of lookout points where you can see the river and the colorful forest views. It’s such a relaxing and refreshing place to visit, especially in autumn. Highly recommend for anyone who loves nature and fall scenery! 🍁🍂

I have been here so many times but usually hiked the same trail and just went down by the water with the kids. But now I’ve gone a handful of times to really explore hiking other trails and WOW there is so much to offer at this park. Serene. Scenic. Nice trails. So many opportunities to just be at peace and enjoy time in nature.

Enjoyed being able to stay in a camper cabin close to home. We got very lucky reserving on short notice in the fall. It was serene at night. Very busy park during the day. Lots of people on the trails and along the river. There's so much to see and explore at Afton. The paved bike trails were really nice - smooth, great scenery, and wide enough for bikes and peds. Next time I hope to stay at a Yurt!

Nice variety of trails, ample parking. Trails signs are a bit confusing, didn't find the Hiking Club secret word because we took the wrong path but found our way back eventually. Good excuse to go back and try the trails again, theyre beautiful. Riverfront paths, picnic areas, scheduled events and a visitor center with a bathroom. Pokémon stops too. I recommend.

I loved hiking here. I wanted some place to clear my mind and enjoy the quiet - this was totally it! One thing I noticed doing the North Trail was that I really experienced lots of different environments like shoreline, prairie, wooded areas, and more. Nature is so beautiful and this place is a new favorite- I’ll be back!

It was such a great time! It was my first time here and I took a friend skiing for the first time who has never seen snow like this before. It was a bit pricey compared to other skiing resorts I've visited before in several other states that have just as many paths or more. They did not have all the lifts running. The staff who was working there was very friendly and would always encourage or compliment my friend on improving each time she came down the path. (Even though she fell almost every time) Overall, it was a great experience but may consider going somewhere else that isn't so expensive.

Love coming here from the cities just 30 min down the road. Facilities have def gotten nicer since I’ve been here last (2018?). All the staff were super friendly and helpful and made our day better. Just be aware that not all the dining is open during the week! Had a great time tho!

On Wednesday, March 5, 2025, at Afton Alps, I witness an incident that occurred on the chairlift at The Highlands, that raised serious safety concerns. A group of teenage boys were on the lift, and one of them dropped a large clump of snow from above the trail where riders were below. Fortunately, it missed the rider, but the situation could have ended dangerously. When I confronted him, he mocked me and even challenged me to go to the terrain park. Then I went to report the incident to the staffs. Despite alerting a ski patrol member, the response was dismissive. When I provided detailed information, including a video of the event, the staff seemed indifferent and questioned what action was needed from me. I expressed my frustration, questioning Afton’s commitment to safety, and implying that the resort is more focused on profit than customer care. Just unbelievable! When safety is compromised, especially in such a dangerous situation, it’s concerning when an organization fails to take action. Accountability is key, and it’s troubling when there’s a lack of response, especially when I had went out of my way to provide evidence. It’s tough to support an organization that doesn’t seem to prioritize the well-being of its customers. I hope that my experience can bring attention to the issue, and others can take notice as well. And parents, if these were your children, do better!

I just want to say everyone was great. We had a great experience, all the staff is wonderful! The instructors were outstanding, specially the instructor that helped my brother-in-law, Juan. I didn’t catch her name, but she was so kind and patient with him. It was truly an unforgettable experience! Thank you!

Not as crowded as the other resort in town. Great snow making and park set. Wish they have more terrain variety.

For Midwest skiing it is pretty good. The staff was very helpful and friendly. Everyone from the rental shop to the restaurant staff were great. Great way to spend a day.

I'd probably give Afton a 3.75. Skied with my daughters the other day. Dare I say our home hill Snowcreek has better vertical? It's close. Anyways, there are a good amount of runs here but they are all pretty easy. The blacks didn't offer much challenge but offered some good cruising. There was a nice route that goes through a pipe with a nice jump at the end. We did that over and over. The terrain park was a bit too ambitious for us, they could use some smaller stuff varied in. Pretty much everything was expensive. I did appreciate being able to park at less crowded chalets and ski right down with the epic pass. The runs were groomed and in good shape after raining a couple days earlier. The merch store is strong. Good stuff in there. Solid resort just expensive without too much variety in terrain. Welch Village is a better value and better skiing, especially when the back bowl is open.

On Sunday, June 29th, my best friend surprised me with a picnic lunch date at Alexis Bailly Winery in Hastings, MN. My friend, Joelle lives in Stacy and I in Hugo. I mention this only because the drive was not only pleasant, but WELL WORTH IT!! OMG! Let me tell you: The grounds, main building and the "Yert" (tent like shelter) she rented for the afternoon were absolutely lovely, tranquil, bucolic, and immaculate. In the back of the main building where the live Salsa band was playing that afternoon could only be described as pastoral! Then add to that having the wonderful music filling the air, and looking out from wherever one is sitting and seeing the vineyards - well, it was the BEST AFTERNOON BIRTHDAY GIFT I could have ever received!!! Aside from the venue itself, let me tell you about the proprietors of this extraordinary piece of heaven here in little ol' Minnesota . . . Chet, and his wife Andrea own the vineyard. They were the fantastic!! So genuinely interested in accommodating us - making sure we had anything and everything we needed for our special day. The bartender, "Tamru" (I think I got that right) was so engaging, cheerful and pleasant. Really, it was probably the BEST BIRTHDAY I've ever experienced. My best friend who is an amazing chef, brought "French themed food", which we shared with the owners. We tasted their great wine, and bought some to take home. If you really, really want to make someone feel really special, or have a special occasion to celebrate, I highly recommend you do it at the Alexis Bailly Winery! I intend to go back on the Sundays they have live jazz music. Lastly, I want to personally THANK Joelle (my Bestie) and Chet, Andrea (owners) and Tamru (bartender) for taking part in making my birthday such an incredibly joyful and memorable experience!! Most Appreciatively! jeanne chacon** Hugo, MN

This place is gorgeous, is so much fun and has amazing wine. They have a bourbon infused wine that is absolutely delicious that I recommend trying. I will be coming back. I highly recommend visiting this vineyard, it does not disappoint. We had our work holiday party here so they do corporate events! Everyone there is so nice and makes it easy to have a great time!

It was a beautiful winery/space. We brought some picnic snacks and I love that they allowed that. I enjoyed most of the wines. However, I bought a bottle of the Seyval Blanc. The vintage I bought was not the same as what I tasted. In fact the bottle I bought was bad. And then I saw it was from 2023, which is 2 years old and most white wines can’t last that long…so not sure if it was the vintage or just one bad bottle but it was not good. It’s unfortunate because I paid $30 for it and it was not good. I’m surprised that they would first have the wine we tasted be different than the vintage that we buy and second, that they’d keep that vintage on the floor. It was not good…I dumped over half the bottle. It’s hard to tell from the picture but it was a color yellow that a white wine shouldn’t be

We had such a great experience even before we arrived! A week or so prior to our visit, we asked for information on how to plan our time there, what to expect, etc. Alexis Bailey wrote right back with exactly what I was looking for! As well as a great way to proudly explain this amazing winery to our California guests (who really know their wine!). Once we arrived, we had a great time. The owner even came out to say hello. We had been to the winery years ago with my parents and loved it. It was fun to meet the new owners who have a great energy. We look forward to coming back soon!

Always a great venue for a variety of music. Drink wine inside or venture into the vineyard or the many picnic areas.

This is a very quaint beautiful winery. You see when you enter the grapes they use to make the wine. There are plenty of lovely scenic places to sit outside and it is just as elegantly rustic and roomy inside. The wine is varied and delicious and they know how to introduce you to something you'll enjoy! Must try.

Love this hidden gem of a winery here in Hastings!! The wine is great, the employees are knowledgeable, there is plenty of outdoor and indoor seating and lots of grass to run and play!! They have special events and bring in special musoc-

Really cool trails here and views to the river is always in sight. Very clean and well laid out. They also have The preserve building that has pamphlets and things to do in the area. Plenty of parking too they have lots of parking lots scattered around. And the sun sets are beautiful there are dirt paths you can take down towards the river and sit on rocks and watch the sunset.

Great biking and hiking. The views of the Mississippi and Spring Lake are spectacular! The walking trails closest to the bluff have some great hidden cliffs and stone features.

Very nice park with lots of picnic shelters, picnic tables, great views overlooking the river. Lots of shady trees. Nice playground for small kids. Right on the Mississippi river bicycle trail.

Beautiful lake park.Great park with lots of trails to walk and awesome views of the Mississippi River.There are also spots for picnics as well as a large playground. There is also a learning center. Lots of parking and park entry is free

I highly recommend it. It is a beautiful park to do a variety of activities, walk, run, hike, bike, take the kids to the playground. Plus, in my opinion, the best part is if you go in the archery entrance, you can see Amercan Bison.

Went to the Fahey Trail head entrance, were lucky enough to see the Buffalo!

This park has historical features, beautiful breathtaking views of lake, picnic area, playground for kids and walking trails. With beautiful weather, what else one can expect!! It is a great place to visit in any weather!! Highly recommended!!

Beautiful views and not crowded on the trail down to the beach/boat launch area.

Very nice park for camping off the beaten path. Nice, quiet stay that really got us back in touch with nature. Perfect temperatures the end of July. They have campfire rings at each site, which we used several times. We brought our travel trailer and they provided electric. We did have to use their bathhouse because they didn’t have water on site. Also no cell signal (but I took that as a positive!) Overall a nice time.

Very nice and clean campground. We hiked hoping to see some nice bluffs but either there isn't any paths in that area, or we didn't see that path. Looks like they're doing some new paths, so we'll be back to check that out. You have to pay to hike fyi. $7

This park has less kids stuff than most, but it makes for a more quiet experience with less kids and dogs. Bathrooms are clean, trails are nice for both the biking and walking.

Relatively easy to get to from Hwys 10, 61, 95 and St Croix Trail. It's a Washington County Park, so make sure you have either a day pass or annual County Park pass on your vehicle. We camped at site #33. Abundant cover from overhanging oak trees; lots of atypical space behind campsite since there is a trail entrance and a frisbee-golf target behind it; playground and tot lot across the road. Good for tenting and pop-up camping. Quiet for the most part. Note that electrical at this site is 20A-120V service only. 1/4 mile walk to main bathrooms and showers; pit toilet close by but not too close. Park has access to a beach on the river near the boat ramp. Water is relatively shallow for the little ones but deep enough for a good swim in the river. Lots of boats on the river over holiday weekends. Speaking of boat ramp: It's huge. Lots of parking. It can serve 3 boats at a time. Protected by harbor and backwater area. Hmmm...what else? Nice trails in the areas that go through the upland prairie. Firewood sold for $6 a bundle. Lots of day use activity areas including softball diamond, volleyball courts and playgrounds. Overall clean, well-maintained and safe. We would come back!

Only 20 minutes from downtown St. Paul and I felt like I was 1,000,000 miles away. It’s a gorgeous park with a lovely beach, boat ramp and camping sites. The bathrooms are probably the nicest ones I’ve ever seen in a campground. Big negative: no pets. I have no idea why dogs are not allowed but it was very disappointing.

Pros: The campsites were huge and varied, some were in the woods and some out in the open so there were plenty of choices. It also had availability of a number of sites with only a few weeks notice. There were multiple playgrounds that were very nice and within view of many of the sites. The kids loved playing in the river as well, although we only let them wade in rather than actually swim. The beach was nice. This campground was a favorite for many of the people in our party. There is a pass required in addition to the site fees, but we had a yearly Carver County one and they are reciprocal. Still probably cheaper than a private campground even with the extra cost. Cons: I love bike paths when camping and we had to drive to get to one, which is a definite con for me. We also like visiting a brewery or winery and those were also a good drive. Obviously not something everyone cares about though.

Small park but super nice. Good views of the bridge and the train bridge. A big pavilion where they do music events in the summer. A little area to make some music of your own. Well kept park.

Great park in historic district, play area for kids, bike repair stand with tools...and trains, who could ask for more?

We followed a bike trail here; nice little park for my 2 year old. He loved the train that passed right by, while playing on a train playset!

Great place to go walking. Plenty of trails and little parks and even some fishing spots.

Good park to repair bikes as they have a repair station with common bike tools and air pump for tires !! Otherwise it's pretty much a park for toddlers and younger kids w.

Great place for a walk. Bring the kids, bring the dogs, bring whatever. Great views and great paths!

This is a nice, family friendly place to take a stroll, sit in on a concert or attend a Hastings city event!

My husband and I got married on June 21st, 2025 at Little Log House and we couldn't have asked for a more perfect venue for our wedding! From the moment we first visited, we fell in love with the all around character and beautiful spaces at the venue, and we immediately knew it was the one. The team at the venue exceeded every single expectation right from the beginning and continued to do so all the way through to our special day! Both the ceremony and reception spaces are absolutely stunning and the entire venue has so much character and uniqueness all around! What sets this venue apart even more so is the incredible team that we worked with from the beginning stages of planning all the way to our wedding day. They were professional, organized, and genuinely invested in making our day perfect. Every question we had was answered quickly and kindly, and on the wedding day, everything ran so smoothly thanks to their behind-the-scenes coordination with us! You can tell how passionate they are about the venue and the work they do. Our guests are still talking to us about how cool the venue was and how smooth everything felt. We knew we were in good hands, and it allowed us to be fully present and enjoy every moment of our special day. Thank you to everyone at Little Log House for helping us create the most magical day of our lives. Our Happily Ever After was beyond perfect. If you're considering this venue — I would highly recommend them! You will not be disappointed!

I came this weekend for the Antique Power Show, and it was such a interesting and wonderful experience. I'm not really even into stuff like this, but I had such a blast. The Pioneer Village is massive. There were so many different old timey buildings and structures to see and tour. The WWII reenactment is such a fun thing to see. The amount of old tractors and equipment on display was incredible. Such a terrific overall experience

Wow this place is amazing the owner is super nice guy loves cars loves history and making every effort to save the history hours of fun to be had at this place I love the porky building the most as I’m a big car guy and love matter he has a real one there it’s so much fun for the whole family

Where to begin... This was the first venue we toured for our wedding and when we looked at a few others we just kept going back to Little Log. Angie and her team provided the most accommodating, professional, timely, and accurate advice you could ask for when looking for a unique wedding venue in Minnesota. Every one of our guests (and vendors) were truly amazed at all of the history this property has to offer and all of the things to see. We actually utilized their website map to create a scavenger hunt to entice guests to see the property. When you're looking for a unique venue for your special wedding day or event, Little Log and Angie will not only make sure you feel special, but your guests as well. I had many people come to me in pure shock when the bartender remembered their order all night. Its the little details like this that make it all the more magical when deciding a venue Thank you to everyone at Little Log for being so easy, pleasant, and fun to work with! You truly made our day amazing. -The Mitchell's

On June 21, my daughter and her new husband celebrated their wedding at the Little Log House Pioneer Village. We toured this charming venue last June and instantly fell in love with it. Both the character and personality of the entire village is unbelievable. The photo opportunities for both their engagement and wedding photos were plentiful, so fun, and amazing! The buildings we were able to access for the preparation (bridal/groom’s suites), ceremony, reception, and social hour were exquisite. It added a whole lot of charm to this special event. All of the grounds are maintained to perfection. It is clear the owners take pride in the village they so wonderfully created. The staff was incredible to work with throughout the entire one year planning journey. They were quick to answer any questions and just easy to work with overall, all the way to the end of the experience. I highly, without reservation, recommend Little Log House Pioneer Village for any upcoming event, especially a wedding. Sheryl (mother of the bride)

From beginning to end, our wedding experience with LLH was truly exceptional! Angie was always incredibly quick to respond to any questions we had throughout the planning process and was super accommodating. Working with Tiffany the day before and day of the wedding was an absolute pleasure as well--she answered last-minute questions for us and helped so much in the setup! Countless guests came up to us and raved about the space, saying they wished they knew about LLH when they had gotten married because it seriously is such a beautiful place with its own rustic, historical charm. The bridal suite worked perfectly for our two hair stylists and one makeup artist, as it was super spacious and had exactly what our stylists needed to do their work (the salon chairs are a HUGE bonus!). The Stable ceremony space was absolutely perfect (the big windows let in a lot of gorgeous natural lighting that is GREAT for photos), and I could not have been happier with how the Village Hall reception space looked and functioned for our guest count (~165), buffet-style dinner, and entertainment (dueling pianos). Overall, the staff, the space, the aesthetic--an easy 5 out of 5 stars!

This place is awesome. Driving in feels like you're entering a movie set, and that's not even the best part. The staff was so incredibly kind and helpful, as a DJ I really loved my time here. Everything was great, from the ceremony space, to the reception hall, even down to the bathrooms. It’s refreshing to work at a venue where you can tell every detail has been carefully considered. If I was getting married, Little Log House would be at the top of my list!

Pool is always clean and sanitary. Staff/lifeguards are always safe and polite.

Fun and budget friendly! They have a couple of slides, a rock climbing wall, diving board, log rope crossing, and a fun area for the littles! Perfect for a summer’s day! Plus they offer swimming lessons. Also, they have a lifeguard at each section being very attentive.

Great place to bring all the kids. It's not as busy as most water parks and the kids have more room to play. Very clean and well kept facility!

Fun place, affordable concession stand, two slides, kiddie playground (in pool) & an awesome diving board. Well maintained & staffed.

It's a great place to spend the day at. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars. You are basically forced to buy drinks and snacks from them because you aren't allowed to bring your own. Some people just can't afford that, I'm sorry

The only water park that doesn’t burn your eyes and it’s big so u have a lot of space to swim and they have a very deep pool

Nice place. Small area for younger kids with bouncy seat for infants. Small slide for young kids and two slides for older, taller than 42".

Great playground for all ages. Good condition equipment. Safe. Easy to get to. Large grassy open area for running or playing with a ball

Good little park for little guys.

Great park with a nice softball field and jungle gyms

Great Park with new equipment and baseball diamond.

Nice and clean, lots of room, great location!

Just happened upon this hot air balloon getting fired up! Cool!

Nice park

Interesting place to reflect. The war timeline inscribed into the walkway was very insightful. Having that layed out as it is brought more understanding of the sequence of events, and the toll they took. Thank you to those who have served and are still serving.