2018
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA
VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE
109 South Minnesota Street Warren, MN 56762
(218) 745-6733
www.nwrdc.org
www.visitnwminnesota.com table of contents
Major Parks...... 1 Northwest Minnesota offers opportunities to City Parks...... 7 find quiet wilderness, fun sporting events, Camping & Resorts...... 13 exciting entertainment and the bright lights Motels & Bed n’ Breakfasts...... 19 of regional trade centers within a reasonable travel distance. You can plan a weekend of Multi-Purpose Trails...... 22 relaxed camping in a small town setting and yet have access to some of the Midwest’s Area Attractions best shopping areas. Golf Courses...... 27 Swimming Pools...... 27 Wildlife preserves with moose, deer and elk Bowling...... 28 are only a few miles from the finest golf Movie Theatres...... 28 courses around. The natural terrain includes Tours...... 29 lakes, rivers, forest, prairie and everything in Special Attractions...... 30 between. You can find crowds of people in the Museums & Historical Areas...... 33 more popular spots but there are also places Outfitters / Bait Shops...... 36 where peaceful solitude is the only description. Libraries...... 37
To view this guide online go to: Special Annual Events...... 38 (listed by month) www.visitnwminnesota.com
City & Regional Tourist Information...... 47
*Listed alphabetically by city
Minnesota counties covered in this guide:
Kittson Roseau Marshall SEND NEW LISTINGS OR CHANGES TO: Polk Northwest Regional Development Commission Pennington 109 South Minnesota Street Warren, MN 56762 Red Lake Norman (218) 745-6733 Major Parks Ada Malmberg Prairie Located SW of Crookston Game Refuges This prairie has never been cultivated. The same sod that absorbed the hoof print of the buffalo remains intact today with it's native grasses. Travel South on Hwy 75; turn right on to County Road 9 Lockhart Swamp 218-847-1579 going 8 miles West. Turn left at the intersection of County Road 56 and go 2 miles to reach the NW corner of the preserve. 10 mi. N and 6.5 mi. E of Ada on Co. Rd 5.
Pankratz Memorial Prairie 218-498-2679 Argyle 6 miles E of Crookston on Hwy. 2; 1.5 miles S on County Rd. 46; E on gravel rd. to parking lot. State and County Parks www.nature.org 2 units: 468 & 452 acres. A boulder can be seen that has been Old Mill State Park rubbed smooth by past buffalo herds. 33489 240th Ave. NW 17 mi. NE of Warren, or 13 miles E of Argyle or 11 miles W of Pembina Trail Scientific & 218-498-2679 Newfolden on County Road 4. Natural Area http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ 9 miles W of Mentor on Co. Rd 45. * Open year round * State Park fees http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/snas/index.html Modern camping with showers, flush toilets, 10 electric & water 2,360 acres on/near a prominent beach ridge at the eastern edge hookups. Primitive camping. 1 group campsite. of Glacial Lake Agassiz. The site is associated with the Pembina Summer Nature Interpretation, enclosed picnic shelter, swimming, trail, a major ox-cart route that traders used to haul furs and canoeing, fishing, volleyball, horseshoe pit and playground. supplies between Winnipeg and St. Paul. Also see www.nature.org Historical sites include a flour grinding mill. Suspension bridges and Sliding Hill in the park. Tympanuchus Wildlife 218-281-6063 Biking, 7 miles of cross-country skiing and hiking trails, Snowshoeing, and 3.5 Miles of groomed trails, warming house with Management Area electricity and fireplace. The park's trails run through prairie, 3 miles E of Harold's Station on Co. Rd 45. wooded river valley and pine areas. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html This 840 acre WMA is open to public hunting, trapping & other compatible recreational uses. It is a remnant tall grass prairie with Crookston minor amounts of brush & trees. This area has some of the highest rare species diversity of any WMA. Wildlife Areas
Burnham Creek Wildlife East Grand Forks Management Area City Parks/Picnic/Camping http://www.mnbirdtrail.com/hotspots/burnham.htm 1460 acres of prairies and a wetland impoundment. Large The Greenway 701-787-3756 concentrations of sandhill cranes are likely in April. Area closed to the public during September and October (waterfowl refuge). Best Along the Red River in Grand Forks and East Grand Forks times to visit are from April through August. http://www.greenwayggf.com/ Pine to Prairie Birding Trail Consists of 2,200 acres lining the Red River & Red Lake River, flowing through Greater Grand Forks. This picturesque urban space Chicog Wildlife Management Area 218-281-6063 offers countless recreational, cultural, historical & natural resource opportunities. You can hike, walk, inline skate, bike, cross-country 11 miles SE of Crookston on MN Hwy. 102 to Melvin; 1 mile S on ski, bird, canoe, fish, golf & much more in the heart of our two cities. township rd. An asphalt trail system covers over 20 miles. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html 1,624 acre example of some of Minnesota’s remaining mesic prairie. Winter opportunities include exploration by snowshoe and cross-country skiing. Spring and fall brings migrating cranes.
Glacial Ridge National Wildlife 218-687-2229 Refuge 10 miles east of Crookston on Hwy 2. www.nature.org More than 24,000 acres. Established Oct. 12, 2004 as the 545th National Wildlife Refuge. The Nature Conservancy's largest prairie- wetland restoration project in U.S. history. Prairie chicken blinds available, please call for reservations.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 1 Major Parks State and County Parks Fertile Sand Hills Recreation Area 218-945-3136
Red River State Recreation Area 866-857-2757 City Administrator: Lisa Liden 400 W. Summit Ave. One mile east of Fertile. 515 2nd St. NW www.cityoffertile.org 1 block north of Cabela's in East Grand Forks. West Mill Recreation Area. Self-guided nature trail highlighting the http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ unique sand dune formations, oak savanna and native prairie of 113 campsites, including 85 electric sites with full hookups plus remnant glacial Lake Agassiz. Nature trail along Sand Hill River. shower & bath facilities located next to downtown East Grand Ten miles of hiking and cross country ski trails along the Sand Hill Forks. Electrical, sewer and water hookups, dump station nearby River & through the Fertile Sand Hills. Trail maps available at the and flush toilets. Modern restrooms are open May - Sept. Fertile Community Center and on-site. This 1,200-acre state recreation area came about as a result of housing removal after the flood of 1997. Located near the area: Public Nature Areas 218-945-3136 groceries, ice, snacks, golf course & laundry. Swimming pool, picnic area, playground, fishing, tackle, live bait, camping gear, gas Contact: Lisa Liden 400 W. Summit Ave. & boat ramp. Partially encompassed in the GF/EGF Greenway. Open to Public Touring. Over a dozen wildlife management areas 5 miles of paved hiking/biking trail & 2 mile cross country ski trail. within 15 miles of Fertile. Native prairies offer spectacular wildflower blooms from April to October. Courting displays of prairie chickens and sharptail grouse during April and May. Maps Erskine to natural areas available at Fertile Community Center. Wildlife Areas Gary Rydell National Wildlife Refuge 218-687-2229 Wildlife Areas 17788 349th St. SE 2.5 Miles W. of Erskine on Highway 2, 2.5 miles S. on Highway 210 Agassiz-Olson Wildlife 218-847-1579 [email protected] Management Area 2,120 acre refuge established in 1992. Includes a visitor center Contact: Earl Johnson with bookstore, wildlife observation and photography, hiking, 5 Miles north on Hwy 32, 5 West CSAH 5. snowshoeing, crosscountry skiing, fishing, hunting and environmental education. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html 7 miles of trails. A major feature is a flood control structure that allows a 300-acre open-water wetland to form. Sandhill cranes have nested here and the pool supports waterfowl. Greater prairie-chickens have used Fertile open areas for booming grounds. State and County Parks Greenbush Agassiz Environmental Learning 218-945-3129 Game Refuges Center (Nature Cent 400 W. Summit Ave. Twin Lake Wildlife Refuge 218-463-1557 http://aelcfertile.org/ 12 miles West on Hwy 11. Primitive camping with flush toilets and showers * Free Picnic area and modern washrooms. Ten miles of hiking and cross country ski trails along the Sand Hill River and through the Fertile Sand Hills. Gully Wildlife Areas State and County Parks
Agassiz Dunes 218-574-2622 Gully Fen (SNA) 1 mile south and 1 mile east of Fertile. 1.3 miles North of Gully on Co. Rd. 2 http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/snas/index.html Includes calcareous seepage fens, tamarack & shrub seepage swamps, conifer & hardwood swamps and rich fens. This location Preserved remnant of the sand dunes that northwest winds pushed was previously threatened by development of rice paddies and up on the eastern beaches of glacial Lake Agassiz. Operated by logging. Two areas of note that occur in the upper reaches of the the Nature Conservancy. site include a 100 acre calcareous fen & a complex of tamarack Hiking Trails allow a close view of the area. with calcareous and rich fens. Birding & wildlife viewing.
2 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Major Parks Karlstad Lancaster Wildlife Areas Wildlife Areas
Twin Lakes State Wildlife 218-436-2427 Aspen Parkland Landscape 218-436-2427
Management Area (WMA) Contact: DNR, Karlstad, MN Contact: DNR, Karlstad, MN Links with the Aspen Parkland Landscape in Manitoba. Ecological 4 miles NE, SH 11. classification with various habitats. Kittson County is 50% in the http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Aspen Parkland Landscape and 50% in the Red River Prairie. Camping is permitted at 7 signed sites. 8,200 Acres. Recreation includes hiking, snow shoeing, cross Caribou State Wildlife 218-436-2427 country skiing, berry picking, canoeing & wildlife viewing. Water Management Area (WMA) access is available at several locations adjacent to the marshes. There is a viewing platform located off Hwy. 11 that is wheelchair Contact: DNR, Karlstad, MN accessible. Contains a 1,200 acre waterfowl sanctuary. No North of County Rd 4 on County 51. trespass or hunting is allowed in the sanctuary during Sept & Oct. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Three camping sites are posted with camping permitted signs. Wallace C Dayton Conservation & Just under 14,000 acres. There have been sightings of Elk, Bear & Wildlife Area Timber Wolves. An example of the Aspen Parkland Landscape in NW Minnesota. This WMA is open to public hunting, trapping, http://www.mnbirdtrail.com/hotspots/dayton.htm hiking, berry picking and wildlife viewing. 12,600 acres of aspen parkland habitat are preserved, & is an intact remnant of a vast dynamic landscape. Moose, elk, wolves & bear can be seen here. Best times to visit are from April-Oct. Joe River State Wildlife 218-379-3205 Pine to Prairie Birding Trail Management Area (WMA) Contact: DNR, Karlstad MN Approx. 15 miles NE of Lancaster, near Canadian border. Lake Bronson [email protected] State and County Parks http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html 160 acre marsh/grassland. Great place to view a variety of waterfowl, including Ruddy Ducks. Limited opportunities for Lake Bronson State Park 218-754-2200 waterfowl, Sharp-tailed grouse and Hungarian partridge hunting. Muskrat, mink, raccoon and fox offer some trapping. Hwy. 28 E. 2 miles E of Lake Bronson on South branch of Two Rivers. 218-436-2427 http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Skull Lake State Wildlife * Open year round. * 24 hours * Normal State Park Fees Management Area (WMA) Campground - 162 semi modern campsites, electrical hook-ups, Contact: DNR, Karlstad, MN dump station, showers, flush toilets. There is 1 handicapped, 3 East of Lancaster off of County Rd 4. backpack, 1 group camp and 2 canoe in sites. Group camp has an http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html enclosed shelter with dining hall, fridge, stove & toilets on site. Primitive camping sites, free with first come, first serve availability. Boat rental and landing, power boating, canoeing, sailing and Camping areas are identified with "Camping Permitted" signs. fishing. Swimming, picnicking, playground, watch tower, volleyball, 7,500 acres of unique topography, unique upland prairie. Elk, Bear snacks, and ice fishing. and Timber Wolves have been spotted in this region. Cross- 14 miles of hiking trails, 7 miles of groomed cross country ski trails country skiing opportunities available. This is the only WMA in & 2 1/2 miles of paved bike trail.1.5 mile self-guided trail. Kittson County where blueberries have been found. Hunting opportunities for grouse and deer are excellent. Wildlife Areas
Beaches Lake State Wildlife 218-436-2427 Management Area (WMA) Just NE of Lake Bronson State Park. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Seven camping sites are posted with camping permitted signs. This WMA is one of the largest in the state (31,000 acres). Come see moose or listen to the wolves howl.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 3 Major Parks Middle River Roosevelt Game Refuges Game Refuges
Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge 218-449-4115 Norris Camp 218-783-6861
Contact: Refuge Manager 22996 290th St. NE South of Roosevelt in Beltrami Island State Forest. From Thief River Falls go 12 miles North on MN Hwy 32, then 11 Headquarters of the Red Lake Wildlife Management Area. One of miles East on Marshall County Road 7 to Agassiz Headquarters. the last Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and Resettlement [email protected] Administration (RA) camps in the nation in operational condition. Listed as a historic place on the National Register. http://www.fws.gov/refuge/agassiz/ An excellent stop for bird watchers along the Pine to Prairie Birding * Year round * See below Trail. Primitive camping allowed in designated areas on adjacent MNDNR wildlife lands. Explore the refuge offering 61,500 acres of diverse bird, wildlife, Roseau and plant life. Over 295 bird and 49 mammal species have been observed rightfully making it one of the 50 best places to observe State and County Parks wildlife and one of the 100 best places to observe birds according to the National Wildlife Foundation. Nice general brochure, bird checklist, and mammal list available. Wildlife displays and Agassiz Hayes Lake State Park 218-425-7504 bookshop open Mon.-Fr. 7:30 am - 4 pm, excluding Federal holidays. Sunday afternoons from 1-5pm in June. Firearm & 48990 County Road 4 archery deer hunting open with regular firearm season. Ruffed & 15 mi. S of Roseau on State Hwy 89, then 9 mi. E on County Rd 4. sharp-tailed grouse hunting begins with the opening of regular deer http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ firearm season. Muzzleloader deer season, youth waterfoul & 18 electric sites, 35 semi modern campsites, flush toilets, dump youth deer hunting is open during the appropriate season. station, showers. Two camping cabins, two backpack sites, and One of 45 sites along the MN Pine to Prairie Birding Trail. Three one group camp. There are two handicapped sites. hiking trails-one wheelchair accessible at Headquarters (trail Northwoods pine forest in remote lake setting. Man made lake brochures available) & at Rodahl Trail. The 4-mile Lost Bay Habitat popular for canoeing, fishing and swimming. Boat landing. Drive open during the ice free months. Summer Nature Interpretation, playground and picnic shelter. Bald Eagles, Gray Jay, Spruce Grouse, Winter Finches on 3,000 acres Wildlife Areas of Park. 5 miles of biking, 13 miles of hiking and 7 miles of horseback riding Thief Lake Wildlife Management 218-222-3747 trails. 6 miles of groomed ski trails. 2.5 mile self guided trail. 6 miles of snowmobiling trails, and snowshoeing. Trails are located Area in pine forest on the edge of the lake. Contact: DNR, Thief Lake 42280 240th Ave. NE Headquarters Wildlife Areas http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Primitive camping in designated areas. Roseau Bog Owl Management Unit 218-463-1557 55,000 acres of wildlife habitat, including marshes, forests, brushlands, and prairie. Wildlife present seasonally include Great Gray Owl, Northern Hawk Owl, Boreal Owl, Northern Saw waterfowl and other marsh birds, deer, moose, bear, grouse, Whet Owl, Great Horned Owl, Spruce Grouse. Look for these rabbits, furbearers, songbirds, sandhill cranes, and raptors. various owls on 8,960 acres of peat bog covered with black spruce, Activities include hunting for waterfowl, big and small game, and tamarack and cedar. nature viewing. A scenic overview of the lake with interpretive signing and picnic shelter are available. Contact the headquarters for maps and bird lists. Roseau Lake Wildlife 218-463-1130 Management Area 27952 400th St. Red Lake Falls 6 miles NW of Roseau on County Road 123 State and County Parks http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Currently 6,000 acres with ongoing acquisition of adjoining land in order to complete the WMA and flood control project. Roseau Old Crossing Treaty Park 218-253-2684 Lake was drained in the early 1900's. Prior to drainage the area had a rich history of wildlife use and public recreation use. The At Huot between Crookston and Red Lake Falls. lake remains drained yet today except during wet periods when the Pristine riverside, natural hardwoods, excellent walking, biking, Roseau River overflows its banks and re-floods the original lake swimming, tubing, boating & canoeing with public access to the basin. Wildlife use of the area fluctuates dramatically with the Red Lake and Black Rivers. Water, power, outdoor restrooms water levels. It can be a good area to observe shorebirds and other support all phases of free camping & day use. Superb family site. wetland related wildlife during migration some years. This park was the site of an 1863 treaty between the U.S. government and Red Lake/Pembina Ojibwe. Oxcart traffic also favored the area. Historical park, historical interpretations in summer and fall. Boat landing, water, fishing, playground. Adjacent to the park is a DNR Wildlife Management Area where hiking and wildlife watching opportunities exist.
4 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Major Parks Roseau River Wildlife 218-463-1130 Wannaska Management Area 27952 400th St. City Parks/Picnic/Camping Located in NW Roseau County, 8 mi. N of Badger http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Bemis Hill 218-425-7504 * Year round Hwy 89 S, Box 34a Primitive camping. Northwest corner of Beltrami Island State Forest. 62,000 acre area with several thousand acres of other public land adjoining.The unit is low and flat, part of the glacial Lake Agassiz 6 drive-in & 4 horse sites. Campground is open in fall/winter. lake plain. The Roseau River flows west for 14 miles through the Picnic area and shelter. Sledding in winter. unit. 3 impoundments totaling 10,600 acres have been constructed. Hiking, horseback riding trails, skiing, skiing tours, snowmobiling These wetlands are managed for resident and migratory waterfowl, trails, and snowshoeing. other wetland wildlife species, public hunting, & other recreational pursuits as well as flood control. There are 3 sanctuaries totaling 7,000 acres which provide feed, resting, & breeding areas. This Warren WMA is uniquely large & diverse. Hunting, fishing & birdwatching are popular pursuits on the WMA. Special Attractions Dikes open to hiking and snowmobiling. AgassizAudubon Society Stephen 27391 190th St. NW Experience wildlife at the beach along Glacial Lake Agassiz. To the State and County Parks west are the Tallgrass Prairies - to the east, the Aspen Parklands. The Audubon Center has them both. It's a great place to spot magpies & kingfishers, warblers and owls, as well as the 218-478-3658 Marshall County Park of Florian occasional otter, moose, bear and wolf. Bring a picnic lunch and Contact: Al Kuck spend the day. Experience the quiet serenity of the pine groves, prairie vistas and aspen woodlands. There's plenty to see. While 10 mi. East of Stephen, MN on Co. Hwy. 6 you're here, take a walk across the street to the Agassiz Valley * Summer Months flood control impoundment - one of the best birding locations in NW Electrical/water hook-up, showers, flush toilets, dump station. MN. Look for white pelicans, common loons, sandhill cranes, great Boat launch, fishing, sailing, canoeing, paddle boat rental, blue herons, shorebirds and waterfowl. New in 2015, the Agassiz swimming, lifeguards, spiral slide, picnicking, playground, golf, Valley Residential Pollinator Garden will be available for you to basketball, backboards, volleyball, ball fields, ice fishing, snacks visit, which showcases natural habitat plants, forbes and trees. and food stands. Agassiz Valley is closed during the winter months. Skiing and country snowmobiling, snowshoeing. 2 mile bike trail (walking, roller blading) that is handicapped accessible. Wildlife Areas
Strandquist Agassiz Valley Impoundment 218-745-4741 Contact: Danny Omdahl Wildlife Areas This flood control project provides habitat for songbirds, waterfowl, raptors, shorebirds and marsh birds as well as access for the East Park Dam & Wildlife Area 218-436-2427 people who want to view them. An impressive list of species have been spotted in the neighborhood including owls, bald/golden 4.5 miles NE of Strandquist. eagles, peregrine falcons, waders, sandhill cranes, rails, grouse, http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html black-billed magpies, bobolinks, waterfowl, grassland sparrows, warblers, thrushes and shrikes. There are eight primitive campsites on this unit. 9113 acres. A 450-acre State Duck Refuge exists on this unit to give waterfowl a place to rest and feed during hunting season. It is Warroad off limits to visitors from September 1st to October 31st. The 1,700 acre Nelson Slough impoundment provides excellent opportunities State Forests for viewing wetland species and waterfowl hunting.
Beltrami Island State Forest 1-800-382-3474 or Twin Valley 218-386-1304 Wildlife Areas 20 Miles SE of Roseau Camping at Bemis Hill Campground 669,000 acres in Roseau, Lake of The Woods & Beltrami 218-847-1579 Neal Wildlife Management Area Counties. Canoeing, fishing, hunting, picnicking and birding. This Contact: Earl Johnson is the second largest state forest. Nearby seasonal blueberry picking at Blueberry Campground near Williams. 5 miles South of Twin Valley to Syre. Hiking, Pine to Prairie Birding trail, horseback riding trails, cross http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html country ski trails, and 138 miles of snowmobile trails. Off-road This 1,278 acre unit is an inter-beach area of glacial Lake Agassiz. vehicles (ATVs, etc…) are allowed on all trails unless posted The greater prairie-chicken uses this area as a booming ground. otherwise.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 5 Major Parks Lost River State Forest 218-386-1304
25 mi. S. of Canadian Border on Hwy. 310. Wildlife area, fishing, and hunting. 63,000 acres of primitive forest which contains much of the original animal and plant life native to the area. There are no developed recreational areas but access is available to some parts by highway and county roads. Snowmobiling, hiking forest trails.
Northwest Angle State Forest 218-386-1304
Near Sprague, Manitoba on Provincial Hwy. #308 to #525. Located on Lake of the Woods. Resorts, camping. Boat launch, power boat rental, canoeing, sailing, fishing, historical, Summer Nature Interpretation. Information can also be found at the NW Angle & Islands Chamber of Commerce (www.lakeofthewoodsresorts.com or 1-866-NWANGLE). Hiking
6 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE City Parks Info
Ada Castle Park Castle and Carroll St Playground and picnic area.Dog park, green space and trails. Bosworth Park 218-784-5520 OnContact: Hwy 9Ada south City of Hall Hwy 200 Courtyard Park Camping area N Main St and W Robert St Electricity, new accessible restrooms, volleyball setup, horseshoe Fountain and sitting benches, Shelter and playground, tiered pit, picnic shelter, disc golf, playground and grilling pits. garden.
Dekko Park 218-784-7665 Crescent Avenue Park 2 blocks east of Hwy 200 on 4th Ave. Playground, picnic tables 2 sand volleyball courts, picnic shelter, playground, historical marker of 1997 flood, hockey rink, warming house & softball field. Eugene Field Park 218-281-1242 East Side Park 3 blocks East of Downtown Minnesota and Woodland Ave Flower beds, fruit trees, walking path, a gazebo, tables and Picnic area, playground, and basketball.shelter. benches. Evergreen Park 218-281-1242 218-784-5520 West Side Park Evergreen Drive and Cedar Ave 1Contact: block West Ada ofCity Downtown. Hall Playground & basketball, Picnic tables Picnic shelter, electricity, toilets, playground & horseshoe pits. Highland Park Complex 218-281-1242 Argyle Central Ave N and Barrette St. Softball, baseball, horseshoe, tennis courts, volleyball, playground John Kurz Memorial Park 218-437-6621 equipment, picnicking, skate park, splash park, washrooms, concessions available during certain hours. On Hwy 75. * May - October Hoven Lane Park 218-281-1242 Two picnic shelters, grills, playground, horseshoes, volleyball, fishing, pioneer house, and covered bridge/walkway. Water, Hoven Lane & Radisson Rd electrical, and outdoor restrooms. Groceries close by. Picnic area, playground and basketball.
Borup Johnson Park Stephens Dr and Radison Rd Borup City Park Playground, picnic tables Picnic shelter & nearby playground equipment Locken Park S Ash St and E Roberts St Memorial trees and sitting benches, wooded area and trails Brooks Maplewood Park 218-698-4220 Brooks City Park W Loring St On Highway #92 Playground, picnic tables. Picnicking with tables and playground. North Broadway Park Crookston North Broadway and 6th Ave NW Playground, picnic tables. Alexander Park Alexander St and 4th Ave NE Old Museum Park Playground, basketball court, horseshoe pit, shelter. Washington Ave and Jerome St Playground Carman Park 218-281-1242 Schuster Park 218-281-1242 5th Ave. S & Erskine St. Picnic shelter, playground, basketball, volleyball Memorial Dr. & Locken Blvd. Picnic area, playground equipment, tennis court and basketball.Shelter.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 7 City Parks Info
Stearns Park Sherlock Park 218-773-8000 Stearns St and North Broadway Picnicking, grills, swimming pool, volleyball, toilets and playground. Playground, basketball. 2 Shelters. Near East Grand Forks Pool
Town Square Stauss Park 218-773-1861 N. Ash and 3rd St. East 5th Ave NE "The Barn" Pavilion", event shelter, benches and bike racks. Picnicking, skating, and baseball diamonds. Walsh Park VFW Arena Park 218-773-8000 Walsh St and Linden Ave Playground, shelter Skating, toilets, picnicking, and playground.
Wild Flower Garden Civic Center Arena 218-773-8000 Picnic area and gardens, benches Indoor recreation, tennis, toilets, and skating.
Wildwood City Park 218-281-1242 Erskine Myrtle St. & Nettie St. Sheltered picnic, cooking areas, bathrooms and 218-687-4646 playground.Basketball. Erskine Park On Lake Cameron East Grand Forks Picnicking and swimming. Eagle Point Trailhead Fertile Power, shelter, grills, picnic tables, access to Greenway trail. Near soccer fields and playground. Agassiz Environmental Learning 218-945-3136 Center Harney Park 218-773-8000 Summit Ave. W Picknicking with tables on deck overlooking the Sand Hill River. Ball field, and playground. Hiking, restrooms and visitor's center.
ITTS Williams Park 218-773-8000 J.D. Mason Park 218-945-3136
Ball field, picnicking, and playground. 2nd St. SW Covered shelter, picnic tables, and water faucets. During the summer, outdoor toilets are open. Lafave Park 701-746-0444
Central Ave NW and Demers to 2nd Ave NE EGF Fisher Boat Launch, fishing, trails, softball and football fields Fisher's Landing Park 218-773-7879
Nash Park 218-773-8000 Located on Highway 2 22nd St NW & 10th Ave. NW Picnic tables, toilets Skating, picnicking, soccer and playground. Indoor picknicking area to rent Fosston O'Leary Park 218-773-8000 Berge Stafford Park 711 3rd St. SE From TH2, turn North on Larson, go 3 blocks. Picnicking, skating, indoor recreation, tennis, fire pits, horseshoes, * May-October sand volleyball and playground, 2 shelters. Picnicking with tables, shelter, cooking areas, playground and restrooms. River Heights Trail Head 218-773-4950 Melland Park River Road and 12th St NW Intersection of Highway 2 and County Rd. 1 (Columbia Road) 2 Shelters with tables and grills Available for reservation through * May-October Red River Campground. Picnicking with tables, walkways and restrooms. Historical buildings.
8 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE City Parks Info
Mitthun Park Gilbert Olson Park 218-843-2737 From Hwy 2 go S on County Rd. 6 across Railroad, turn right on [email protected] 2nd St - go 2 blocks 48 campsites with electrical hookups, showers, flush toilets and a * May-October dump station. Playground Located on the south branch of the Two Rivers. Canoeing, fishing, swimming, playground, basketball & volleyball. Park is adjacent to Gary Hallock's nine-hole grass greens golf course
Gary City Park 218-356-8600 Halstad Contact: City of Gary 218-456-2650 Picnic shelter, volleyball & a sandpile for kids. Halstad Park On 5th Ave. E Gary Pines 218-356-8600 Large shelter with bathrooms, kitchen, picnic tables, basketball court, playground equipment & a walking path. AlongContact: Hwy City 32, of North Gary of Gary, MN Open year round. Picnic and rest area in wooded pine tree area. Halstad Riverside Park 218-456-2650
The Halstad Riverside Park features biking, boat launch, power Greenbush boating, fishing, hiking, picnicking, ski touring, snowmobiling and snowshoeing. Located on the Red River. Greenbush School 218-782-2570 Softball, swimming pool, playground and skating Hendrum
Hendrum Community 218-861-6210 IS Folland Welcome Park 218-782-2570 Park/Campground Picnic shelter, restrooms, playground, hiking, cross country skiing, 1/2 mile E. of Hendrum on Co. Rd. 25 sledding hill and biking trail. Campsites with electrical hookups, RV hookups, sewer and dump site. North End Park 218-782-2570 Picnic tables, restrooms, shelter, playground, ball park and bleachers. There is a boat launch on the Red River approx. 1 mile Basketball court, playground, sand volleyball court and picnic west of the city. There are groceries, restaurant, deli, gas and fuel station, game and fish licensing nearby. (Hendrum is noted for catfish fishing on the Red River of the North just west of the city, Shanoah Park 218-782-2570 and other species in the Red and Wild Rice Rivers just north of the city.) Basketball, playground equipment and picnic tables. Kennedy
Grygla Kennedy City Park 218-674-4142
Ralph J. Klein Park 218-294-6292 Picnic area, electricity, playground, and water access.
Picnic shelter, softball fields, playground, tennis court, basketball court and horseshoe pits. Kennedy Community Garden 218-674-4142 Hiking trail along Mud River. Contact: Kennedy City Office Picnic area and water access. Gully
Gully City Park 218-268-4591 Lake Bronson
Location: By the Gully Community Center, Main St. Lake Bronson City Park 218-754-2710 Picnicking, playground, basketball court, volleyball every Thursday Night during the summer Contact: Sandy Lund Playground equipment, tennis courts, basketball court, and baseball diamond. Hallock Village Square 218-754-2710 Gazebo Park 218-843-2737 1st Ave. N Downtown Hallock Contact: Sandy Lund [email protected] Sheltered picnic tables, flush toilets and electricity. Picnic Area
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 9 City Parks Info
Lancaster Plummer
Gazebo Park 218-762-6472 Centennial Park 218-465-4215
Downtown Downtown Plummer, 151 Central Ave. E. Beautiful flowers, water fountain and gazebo. Picnic tables, park Gazebo with beautiful garden area. benches and electricity. Available for weddings.
Lancaster Park 218-762-6472 Red Lake Falls
State Highway 59 North Phil Cuno Park 218-253-2684 28 camp units, electric hookups, showers, flush toilets, dump station. Picnicking with shelter. 287 acres, playground, summer nature interpretation, picnicking, golf and cross country skiing. Groceries and restaurant close by. 8 mi. of walking trails, biking, and hiking. 7 mi. of groomed Roseau intermediate cross country ski trails. Scenic setting along the river & wooded areas. Snowmobiling & snowshoeing. Main Ave. Pocket Park 218-242-0063 Sports Complex Park 218-762-6472 Main Ave. N, Downtown Roseau Picnic tables, seating, landscaping Playground equipment, baseball diamonds and bathrooms.
Mother's Memory Park 218-242-0063 Lengby Intersection of MN Hwy 11 and 2nd Ave. NE Garden filled with flowers and plants handed down for generations. Lengby City Park 218-668-2219 Benches and paved sidewalks.
Picnicking, and playground. North Star Park 218-242-0063
Intersection of 7th St. SW and 8th Ave. SW Spring Lake Park 218-668-2229 Picnic shelter, grills, bathroom, playground, soccer field.
Contact: Lengby Improvement Club South Riverview Park 218-242-0063 Boat landing, swimming beach, fishing dock, gazebo and kitchen At intersection of Center St. E & 2nd Ave. NE. Across from the City building. Center along the Roseau River. Splash park, skate park, sledding hill, playground and restrooms Newfolden West Side Park 218-242-0063
Stan Holmaas Memorial Park Center St. W, west of the West Side Mobile Home Park East side of US Highway 59 Playground equipment, ballfield and basketball court New playground, bench seating, picnic table, water bottle filling station, off street parking and prairie landscaping. Learn more about Stan Holmaas - A leader and advocate for the community of Roseau City Park 218-242-0063 Newfolden! 11th Ave. SE along the Roseau River 10 RV sites with water & electric hookups. 10 primitive tent sites. Nielsville Inlcudes bathrooms, showers and a dump station. Playground, Indoor shelter with bathroom, rental shelter, picnic shelter, sand volleyball, shuffleboard, disc golf course, trails, fishing 218-946-3205 Nielsville City Park pier, boat launch to Roseau River, kayak launch, BBQ pits, fire By the water tower on 4th Street rings. * Until 10:00 pm 40 acre park, biking, hiking trails, ski touring, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. Picnic area and playground.
Perley Shelly Shelly City Park Perley City Park 218-861-6170 Playground, picnic tables, shelter, tennis court and ball diamond. Picnic tables, shelter, tennis court and playground.
10 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE City Parks Info
Stephen Floyd B. Olson Park 218-681-2519 At 3rd St. and Knight Ave. Pioneer Park 218-478-3614 Picnic tables, electricity, water, parking lot, swing set and gazebo. on Riverside Drive 218-681-2519 Fishing, picnic shelters, boat ramp, playground, tennis, basketball, Greenwood Park and Recreation ice skating and hockey. Groceries and restaurants close by. Area On the East side of the Red Lake River on Greenwood Street. Natural trails, small shelter, cross country skiing, and an Strandquist environmental learning lab.
218-597-2689 Strandquist City Park Hartz Park 218-681-2519 Uptown On Riverside Ave. along the River. Park shelter, picnic tables. Picnic tables & shelters, electricity, bathroom facility, new playground structure, fishing, sand volleyball, and asphalt pathway. Thief River Falls Pedestrian bridge and Riverwalk across Red Lake River. LaFave Park 218-681-2519 Alan-A-Dale Park 218-681-2519 At Crocker Avenue and Taft Street. On Nightingale Road Picnic tables, electricity, water, modern bathrooms, volleyball on Nature Park only. the beach, basketball court, parking lot, playground, swimming beach and bathhouse. Annie Street Park 218-681-2519
On Annie Street and Markley Avenue. Lions Park 218-681-2519 Playground equipment At Nora Street and Merriam Ave. Picnic tables and shelters, electricity, water, modern bathroom, Boy Scout Park 218-681-2519 horseshoe pits, and playground equipment. 9 hole frisbee golf course. 3rd Street (Hwy. 59) and Markley Avenue Picnic tables, parking lot, kayak launch and boat landing. Mill Yard Park 218-681-2519
Centennial Park 218-681-2519 At Pennington Ave. along the Red Lake River Picnic tables, parking lot, ADA Fishing Pier, overlooks to view river On Centennial Dr. and Hwy 1 East. along the Riverwalk. Picnic tables, picnic shelter, bathroom facility, parking lot, boat landing, horseshoe pits, volleyball court, water and electricity. Northrup Park 218-681-2519
Chief Red Robe Park 218-681-2519 On 9th St. and LaBree Ave. Skating rink, warming house, playground equipment, picnic shelter, Hwy. 1 E. at Thief River Bridge tables & electricity. Picnic tables and shelter, electricity, bathroom facility, playground, parking lot, fishing pier, statue of Chief Red Robe and the Oakland Park 218-681-2519 RiverWalk. At the end of Baken St. Elks Park 218-681-2519 Picnic tables and shelters, electricity, water, bathroom facility, swingsets, horseshoe pits, volleyball area, softball field, canoe At 3rd St. and Davis. landing and parking lot. RiverWalk, fountain, park benches, electricity, trail system and a Walking trail kayak launch. South Town Park 218-681-2519 Engelstad Park 218-681-2519 500 E. Hickory Rd. On First St. and Crocker Ave. Picnic tables and playground. Electricity, water, basketball court, tennis court, skating rink, warming house and modern bathroom facility. Veteran's Memorial Park 218-681-2519 Finsbury Park 218-681-2519 At the Airport Veteran's Memorial Monument on display. On Robinhood Drive Nature park
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 11 City Parks Info
Trail Warroad
Trail City Park 218-268-4465 Harbor Park River St. NE Main Street Harbor Park was dedicated to the community of Warroad on July 4, * May-Sept 2004 in memory of George G. Marvin, founder of Marvin Lumber Picnicking with tables, playground. and Cedar Co. The Harbor Park area is an ideal spot for boat and Snowmobile Trail bird watching, fishing and relaxing near the water.
Twin Valley Rainbow Park On the point, near the Warroad city campgrounds Children's playground East Playground, Garden and 218-584-5254 Gazebo Parks East Playground Park: Playground and ice rink area. From Hwy 32 Rainbow Park turn East onto Lincoln Ave. NE, 3 blocks. Estensive playground equipment 1 block from Warroad Point Park. Garden Park: Picnic tables. Along Hwy 32, South from watertower. Gazebo Park: Picnic tables and sand volleyball. Along Hwy 32 Veterans Memorial 218-584-5254 Heiberg Parks Corner of Elk St. and Hwy 11 N. of Twin Valley on Hwy. 32 on the east & west side of the road. This beautiful memorial commemorates our United States Armed Campground w/ electric hookups on west side. Coming soon: Forces. The memorial was dedicated in May 2004. primitive camping area! East: Picnic Shelters, Playground, Primitive Toilets Warroad City Park 218-386-1004 or West: View of the Heiberg Dam, Picnic Shelter/Benches, Electric 218-386-1454 Hookup Campground, Fishing, Boating & Swimming Area. Sidewalks for Handicap Accessibility RV/Camping with electrical, water and sewer hook-ups, showers, Coming soon: Heiberg North Hiking/Primitive Camping Area flush toilets, dump station. Public boat access, ample parking, fishing pier and heated fish cleaning houses make Warroad Point Park a terrific home base for Viking fishermen. The park also offers newly constructed playground equipment, picnic shelters, campground and an outdoor swimming pool. Nature viewing from Warroad City Park's observation tower Viking Park and drive-up nature viewing area offer a terrific opportunity for bird Shelter, picnicking, playground, basketball, tennis and ice skating. watching as the park is the first stop on the Pine to Prairie Birding Trail. Casino gaming, shopping, and lakeshore dining are within a block or two of the park. Park also features volleyball and mini golf. Paved walking/biking path Warren
Centennial Park 218-745-5343 Winger
N. Main Street. American Legion Park 218-938-4150 Small picnic area and gazebo. Picnic area with tables. Island Park 218-745-5343
End of S. Division St. Natural play area with a modern setting around the outside of the park. It's like playing in your own backyard! Childrens new playground equipment.
Holiday Park and Campground 218-745-5343
8th St. N., North east corner of town. * Spring - Fall Campground, electrical hookups, sewer and water hookups, flush toilets, showers, dump station. Extensive playground equipment, swimming pool, baseball/softball, tennis courts, volleyball,basketball, frisbee golf, horseshoe, golf, picnicking, snacks, and groceries. Near golf course and fairgrounds.
12 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Camping and Resorts Ada Crookston City Parks/Picnic City Parks/Picnic/Camping
Bosworth Park 218-784-5520 Central Park 218-281-1242
Contact: Ada City Hall N. Ash & Mitchell Lane On Hwy 9 south of Hwy 200 * May - Oct Camping area 20 Units with electrical hookups, separate showers and flush Electricity, new accessible restrooms, volleyball setup, horseshoe toilets. Dump station is near the arena. pit, picnic shelter, disc golf, playground and grilling pits. Boat landing, fishing, swimming pool and a movie theatre & frisbee golf within two blocks. The campground is within easy walking distance of downtown. Alvarado City Parks/Picnic/Camping Donaldson Campgrounds/Resorts Alvarado City Park 218-965-4911
Camping, fire pits, electrical plug-ins, and sanitary sewer hook-ups. Donaldson RV Lots 218-466-2321 Shelter, tables, flush toilets, and playground equipment. Camping, fire pits, electrical plug-ins, and sanitary sewer hook-ups. Contact: Lonnie Thompson Skateboard park on 3rd Ave. and outdoor ice rink with warming Donaldson has one large lot with space for 3 RVs. Sewer and house. garbage provided by the city, rural water hookups, and electricity Hiking along Snake River, dirt biking, and cross-country skiing. from Ottertail.
Argyle Erskine City Parks/Picnic/Camping Private Campgrounds/Resorts
Island Park 218-437-6621 Farmer's Union Campground 218-687-3408 (summer only) At the intersection of 5th St. and River St. Campsites with water and electrical hook-ups, and portable toilets. On Lake Sarah, 38524 200th Ave. SE Camping May-October. [email protected] Picnic shelter, grills, playground, horseshoe and fishing. Groceries http://www.mfu.org/pages/LakeSarahCamp/ close by. Electrical and water hookups, showers, flush toilets. Swimming beach and playground. Badger Lake Cameron RV Park & 218-687-4678 Campgrounds/Resorts Campground On US Hwy 2, 1/2 mile west of Erskine. Howell RV Park 218-528-3612 32 Sites, RV parking, electrical and water hookups, flush toilets, sewer, dump station, cable TV, and laundry. Hot showers available. Contact Danny Howell Shopping, restaurant, ice, fishing, and swimming 1/2 mile. 32247 County Road 14 Reservations accepted. The Howells have RV lots available with water, sewer and electrical hook-ups. Union Lake Sarah Campground 218-687-5155 City Parks/Picnic/Camping Off Polk County 41 between Union Lake and Lake Sarah. 20049 Campground Rd. SE Durgin Memorial Park 218-242-7916 72 Campsites and wooded site, 2 central showers, flush toilets, dump station, water and electrical hook-ups, and laundry facilities. Contact: Shannon Monsrud Playground, picnic area, boat landing, boat rental, canoes, paddle County Rd 2 or West University Ave boats, pontoon boat, fishing, bait and tackle. Ice, snack shop and groceries. Ideal site for camping and fishing walleye, northern, Camping May - Sept, water and electrical hookups, dump station. bass, crappie and sunfish. Shelter/picnic area, restrooms and playground. Easy walking Hiking. distance of downtown. Snowmobile Trail
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 13 Camping and Resorts Fertile Grygla City Parks/Picnic City Parks/Picnic/Camping
Cannon Park 218-945-3136 Grygla Camping Area 218-294-6292
Primitive camping with electric hook-ups. Camping with electrical, sewer and water hookups, and restrooms with showers. Picnic shelter and playground. Fosston City Parks/Picnic/Camping Hallock City Parks/Picnic City of Fosston Campground 218-435-1959 218-843-2737 Contact: C. Lucken Gilbert Olson Park From traffic light on Hwy 2, go south on Johnson Ave 2 blocks. [email protected] * May-October 48 campsites with electrical hookups, showers, flush toilets and a Camping, electrical & water hookups, dump station, flush toilets, dump station. sewer, and showers. Located on the south branch of the Two Rivers. Canoeing, fishing, swimming, playground, basketball & volleyball. Park is adjacent to Cross Lake/Tilberg Park 218-435-1195 Hallock's nine-hole grass greens golf course Camping with electrical hookups, dump station. City Parks/Picnic/Camping Boat landing and launch, power boating, canoeing, sailing, fishing, picnicking, swimming, ice fishing. Horseshoe Park 218-843-2737
Near downtown Hallock. Goodridge [email protected] City Parks/Picnic/Camping * Open June - Sept. Electrical hookups, flush toilets, dump station. Picnic shelter and playground. City Park & Lions Park 218-378-4113
Contact: Shannon Moen 4 Units, electrical and water hookups. Halma Picnic shelter in Lions Park. Tennis court, basketball area, and City Parks/Picnic/Camping horseshoe pits. Halma City Campground/Park 218-265-2084
Greenbush Contact: Ronda Davis City Parks/Picnic/Camping Campground Playground equipment, picnic tables. Legion Park 218-782-2570
Contact: City Office Hendrum Campground, electrical and water hook-ups, flush toilets, dump City Parks/Picnic/Camping station, showers. Rent $10 per day non-electric sites and $15 per day for electric sites. Picnicking, golf, biking, baseball diamonds, and playground. Hendrum Community 218-861-6210 Swimming pool 1/4 mile from park. Park/Campground 1/2 mile E. of Hendrum on Co. Rd. 25 Outfitters/Bait Shops Campsites with electrical hookups, RV hookups, sewer and dump site. Blooming Valley Outfitters 218-782-BEAR Picnic tables, restrooms, shelter, playground, ball park and bleachers. There is a boat launch on the Red River approx. 1 mile Contact: Larry Emery west of the city. There are groceries, restaurant, deli, gas and fuel Located 23 Miles North of Greenbush, MN 23632 220th St. station, game and fish licensing nearby. (Hendrum is noted for [email protected] catfish fishing on the Red River of the North just west of the city, www.bloomingvalleyoutfitters.com and other species in the Red and Wild Rice Rivers just north of the city.) Cabins/tent sites available with full meal service included on hunts. Full service guide for bear, deer, waterfowl and varmint hunts. Snowmobiling, four-wheeling, horseback riding, cross country skiing & fishing are all available from our lodge. Close to groomed snowmobile trails & many backwoods trails for four-wheelers.
14 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Camping and Resorts Holt Mentor City Parks/Picnic/Camping Campgrounds/Resorts
Holt City Park 218-449-3015 Maple Lake Resort 218-779-1133
On the East Side of Highway 32. 2 miles South of Mentor on County Hwy 12 * January - December * 24 hours http://www.maplelakeresort.com Primitive camping available, outdoor restrooms. Seasonal RV Campsites with full hookups. Picnic area, and playground. Beautiful wooded lots, nearby lake, peaceful setting, walking, biking, hiking, golf carting, summer fishing, picnics and campfires.
Karlstad Polk County Campground 218-574-2254
City Parks/Picnic/Camping S. of Mentor, on Maple Lake Electrical and water hookups, dump station, sewer, flush toilets, Karlstad Moose Park 218-436-2178 swimming beach, fishing, and boat landing. Contact: City Office City Parks/Picnic/Camping Hwy 59 N. North Edge of Karlstad [email protected] Mentor City Park 218-637-2911 * Open year round, 24 hours 16 Units, electric hook-up, dump station, water hook-up, flush Primitive camping only. toilets. 8 full hook-up sites available. Covered shelters, picnic tables, playground, water available at the Playground, tennis courts, softball fields, skating rinks and picnic Community Center hydrant, no flush toilets. Lovely creek runs area with shelters. through the park. Private Campgrounds/Resorts Lancaster Lakeview Resort 218-637-6237 City Parks/Picnic 16233 340th St. SE. On Maple Lake, 3 mi. E of Hwy 2 on Co. Rd Lancaster Park 218-762-6472 10. * Open year round State Highway 59 North Lodge, electrical and water hookups, sewer, dump station, 28 camp units, electric hookups, showers, flush toilets, dump showers, flush toilets, and laundry. station. Groceries, snacks, lounge and restaurant. Swimming beach, sand 287 acres, playground, summer nature interpretation, picnicking, volleyball, playground, boat ramp, fishing, and bait. golf and cross country skiing. Groceries and restaurant close by. 8 mi. of walking trails, biking, and hiking. 7 mi. of groomed Oak Cove Resort 218-637-2124 intermediate cross country ski trails. Scenic setting along the river & wooded areas. Snowmobiling & snowshoeing. 15598 Oak Cove Resort Rd SE, 2 miles south of US Hwy 2 on County Road 12 on Maple Lake. Shaded camping sites overlooking Maple Lake. Electrical and water McIntosh hookups, dump station, showers and flush toilets. Groceries, ice, and snacks. Swimming beach, playground, fishing, City Parks/Picnic/Camping tackle, live bait, boat rental, motor rental, jet ski rental, gas, and boat ramp. Full service marina-boat sales, parts and repairs. McIntosh City Park 218-563-3043 Nearby golf course and laundry.
Camping March - September, dump station, electrical hookups, 218-637-3252 water & sewer hook-ups, flush toilets, showers, handicapped Ullands Resort and Campgrounds accessible. 33335 173rd Ave. SE, 1 mile East and 1 mile South of Mentor on Picnic area, ball field, volleyball, and playground. There is a Maple Lake. restaurant located up town. Groceries are available uptown or at Electric/water hookups, sewer, dump station, showers & flush the gas station which is open on weekends and evenings. Fishing toilets. and ice fishing available at Hill River Lake 5 mi. NE of McIntosh. Swimming beach, playground, and boat landing.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 15 Camping and Resorts Middle River Red Lake Falls City Parks/Picnic/Camping City Parks/Picnic/Camping
Middle River Park & Campground Riverside City Park 218-253-2684 West side of Hwy 32 RV camping, water and electrical hook-ups, showers, dump station Electrical and water hookups, dump station and new shower facility. & flush toilets. Camping April - November. Picnic sites and shelter, the best playground equipment, tennis Playground. There is a restaurant, groceries and snacks close by. courts, horseshoe pits, and fishing. Located on the Clearwater River in a nice wooded area of the city. Newfolden Sportsman's Park 218-253-2684 City Parks/Picnic/Camping Contact: City Administrator At the junction of the Red Lake & Clearwater Rivers. Newfolden City Park/Campground 218-874-7135 Primitive campsites for tents with indoor toilets/showers. RV camping, 7 water/electrical hook-ups & 10 water/electric/sewer Contact: Tammy Hansen hook-ups. West side of Hwy 59 Plenty of space for picnics and outings. Boat landing and fishing. 9 campsites with electrical, water and sewer hookups. Hiking, and cross country ski trails. New playground equipment, plumbed toilet facilities and a picnic shelter. No reservations taken, first come - first serve basis only. Private Campgrounds/Resorts
Oklee Voyageurs View Campground 218-253-4329 City Parks/Picnic/Camping 18611 105th Ave. SW. Co Rd 13 N http://www.voyageursview.com/ Oklee City Park/Campgrounds 218-796-5183 Electrical & water hook-ups, showers, flush toilets & primitive camping.Camping Memorial day to Labor day. One campground located on the N edge of town. A second Tubing with shuttle service, 2-3 hours of tubing with islands & campground located two miles south of Oklee. rapids, canoeing, boat rental, fishing, miniature golf, remote control Camping Available car track, volleyball, horseshoes, playground, gameroom, souvenir lodge, groceries & snacks. Picnicking in North parks. Park Shelter with electrical hookups. Kayaks and launching dock. Roosevelt Oslo Campgrounds/Resorts City Parks/Picnic/Camping Nite Hawk Campground 218-442-2470
Oslo Park 218-695-3841 On Hwy. 11 Contact: Debbie Goschke Campground behind the Nite Hawk Restaurant that has primitive sites as well as camper sites, electrical and water hookups and a S. of the intersection of Hwy 1 and Main St. dumpstation. Restaurant/lodge nearby and volleyball is available. Camping facility for RV/fifth wheel/hitch camper/tent – electricity/water hookups & sewer dump station. Flush bathroom facility – no showers. Grocery store, café, liquor store, and gas Private Campgrounds/Resorts station. Boat landing just three blocks from campground. Catfishing, Arnesen's Rocky Point 800-535-7585 playground, picnic shelters, grills, ballfield and a horseshoe court. On Lake of the Woods, 6760 Rocky Point Road www.arnesens.com Plummer Cabins for rent, campground with complete RV hookups. Boat rental, summer and winter fishing, boat landing, bait shop, City Parks/Picnic/Camping playground and restaurant.
Veteran's Park 218-465-4231
305 Central Ave. E. Camping with electrical, water and sewer hookups. Indoor bathroom facilities with flush toilets and showers. Park shelter with picnic tables and playground equipment. Frisbee golf course. Veterans Memorial Visitor Area, view Plummer Centennial logo on north entrance of building and fire dept. bell/garden at south entrance.
16 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Camping and Resorts Roseau Strathcona City Parks/Picnic/Camping City Parks/Picnic/Camping
Roseau City Park 218-242-0063 Strathcona City Park 218-781-2242
11th Ave. SE along the Roseau River Contact: City Clerk 10 RV sites with water & electric hookups. 10 primitive tent sites. Hwy 32 South, 1 block south of Cenex Inlcudes bathrooms, showers and a dump station. Outdoor bathrooms, electrical and water hook-ups. Playground, Indoor shelter with bathroom, rental shelter, picnic Playground. Snacks and groceries right across the street. shelter, sand volleyball, shuffleboard, disc golf course, trails, fishing Trails in and out of town - gas and food available. pier, boat launch to Roseau River, kayak launch, BBQ pits, fire rings. 40 acre park, biking, hiking trails, ski touring, snowshoeing, and Thief River Falls snowmobiling. City Parks/Picnic/Camping Skime Thief River Falls Tourist Park 218-684-1020 Private Campgrounds/Resorts South on Hwy 32 and Oakland Park Rd 16 full hookups, 56 electrical only, unlimited tent sites, showers, Skime's Store 218-425-7702 flush toilets, sewer hook-ups, cable hook-ups and nearby dump station. Camping May - October. Hwy 18 then south on Hwy 9. Overlooking the lower Red Lake River and Hartz Park. Playground, Hunting cabins, bathroom facility, electricity and water, sewer. sand volleyball, canoe landing, fishing & RiverWalk. Groceries, fine Groceries, gas, movie rentals, and snacks. dining & fast food within walking distance.
St. Hilaire Twin Valley City Parks/Picnic/Camping City Parks/Picnic
St. Hilaire City Park 218-964-5257 Heiberg Parks 218-584-5254
Right off of Hwy. 32, in town. N. of Twin Valley on Hwy. 32 on the east & west side of the road. 30 sites with electric, water and sewer hookups. 12 have cable Campground w/ electric hookups on west side. Coming soon: TV. 5 additional sites with electric only. Clean restrooms with flush primitive camping area! toilets and showers. East: Picnic Shelters, Playground, Primitive Toilets Two picnic shelters, canoeing, fishing, picnic, playground, ice West: View of the Heiberg Dam, Picnic Shelter/Benches, Electric fishing, horseshoe pits, 2 softball diamonds. Large outdoor shelter Hookup Campground, Fishing, Boating & Swimming Area. on the Island that can be rented for family reunions, outdoor Sidewalks for Handicap Accessibility events, etc. Contact city clerk at number above. Coming soon: Heiberg North Hiking/Primitive Camping Area Hiking, snowmobile trail and a walking trail a little over a mile. Wannaska Stephen City Parks/Picnic/Camping Campgrounds/Resorts Bemis Hill 218-425-7504 Valley Court RV Park 218-686-8470 Hwy 89 S, Box 34a Contact: Earl Anderson Northwest corner of Beltrami Island State Forest. 8 open lots available for RVs. Utilities are billed through the city. 6 drive-in & 4 horse sites. Campground is open in fall/winter. Picnic area and shelter. Sledding in winter. City Parks/Picnic/Camping Hiking, horseback riding trails, skiing, skiing tours, snowmobiling trails, and snowshoeing. Northwest Acres Campground 218-478-3614
708 Lincoln Ave. Trailer/Camper hookups - electrical, water and sewer. Cable TV and internet available. Bathrooms, showers and handicap accessible. Playground equipment, pool, picnicking, grills, ball field, laundry facilities, river nearby & golf course a block away. Restaurant & snacks close by.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 17 Camping and Resorts Outfitters/Bait Shops Warren City Parks/Picnic/Camping Rich's Ice Fishing 218-821-6464 http://richsicefishing.com/ Holiday Park and Campground 218-745-5343 Well insulated sleeper houses with indoor toilet facilities. Heat, lights, cooking stove, bait and bunks. 8th St. N., North east corner of town. * Spring - Fall Private Campgrounds/Resorts Campground, electrical hookups, sewer and water hookups, flush toilets, showers, dump station. Springsteel Resort & Marina 800-605-1001 Extensive playground equipment, swimming pool, baseball/softball, tennis courts, volleyball,basketball, frisbee golf, horseshoe, golf, 38004 Beach St., SW corner of Lake of the Woods, 4 miles N and picnicking, snacks, and groceries. Near golf course and E of Warroad. fairgrounds. [email protected] http://www.springsteelresort.net/ Warroad * Open year round Modern cabins and camping, water and electric hook-ups, flush Campgrounds/Resorts toilets, and showers. Boat landing, boat rentals, boat gas, bait, fishing, guided launch service, full service marina, snacks, conference room at lodge, Beste's Sandy Pine's Campground 218684-5372 seating for 300 and game room. Catering service available. 18742 110th Ave NW, 2 miles west of Warroad on Hwy. 11, then south on 570th Ave. Warroad Estates Marina 218-386-2200 http://www.dbeste.webs.com/ Full RV hookups in the summer and electrical metered rates for 156 Lakeview Drive, Adjacent to the Golf Course wintertime use. Open year round to allow for wintertime use of www.warroadestatesmarina.com icehouses or campers to be used as a base camp for fisherman. Lakeside RV Park and Campground located next to the Marina. Wilderness campground located in the forests of Northern Water, sewer and electrical hook-ups. Contact 218-760-7318. Minnesota. We will provide high quality customer service and a Sheltered harbor, located on Lake of the Woods, ship store, new safe, scenic, friendly destination for guests to come and enjoy the and used boat sales & service, parts and accessories, two new beauty of nature and the fun of outdoor sport and recreation. bedroom condos with seasonal renting.
Birch Ridge RV Campground 218-686-0255 Winger 34352 Pine Ridge Road, 2 miles west of Warroad on Highway 11, then south on 570th Ave. City Parks/Picnic/Camping http://www.birchridgecampground.com/ Well-groomed, quiet campground with 25 spacious sites with full Winger Depot Park 218-938-4150 hook-ups nestled in beautiful birch & pine trees. 5 no hook-up sites as well as tenting sites available. On Highway #59 Includes a central picnic area, playground, clean handicapped Primitive Camping with electrical hookups. accessible restroom, boat parking, horseshoes, four wheeling and other outdoor activities. Come in after a successful day of fishing and make new friends during our campground picnic dinners or join us on our fall four-wheeling adventures. City Parks/Picnic/Camping
Warroad City Park 218-386-1004 or 218-386-1454
RV/Camping with electrical, water and sewer hook-ups, showers, flush toilets, dump station. Public boat access, ample parking, fishing pier and heated fish cleaning houses make Warroad Point Park a terrific home base for fishermen. The park also offers newly constructed playground equipment, picnic shelters, campground and an outdoor swimming pool. Nature viewing from Warroad City Park's observation tower and drive-up nature viewing area offer a terrific opportunity for bird watching as the park is the first stop on the Pine to Prairie Birding Trail. Casino gaming, shopping, and lakeshore dining are within a block or two of the park. Park also features volleyball and mini golf. Paved walking/biking path
18 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Motels and Bed 'n' Breakfast
Ada East Grand Forks
Norman Motel 218-784-3781 or East Grand Inn 218-773-9822 or 800-750-3149 888-904-8840
502 W. Thorpe Ave 606 Gateway Dr. Highway 200 West Hwy. 2 East RV & Truck Parking, and hookups http://www.eastgrandinn.com/ Fifteen rooms, cable television, HBO, wireless Internet, major credit 60 units, cable TV, free breakfast, internet, outside plug-ins, major cards accepted and air conditioning. credit cards accepted, pets o.k.
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott 218-399-3030 or Badger 888-236-2427
Badger Motel 218-528-3745 514 Gateway Dr. 67 rooms, continental breakfast, in-room coffee, pool laundry, 1009 Highway 11 S whirlpool/hot tub, whirlpool suites, microwave, refrigerator, exercise Economy rates, free coffee, flexible check-out times, pets welcome, room, handicap rooms, high speed internet, wireless internet. quiet atmosphere, friendly service, picnic area. Plaza Motel 218-773-1179 or Crookston 800-773-1127 309 DeMers Ave. AmericInn & Suites 218-281-7800 or 24 units, cable TV, HBO, outside plug-ins, major credit cards 800-634-3444 accepted, non-smoking rooms available. Fridge and microwave in rooms. 1821 University Ave. Hwy. 2 & 75 North [email protected] Fosston www.americinn.com/hotels/mn/crookston 50 rooms and suites, including 12 new suites. Indoor pool, Super 8 218-435-1088 whirlpool and complimentary breakfast buffet. 108 S. Amber Hwy 2 East Crookston Inn 218-281-5210 http://www.super8.com 2200 University Avenue * Year round * Variable, call ahead Highway 2 and 75 North http://crookstoninn.com/ 74 sleeping rooms, indoor pool & hot tub, banquet facilities that Greenbush seat 350. Newly remodeled rooms, Whistle Stop Bar. Emerald Lodge 218-782-2990
Golf Terrace Motel 218-281-2626 236 Highway 32 South 1731 University Ave 10 units,with 10 electric RV hook ups, wireless internet, fridge & microwave in each room. Hwy. 2 & 75 North www.golfterracemotel.com 17 units. Under new ownership, completely refurbished, Grygla restaurants nearby. HBO, accepts all major credit cards. Motel 89 218-294-6158 The Cobblestone Hotel & Suites 218-470-1111 or 888-693-8262 231 E. State St. Corner State Hwy 89 and County 54 2304 Sahlstrom Dr. http://www.gryglamotel89.com/ [email protected] * Open all year www.staycobblestone.com Newly remodeled under new ownership! 7 motel units, 1 four 44 rooms, meeting room, indoor pool, work out room and bedroom apartment style unit, cable and free Wi-FI. Relax in our complimentary breakfast. new lodge and patio. All major credit cards accepted.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 19 Motels and Bed 'n' Breakfast
Hallock Roseau
Caribou Inn 218-843-3702 AmericInn Lodge and Suites 218-463-1045 or 800-634-3444 203 E. Broadway 25 Rooms, continental breakfast, wireless internet, and cable Highway 11 West television with HBO. [email protected] www.americinn.com Gateway Motel 218-843-2032 51 rooms, 2 room suites w/fireplace and whirlpool, color cable TV, fax service on local number, 2 line phones with fast Internet, 702 S. Atlantic Ave. whirlpool, pool, exercise room, free continental breakfast, guest Cable color TV, reasonable rates. laundry, truck parking, and RV park. All major credit cards accepted.
Karlstad North Country Inn & Suites 218-463-9444 or 888-300-2196 North Star Motor Inn 218-436-2494 902 3rd St. NW 305 Main St. S On State Hwy 11 3 blocks south of the intersection of Hwy's 11 & 59, on Hwy 59. http://www.northcountryinnandsuites.com/ Wireless Internet, Newly remodeled rooms, micro-coffee pot and 50 rooms, pool & whirlpool, microwave & refrigerator in all rooms. refrigerator. Continental breakfast. All major credit cards accepted. Senior discounts.
Mentor Roseau Motel 218-463-2196 Inn at Maple Crossing 218-637-6600 806 3rd. St. NW State Hwy. 11 Contact: Jim and Nan 14709 Maple Inn Road SE 47 Units, meeting rooms, all major credit cards accepted, color Thomasson cable TV, HBO, attached restaurant. Senior discounts. On Maple Lake [email protected] http://www.innatmaplecrossing.com/ Thief River Falls * Open year round 16 room country inn featuring private baths, guest library, cozy Americas Best Value Inn & Suites 218-681-6205 sitting rooms, spacious lakeside porches, warm hospitality, and a hearty country breakfast. Offer 19th century country inn style 1915 Hwy 59 SE dining open to the public for lunch and dinner. Call for http://www.americasbestvalueinns.com reservations. Gift shop called "Recollections from the Inn" includes 1 Floor-45 rooms, new indoor pool, spa, meeting room, spa suites, fine gifts and rare finds. free hot breakfast, cable TV, local calls free, free high speed wireless internet, large vehicle parking, next door to restaurant/lounge. Oklee AmericInn Lodge and Suites 218-681-4411 Oklee Extended Stay 218-681-2720 1920 Hwy 59 SE Contact: T-59 Motel www.americinn.com Furnished bedroom and living room with all utilities included. Every 49 rooms and suites available. Indoor pool, whirlpool, bedroom has a 32 inch TV and the main living room has a 50 inch complimentary enhanced continental breakfast, exercise room, Smart TV w/ WIFI. Coin operated laundry and laundry service will meeting room, free high-speed internet access and large vehicle be offered. parking available.
Red Lake Falls Cedar Lodge 218-681-6800 1010 North Main Ave. Chateau Motel & Liquor 218-253-4144 http://www.cedarlodgetrfmn.com/ Hwy. 32 N. Newly remodeled and under new ownership, we offer reasonable http://www.chateaurlf.com/ rates and comfortable accommodations. Microwaves, coffeemaker and refrigerators in rooms. Pets allowed. Lowest rates in town! 16 Units, color cable TV, major credit cards accepted. Off Sale attached. C'mon Inn 218-681-3000
1586 Highway 59 Southeast http://www.cmoninn.com/ 44 rooms, Indoor Pool, mini suites with jacuzzi, meeting room, cable TV, free continental breakfast and frequent stayer program.
20 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Motels and Bed 'n' Breakfast
Custom Stay 218-681-2720 Patch Motel 218-386-2723 or 800-288-2753 1510 Highway 59 SE Intersection of 1st. St. and Hwy. 59 SE. 801 State Ave. N Located close to shops and restaurants. Owner operated to give http://www.patchmotel.com/ that personal touch. We have reasonably priced rooms and free Bar & Lounge, Jacuzzi, 75 Rooms, color cable TV. Restaurant wireless internet. Refrigerators and microwaves in all rooms. offers family dining with lunch and dinner buffets.
GrandStay Hotel & Suites 218-681-9988 Seven Clans Warroad Hotel 800-815-8293
1031 Wendt Dr. 1012 East Lake St. http://www.grandstayhospitality.com/ http://www.sevenclanscasino.com/ The GrandStay Hotel & Suites has a host of accommodations and 60 beautiful hotel rooms and 6 Lakeside Suites! The view of Lake amenities ideal for leisure and business trips. Guests can upgrade of the Woods will take your breath away! As you relax in your to a whirlpool king or one-bedroom suite equipped with a comfortable and cozy room, you will be able to take advantage of kitchenette, perfect for families and extended stay travelers. our Sonifi Interactive Entertainment System. Start your day off right in our Fitness Room or relax in our deluxe hot tub! Quality Inn 218-681-7555 Super 8 Motel 218-386-3723 or 1060 Hwy 32 S 888-714-5514 Big city style with small town atmosphere. Plus, clean comfortable rooms. Our banquet facilities can provide you with the best 909 N. State St. entertainment and meetings in the area. Senior, government and http://www.super8.com corporate rates. Winter plug-ins. Jacuzzi, color cable TV, fax and copier service, 41 rooms, double and single suites, microwave, refrigerator. Coffee and donuts Seven Clans Hotel 800-881-0712 available 24 hours.
20595 Center Street East Located 8 miles south on Highway 59. http://www.sevenclanscasino.com/ 151 suite hotel with fireplace and jacuzzi rooms. Attached casino, restaurant and waterpark facilities. Family friendly environment, no alcohol allowed.
Warren
Elm Crest Motel 218-745-4721
Hwy. 75 N. * year round 24 hours Color cable TV, all major credit cards accepted, air-conditioning, non-smoking rooms available, direct dial phones, all rooms on ground level, and well-lit parking area.
Warroad
Can-Am Motel 218-386-3807 or 800-280-2626
406 Main Av. NE Sauna, jacuzzi, exercise room, game room, gift shop, 40 rooms, color cable TV and continental breakfast.
Doc's Harbor Inn and Rentals 218-452-3302
106 Dale Ave SW Historic Victorian home built in 1914 on the banks of the Warroad River in Warroad, Mn. 4 bedrooms, 2 shared bathrooms, elegant dining and living rooms with river views. Cable tv in 2 rooms, wireless internet, off street parking. Fireplaces. Right on the snowmobile trail! Non-motorized boat rentals and bike rentals.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 21 Multi-purpose Trails Major Route Pine to Prairie Birding Trail Major Routes Red Lake River Corridor 1-800-433-1888 www.redlakerivercorridor.org http://www.mnbirdtrail.com/ Because of its unique setting and character, the Red Lake River Throughout all of region is one of a few officially designated DNR canoe and small boat 43 stops available. Kittson county part of trail goes through the routes in the region. Twin Lakes Wildlife Area. The Red Lake River originates in the marshes of the Lower Red A unique collection of habitats in Northwestern Minnesota which Lake and meanders west almost 200 miles before emptying into the provide homes for a tremendous variety of birds. Pine forests, Red River at East Grand Forks. It passes through three continental deciduous woodlands, native tallgrass prairie, aspen parkland, sand biomes, farmland, prairie, riparian forests and bluffs. Fish dunes (remnants of Glacial Lake Agassiz), calcareous fens, bogs, populations include channel catfish, northern pike and walleye. marshes, large and small lakes and rivers make up the transition Campsites are designated along the route. Public rest areas are zone that offers over 275 species of birds. Most of the sites are on available along the route to picnic, rest and explore. public land or private reserves open to the public. Map of area is included on the website or call 800-328-4455 for a birding guide. Major Routes Red River Corridor http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/watertrails/index.html Major Route Red River/Pembina Oxcart Trail The Red River of the North is designated as an official canoe The trail does not follow current highways but runs diagonally and boating route. The designated portion of the river is 394 from Pembina, ND to Mahnomen then to St. Paul. miles long from Breckenridge to the US/Canadian border. This historic trail can still be seen throughout much of the region. The Red River meanders 550 miles northward from it's source in This trail was used by the first settlers as a trading corridor Breckenridge, MN to Lake Winnipeg in Canada. The Red River is connecting St. Paul to rural Minnesota. known for it's catfish and walleye populations. The Red River flows through the Red River Valley, one of the world's flattest landscapes Major Route Waters of the Dancing Sky and a remnant of glacial Lake Agassiz. Scenic Byway Access sites and camping areas are limited. They may be too far http://watersofdancingsky.com/ apart for certain trip lengths. Drive the scenic byway from International Falls to North Dakota. Ada Ada Area Recreation Trail Named for the Northern Lights that can often be seen dancing in the 218-784-5520 sky, this is Minnesota's northernmost byway. This breathtaking route traverses 191 miles along Minnesota Trunk Highway 11 through Approximately 2 miles paved trail loop at West side of Norman lakes, forests, farmland and several cities/towns. County Fairgrounds and along West, North and East perimeters of Ada Elementary School grounds. For walking, biking and Major Routes King of Trails Scenic Byway rollerblading. www.highway75.com Ada Ada Cross County Ski Trail Drive U.S. Highway 75 the King of Trails from Canada to Mexico. Enjoy free use of over three miles of ski trails! In addition, This trail was previously utilized by Native Americans/settlers and equipment rental only requires some form of ID as skis are was designated by the State of Minnesota as "The Historic King of available in all sizes at no cost. Contact the Dekko Center, 218- Trails" in 2001. Efforts include an annual marketplace day where 784-7665 for more information. communities along Hwy. 75 invite vendors to openly market their goods at select locations. Argyle Old Mill State Park Major Routes Minnesota Wildflower Route 33489 240th Ave. NW Wildflower route along Hwy 11 from Greenbush to Baudette. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ The route contains up to an estimated 800,000 showy pink ladyslippers, the protected state flower of Minnesota. 17 mi. NE of Warren, or 13 miles E of Argyle or 11 miles W of Newfolden on County Road 4. An annual "Wildflower Route Celebration" is related to this route. * Open year round * State Park fees Biking, 7 miles of cross-country skiing and hiking trails, Major Routes MOM's Way Snowshoeing, and 3.5 Miles of groomed trails, warming house MOM's Way takes you on a 400 mile route from Winnipeg to with electricity and fireplace. The park's trails run through Thunder Bay traveling through Minnesota, Ontario and prairie, wooded river valley and pine areas. Manitoba. 7 miles of groomed trails Discover a route less taken & experience spectacular scenery Summer Nature Interpretation, enclosed picnic shelter, swimming, perfect for touring. MOM's Way follows the famous route of the first canoeing, fishing, volleyball, horseshoe pit and playground. fur traders on the original east-west highway. Historical sites include a flour grinding mill. Suspension bridges and Major Routes Prairie Passage Trail Sliding Hill in the park. Modern camping with showers, flush toilets, 10 electric & water This trail follows Hwy 75 to Crookston then goes down Hwy 102 hookups. Primitive camping. 1 group campsite. to connect with Hwy 32 in Fertile traveling south. This trail represents remnants of native grasses in six states and Badger Durgin Memorial Park Canada. Native plantings are encouraged to restore the original Contact: Shannon Monsrud 218-242-7916 landscape. The Prairie Passage has been described as a "window County Rd 2 or West University Ave to the past." and "a place to get a sense of what this part of Minnesota used to be like." Snowmobile Trail Along S11/Cty 2 - connects with CanAm Wilderness Trail to the north. Shelter/picnic area, restrooms and playground. Easy walking distance of downtown. Camping May - Sept, water and electrical hookups, dump station.
22 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Multi-purpose Trails Crookston Burnham Creek Wildlife Erskine Rydell National Wildlife Refuge Management Area 17788 349th St. SE http://www.mnbirdtrail.com/hotspots/burnham.htm 218-687-2229 Pine to Prairie Birding Trail [email protected] 1460 acres of prairies and a wetland impoundment. Large 2.5 Miles W. of Erskine on Highway 2, 2.5 miles S. on Highway 210 concentrations of sandhill cranes are likely in April. Area closed to 7 miles of trails. the public during September and October (waterfowl refuge). Best 2,120 acre refuge established in 1992. Includes a visitor center with times to visit are from April through August. bookstore, wildlife observation and photography, hiking, snowshoeing, crosscountry skiing, fishing, hunting and East Grand Eagle Point Trailhead environmental education. Forks Power, shelter, grills, picnic tables, access to Greenway trail. Near Erskine Union Lake Sarah Campground soccer fields and playground. 218-687-5155 Off Polk County 41 between Union Lake and Lake Sarah. 20049 Campground Rd. SE East Grand Lafave Park Hiking. Forks Playground, picnic area, boat landing, boat rental, canoes, paddle boats, pontoon boat, fishing, bait and tackle. Ice, snack shop and 701-746-0444 groceries. Ideal site for camping and fishing walleye, northern, Central Ave NW and Demers to 2nd Ave NE EGF bass, crappie and sunfish. Boat Launch, fishing, trails, softball and football fields 72 Campsites and wooded site, 2 central showers, flush toilets, dump station, water and electrical hook-ups, and laundry facilities. East Grand Red River State Recreation Area Forks Fertile Agassiz Environmental Learning 515 2nd St. NW Center 866-857-2757 400 Summit Ave. SW http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Contact: Lisa Liden 218-945-3136 1 block north of Cabela's in East Grand Forks. http://aelcfertile.org/ 5 miles of paved hiking/biking trail & 2 mile cross country ski Over 10 miles of trails for hiking, skiing and horseback riding. trail. Visitors center open 2-5 pm from April through October and 1-4 pm Connected to one-way route out of city; No snowmobiling off marked from November through March. trails. Fertile Agassiz Environmental Learning This 1,200-acre state recreation area came about as a result of housing removal after the flood of 1997. Located near the area: Center (Nature Cent groceries, ice, snacks, golf course & laundry. Swimming pool, picnic 400 W. Summit Ave. area, playground, fishing, tackle, live bait, camping gear, gas & boat 218-945-3129 ramp. Partially encompassed in the GF/EGF Greenway. http://aelcfertile.org/ 113 campsites, including 85 electric sites with full hookups plus shower & bath facilities located next to downtown East Grand Ten miles of hiking and cross country ski trails along the Sand Forks. Electrical, sewer and water hookups, dump station nearby Hill River and through the Fertile Sand Hills. and flush toilets. Modern restrooms are open May - Sept. Picnic area and modern washrooms. Primitive camping with flush toilets and showers East Grand Red River State Recreation Area Forks Fertile Fertile Sand Hills Recreation 515 2nd St NW Area 218-773-4950 400 W. Summit Ave. City Administrator: Lisa Liden 218-945-3136 www.cityoffertile.org East Grand The Greenway One mile east of Fertile. Forks Ten miles of hiking and cross country ski trails along the Sand 701-787-3756 Hill River & through the Fertile Sand Hills. Trail maps available http://www.greenwayggf.com/ at the Fertile Community Center and on-site. Along the Red River in Grand Forks and East Grand Forks West Mill Recreation Area. Self-guided nature trail highlighting the unique sand dune formations, oak savanna and native prairie of An asphalt trail system covers over 20 miles. remnant glacial Lake Agassiz. Nature trail along Sand Hill River. Consists of 2,200 acres lining the Red River & Red Lake River, flowing through Greater Grand Forks. This picturesque urban space Fertile Sand Hill Safari Tours offers countless recreational, cultural, historical & natural resource 218-945-3136 opportunities. You can hike, walk, inline skate, bike, cross-country ski, bird, canoe, fish, golf & much more in the heart of our two cities. Located at the Nature Center Safari van tours of the Sand Hills are available during the summer and early fall months only. Enjoy a narrated trip around the perimiter of the 640 acre Sand Hills wilderness area.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 23 Multi-purpose Trails Greenbush Blooming Valley Outfitters Lancaster Lancaster Park Contact: Larry Emery 218-782-BEAR 218-762-6472 [email protected] State Highway 59 North www.bloomingvalleyoutfitters.com 8 mi. of walking trails, biking, and hiking. 7 mi. of groomed Located 23 Miles North of Greenbush, MN 23632 220th St. intermediate cross country ski trails. Scenic setting along the Snowmobiling, four-wheeling, horseback riding, cross country river & wooded areas. Snowmobiling & snowshoeing. skiing & fishing are all available from our lodge. Close to 287 acres, playground, summer nature interpretation, picnicking, groomed snowmobile trails & many backwoods trails for four- golf and cross country skiing. Groceries and restaurant close by. wheelers. 28 camp units, electric hookups, showers, flush toilets, dump station. Full service guide for bear, deer, waterfowl and varmint hunts. Lancaster Wilebski's Shorebird Park Cabins/tent sites available with full meal service included on hunts. 218-762-4205 Greenbush IS Folland Welcome Park www.wiktel.net/birdsanctuary 218-782-2570 7 miles north on Hwy 59, 1 mile west Picnic shelter, restrooms, playground, hiking, cross country skiing, 3 miles of birding trails. sledding hill and biking trail. Oslo Oslo Park Contact: Debbie Goschke 218-695-3841 Greenbush Wojo's Arena S. of the intersection of Hwy 1 and Main St. 23162 220th St. Oslo is connected to approximately 1,000 miles of groomed Contact: Keith & Dana 218-782-3751 snowmobile trails. 258 miles on MN side and about 750 miles on Wojciechowski ND side. [email protected] Boat landing just three blocks from campground. Catfishing, playground, picnic shelters, grills, ballfield and a horseshoe court. http://www.wojoshorsetraining.com/ Camping facility for RV/fifth wheel/hitch camper/tent – Outdoor horse area. Activities include team roping, game days, horse training, trail riding and other horse related events. electricity/water hookups & sewer dump station. Flush bathroom facility – no showers. Grocery store, café, liquor store, and gas Grygla Fourtown-Grygla Trail station. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Red Lake Falls Bottineau Trail 170 Miles of trail stretched thoughout Northwestern Minnesota. Contact: City Hall 218-253-2684 Much of this trail system follows county/township roads, ditch The trail extends North and South. It is the product of the old banks and existing trails. County ordinances allow ATVs to railroad bed that was abandoned. Walking/biking in the operate on the far right side of the travel lane. Open 6/1 to 10/31. summer, snowmobiling/skiing in the winter. Approximately 3.2 Grygla Ralph J. Klein Park miles long, connecting with various roads. 218-294-6292 Red Lake Falls Sportsman's Park Hiking trail along Mud River. Contact: City Administrator 218-253-2684 Snowmobile trail passes thru park area. At the junction of the Red Lake & Clearwater Rivers. Picnic shelter, softball fields, playground, tennis court, basketball Hiking, and cross country ski trails. court and horseshoe pits. Plenty of space for picnics and outings. Boat landing and fishing. Karlstad Wallace C Dayton Conservation Primitive campsites for tents with indoor toilets/showers. RV camping, 7 water/electrical hook-ups & 10 water/electric/sewer hook- & Wildlife Area ups. http://www.mnbirdtrail.com/hotspots/dayton.htm Pine to Prairie Birding Trail Roseau Hayes Lake State Park 12,600 acres of aspen parkland habitat are preserved, & is an intact 48990 County Road 4 remnant of a vast dynamic landscape. Moose, elk, wolves & bear 218-425-7504 can be seen here. Best times to visit are from April-Oct. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Lake Bronson Lake Bronson State Park 15 mi. S of Roseau on State Hwy 89, then 9 mi. E on County Rd 4. Hwy. 28 E. 5 miles of biking, 13 miles of hiking and 7 miles of horseback riding trails. 6 miles of groomed ski trails. 2.5 mile self guided 218-754-2200 trail. 6 miles of snowmobiling trails, and snowshoeing. Trails http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ are located in pine forest on the edge of the lake. 2 miles E of Lake Bronson on South branch of Two Rivers. Connects with Beltrami Island Trail. Food and gas available one * Open year round. * 24 hours * Normal State Park Fees mile from park. 14 miles of hiking trails, 7 miles of groomed cross country ski Northwoods pine forest in remote lake setting. Man made lake trails & 2 1/2 miles of paved bike trail.1.5 mile self-guided trail. popular for canoeing, fishing and swimming. Boat landing. Summer Boat rental and landing, power boating, canoeing, sailing and Nature Interpretation, playground and picnic shelter. Bald Eagles, fishing. Swimming, picnicking, playground, watch tower, volleyball, Gray Jay, Spruce Grouse, Winter Finches on 3,000 acres of Park. snacks, and ice fishing. 18 electric sites, 35 semi modern campsites, flush toilets, dump Campground - 162 semi modern campsites, electrical hook-ups, station, showers. Two camping cabins, two backpack sites, and dump station, showers, flush toilets. There is 1 handicapped, 3 one group camp. There are two handicapped sites. backpack, 1 group camp and 2 canoe in sites. Group camp has an enclosed shelter with dining hall, fridge, stove & toilets on site.
24 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Multi-purpose Trails Roseau Oak Crest Golf Course St. Hilaire St. Hilaire City Park 5th St. S 218-964-5257 218-463-3016 Right off of Hwy. 32, in town. www.oakcrestgolfcourse.com Hiking, snowmobile trail and a walking trail a little over a mile. Two multi-purpose trails are groomed around the golf course. Two picnic shelters, canoeing, fishing, picnic, playground, ice Public course, 18 hole par 71 grass greens, club and cart rental, pro- fishing, horseshoe pits, 2 softball diamonds. Large outdoor shelter shop, club house and driving range. Located along the Roseau on the Island that can be rented for family reunions, outdoor events, River. etc. Contact city clerk at number above. 30 sites with electric, water and sewer hookups. 12 have cable TV. Roseau River View Park 5 additional sites with electric only. Clean restrooms with flush 218-242-0063 toilets and showers. 3rd Ave. NE, across the Roseau River Stephen Florian Park and Campground Gazebo, benches, trails, gardens, veterans & public safety memorial. 28219 380th St NW 218-478-3658 Roseau Roseau City Park Swimming-lifegaurds on duty 11am - 7pm. Paddle boat and kayak rentals, fishing,volleyball, basketball, softball, horseshoe pits, 218-242-0063 playground, frisbee golf,new bike trail, weekend activities for kids. 11th Ave. SE along the Roseau River Shelters,snacks, grills, picnic tables. Camping available with 104 40 acre park, biking, hiking trails, ski touring, snowshoeing, campsites. and snowmobiling. Stephen Marshall County Park of Florian Playground, Indoor shelter with bathroom, rental shelter, picnic shelter, sand volleyball, shuffleboard, disc golf course, trails, fishing Contact: Al Kuck 218-478-3658 pier, boat launch to Roseau River, kayak launch, BBQ pits, fire rings. 10 mi. East of Stephen, MN on Co. Hwy. 6 10 RV sites with water & electric hookups. 10 primitive tent sites. * Summer Months Inlcudes bathrooms, showers and a dump station. Skiing and country snowmobiling, snowshoeing. 2 mile bike Roseau Roseau Lake Wildlife trail (walking, roller blading) that is handicapped accessible. Boat launch, fishing, sailing, canoeing, paddle boat rental, Management Area swimming, lifeguards, spiral slide, picnicking, playground, golf, 27952 400th St. basketball, backboards, volleyball, ball fields, ice fishing, snacks and 218-463-1130 food stands. http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Electrical/water hook-up, showers, flush toilets, dump station. 6 miles NW of Roseau on County Road 123 Strathcona Strathcona City Park Snowmobiling legal on this WMA. No groomed trails. Contact: City Clerk 218-781-2242 Currently 6,000 acres with ongoing acquisition of adjoining land in Hwy 32 South, 1 block south of Cenex order to complete the WMA and flood control project. Roseau Lake was drained in the early 1900's. Prior to drainage the area had a Trails in and out of town - gas and food available. rich history of wildlife use and public recreation use. The lake Playground. Snacks and groceries right across the street. remains drained yet today except during wet periods when the Outdoor bathrooms, electrical and water hook-ups. Roseau River overflows its banks and re-floods the original lake basin. Wildlife use of the area fluctuates dramatically with the water Thief River Falls Oakland Park levels. It can be a good area to observe shorebirds and other 218-681-2519 wetland related wildlife during migration some years. At the end of Baken St. Roseau Roseau River Wildlife Walking trail Management Area Picnic tables and shelters, electricity, water, bathroom facility, swingsets, horseshoe pits, volleyball area, softball field, canoe 27952 400th St. landing and parking lot. 218-463-1130 http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/wmas/index.html Thief River Falls RiverWalk Located in NW Roseau County, 8 mi. N of Badger 218-681-2519 * Year round 7.3 miles of walking, biking, and cross country ski trail through Dikes open to hiking and snowmobiling. town along the Thief and Red Lake Rivers. Passes through 9 Snowmobiling legal on WMA outside of sanctuaries. No groomed parks and 3 forest trails, recreational points, historical areas, trails on the WMA. and by the Dam. Maps available. The RiverWalk pedestrian and bicycle trail takes you through 9 62,000 acre area with several thousand acres of other public land parks and 3 forest trails along the banks of the Red Lake and Thief adjoining.The unit is low and flat, part of the glacial Lake Agassiz Rivers. The RiverWalk features 15 pictographs and a number of lake plain. The Roseau River flows west for 14 miles through the overlooks identifying points of historical interest throughout the city. unit. 3 impoundments totaling 10,600 acres have been constructed. A brochure is available. These wetlands are managed for resident and migratory waterfowl, other wetland wildlife species, public hunting, & other recreational Trail Trail City Park pursuits as well as flood control. There are 3 sanctuaries totaling 7,000 acres which provide feed, resting, & breeding areas. This 218-268-4465 WMA is uniquely large & diverse. Hunting, fishing & birdwatching Main Street are popular pursuits on the WMA. * May-Sept Primitive camping. Snowmobile Trail Groomed trail thru area. Picnicking with tables, playground.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 25 Multi-purpose Trails Twin Valley Agassiz Recreation Trail Warroad Ka-Back-A-Nung Trail http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Visit Warroad’s historic past on this walking tour along a 2.5 Entrance @ Heiberg Park East (Twin Valley) mile route. Enjoy scenic structures, sites and historical markers 32 mile trail from Ulen to Twin Valley and Gary to Fertile. The on this educational self-guided tour of our community’s rich trail consists of two 10 foot treadways. In the winter, the upper history. treadway will be for snowmobiling. The lower treadway will be Walking tour maps are available at Warroad Heritage Center 218- for snowshoeing, cross country skiing and dog sledding. 386-2500 or the Warroad Area Chamber of Commerce 1-800-328- ATV use is permitted from April 1 to November 30. Free ski rental 4455. available at Buckle's Hardware. Warroad Lost River State Forest Twin Valley Twin Valley Riders Club 218-386-1304 http://twinvalleyridersclub.com/ 25 mi. S. of Canadian Border on Hwy. 310. There is a trail that joins to the Agassiz Recreational Trail, as Snowmobiling, hiking forest trails. well as many river trails. Wildlife area, fishing, and hunting. 63,000 acres of primitive forest The Twin Valley Riders Club Arena is set up for horse shows, which contains much of the original animal and plant life native to roping, ranch rodeos and team penning/sorting. "Fun Days" horse the area. There are no developed recreational areas but access is events every third Sunday in May through August. May to October available to some parts by highway and county roads. trail rides. Warroad Northwest Angle State Forest Free primitive camping near Twin Valley Riders Club Equestrian Park. Flush toilets available. 218-386-1304 Near Sprague, Manitoba on Provincial Hwy. #308 to #525. Located Wannaska Bemis Hill on Lake of the Woods. Hwy 89 S, Box 34a Hiking 218-425-7504 Boat launch, power boat rental, canoeing, sailing, fishing, historical, Northwest corner of Beltrami Island State Forest. Summer Nature Interpretation. Information can also be found at the NW Angle & Islands Chamber of Commerce Hiking, horseback riding trails, skiing, skiing tours, (www.lakeofthewoodsresorts.com or 1-866-NWANGLE). snowmobiling trails, and snowshoeing. Resorts, camping. Picnic area and shelter. Sledding in winter. 6 drive-in & 4 horse sites. Campground is open in fall/winter. Warroad Warroad City Park Warren AgassizAudubon Society 218-386-1004 or 218-386-1454 Paved walking/biking path 27391 190th St. NW Public boat access, ample parking, fishing pier and heated fish Experience wildlife at the beach along Glacial Lake Agassiz. To the cleaning houses make Warroad Point Park a terrific home base for west are the Tallgrass Prairies - to the east, the Aspen Parklands. fishermen. The park also offers newly constructed playground The Audubon Center has them both. It's a great place to spot equipment, picnic shelters, campground and an outdoor swimming magpies & kingfishers, warblers and owls, as well as the occasional pool. Nature viewing from Warroad City Park's observation tower otter, moose, bear and wolf. Bring a picnic lunch and spend the day. and drive-up nature viewing area offer a terrific opportunity for bird Experience the quiet serenity of the pine groves, prairie vistas and watching as the park is the first stop on the Pine to Prairie Birding aspen woodlands. There's plenty to see. While you're here, take a Trail. Casino gaming, shopping, and lakeshore dining are within a walk across the street to the Agassiz Valley flood control block or two of the park. Park also features volleyball and mini golf. impoundment - one of the best birding locations in NW MN. Look for white pelicans, common loons, sandhill cranes, great blue herons, RV/Camping with electrical, water and sewer hook-ups, showers, shorebirds and waterfowl. New in 2015, the Agassiz Valley flush toilets, dump station. Residential Pollinator Garden will be available for you to visit, which showcases natural habitat plants, forbes and trees. Agassiz Valley is closed during the winter months. Warroad Beltrami Island State Forest 1-800-382-3474 or 218-386-1304 20 Miles SE of Roseau Hiking, Pine to Prairie Birding trail, horseback riding trails, cross country ski trails, and 138 miles of snowmobile trails. Off- road vehicles (ATVs, etc…) are allowed on all trails unless posted otherwise. 669,000 acres in Roseau, Lake of The Woods & Beltrami Counties. Canoeing, fishing, hunting, picnicking and birding. This is the second largest state forest. Nearby seasonal blueberry picking at Blueberry Campground near Williams. Camping at Bemis Hill Campground Warroad Doc's Harbor Inn and Rentals 106 Dale Ave SW 218-452-3302 Historic Victorian home built in 1914 on the banks of the Warroad River in Warroad, Mn. 4 bedrooms, 2 shared bathrooms, elegant dining and living rooms with river views. Cable tv in 2 rooms, wireless internet, off street parking. Fireplaces. Right on the snowmobile trail! Non-motorized boat rentals and bike rentals.
26 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Area Attractions Lancaster Riverside Golf Course Golf Courses 3260 US Highway 59 N Ada Heart of the Valley Golf Course 218-762-4653 1949 County Highway 35 3/4 miles N of town 218-784-4746 Public course, 9 holes, grass greens, watered fairways, 6 holes http://www.hovgolfcourse.com/ along river, water hazards on 2 holes, driving range, 12 rental * Open spring through fall electric carts & rental clubs available 9 holes with a par 37. Grass greens, public course, club and cart Red Lake Falls Oak Knolls Golf Club rental available. Course offers men's league night, ladies' morning Highway 32 S league, and ladies' night league. 218-253-4423 Crookston Minakwa Golf Club http://www.redlakefallsgolf.com/ 901 Fisher Ave 9 hole course located along the river. Features a variety of 218-281-1773 challenges including teeing off over a cliff, water hazards, streams, Private Course, 9 holes, par 36, grass greens. Clubhouse and wooded areas, a number of hills and sand traps. Cart and club cart/club rentals available. rentals available. Crookston North Fore Tee Driving Range Roseau Oak Crest Golf Course 218-281-1774 5th St. S Fisher Ave., across from Golf Course 218-463-3016 Practice range. www.oakcrestgolfcourse.com East Grand Forks Valley Golf Club Public course, 18 hole par 71 grass greens, club and cart rental, pro-shop, club house and driving range. Located along the Roseau 2407 River Road NW River. 218-773-1207 http://www.valleygolfegf.com/ Stephen Riverside Golf Course 5th St. & Golf Terrace Rd. Public course, 18 holes, grass greens, cart and club rental, pro- shop, clubhouse. 218-478-2735 Erskine Oak Lake Golf Course Public course, 9 holes, grass greens, Par 34, cart & club rental, pro shop and clubhouse. Campground and swimming pool close by. 23146 347th St. SE Located near the Tamarac River. 218-687-4653 Thief River Falls Thief River Golf Club http://www.pioneercarecenter.com/HTML/oak_lake.cfm 13697 188th St NE Public course, 9 holes, grass greens, cart and club rental. Club 218-681-2955 house and pro shop. League nights Wed. women, and Thurs. men. [email protected] Fertile Sand Hill River Golf Club http://www.thiefrivergolfclub.com/ 44203 St., Hwy 32 SW 1 Mile North on Hwy. 32 218-945-3535 Beautiful scenic views, challenging 18 holes. Season Opening http://sandhillrivergolf.com/ depends on weather (7 am until dusk, 7 days/week). Public course, 9 holes, grass greens, pro-shop. Cart and club rentals. Warren Warren Riverside Golf Course 900 E. Johnson Ave Fosston Fosston Golf Course 218-745-4028 32132 US Hwy 2 SE Public course, 9 holes, club house. Cart rental and driving range. 218-435-6535 Near campgrounds. 1 mile west of Fosston Warroad Warroad Estates Golf Course Public course, 9 holes, Par 36, grass greens, cart and club rental, 37293 Elm Dr. pro-shop, and clubhouse. 218-386-2025 Greenbush Oakview Golf Course http://www.warroadestates.com/ 993 Central Ave. W 1 mi N of Hwy 11 on Hwy 313 W side of Warroad 218-782-2380 18 hole par 72, grass greens, club and cart rental, pro-shop, Hwy 11 West restaurant, wooded location, and many water hazards. 9 hole public course, grass greens, and watered fairways. Club house, pro shop, rentals, and snacks. Closed for league play Swimming Pools Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Ada Dekko Community Center Hallock Two Rivers Golf Course 107 4th Ave E 902 7th St. SE 218-784-7665 (POOL) 218-843-2155 http://www.adamn.gov/DekkoMain.aspx 9 hole grass green course. New clubhouse facilities, close to * Open year round swimming pool, cart and clubs available for rent. The center has an indoor junior olympic-sized swimming pool, Karlstad Karlstad Golf Course wading pool, whirlpool, sauna, two racquet ball courts, elevated 218-436-4653 walking track, exercise/weight room, locker rooms, public library, [email protected] and multipurpose/community meeting rooms. http://www.karlstadgolfclub.com/ 1 mi E on Hwy 11 Public course, 9 holes, grass greens.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 27 Area Attractions Crookston Crookston Community Pool Warroad Middle School Indoor Pool 320 E.5th St 510 Cedar Ave. 218-281-1180 218-386-2371 http://www.crookstonpool.com/ In Middle School * All Year Sauna, whirlpool, Olympic size lanes. Open to public and visitors Olympic size indoor pool and diving tank with sun deck. Hours at specified hours. listed on website. Warroad Warroad Community Pool East Grand Forks East Grand Forks City Pool 4th Av NE & MacKenzie 919 5th Ave NW 218-386-1454 or 218-386-2371 218-773-9231 * June - August Located in Sherlock Park. Located in the Warroad Point Park. Outdoor sand beach-style pool. Fosston Fosston City Pool 215 E 1st St Bowling 218-435-1448 Ada ARC Bowling Lanes On Hwy 2 at High School 16 4th Ave E Indoor Pool 218-784-3901 6 Lane Bowling Alley and food Greenbush Greenbush Community Pool 218-782-5211 East Grand Forks Liberty Lanes On. Park Ave. 1500 5th Ave. NE * June - August * 1:00-8:00 PM * Adult/ Student daily and season 218-773-3477 passes By Pamida, just off Hwy 2. Outdoor swimming pool with lessons and public swimming. Hallock Shamrock Lanes and Grill Schedule subject to change. Hwy 75 N. Hallock Hallock City Pool Contact: Becky Vagle 218-843-8868 800 7th St. SE Open year round. Offers dining and beer. 218-843-2737 Roseau Spare Time Bowl and Arcade * June - Aug. * 1:00 - 9:00 p.m. 121 Main Ave. South Located in the City Park. 218-463-1956 Red Lake Falls Red Lake Falls Swimming Pool Thief River Falls Family Bowl and Lounge 812 Chicago Ave. SW 906 Hwy 32 South. 218-253-2194 218-681-1270 * June - August Junior Olympic Pool. Lessons, open swim, pool party rental. Movie Theatres Roseau Roseau Community School Pool Ada Orpheum Theatre 509 NE 3rd St. 305 W. Main St. 218-463-2489 218-784-7565 Lessons and public swimming. Open daily, times subject to Old-time theatre showing movies Friday - Sunday. change. Crookston Grand Theatre Stephen Stephen Swimming Pool 124 East 2nd St. 600 Lincoln Ave. 218-281-1820 218-478-3626 http://www.moorefamilytheatres.com/ Outdoor Pool - Open Swimming 1-5 p.m. 6-9 p.m. Kiddie pool, Oldest continuously operating movie theatre in the U.S. Two lessons, private lessons, water aerobics, pool parties and snacks. screens. Campground and golf course close by. East Grand Forks River Cinema 15 Thief River Falls Franklin Pool 211 Demers Ave. 300 Spruce Ave. S 218-399-9000 218-681-8065 http://www.moorefamilytheatres.com/ Franklin Middle School Located in the Riverwalk Centre * Open year round Fosston Fosston Theatre Indoor pool. Open to public and visitors, specified hours. 105 1st St. W Warren Warren City Pool 218-435-1700 E. Pleasant & 8th St. http://www.moorefamilytheatres.com/ NE corner of town Evening movies and daily matinees. * M-F 1-5 pm and 7-9 pm, S & Su 1-5 & 7-9 pm Roseau Roso Theatre Located in the City Park, near campgrounds, tennis court, baseball 310 Main Ave. N field, horseshoe area, volleyball area, golf course and fairgrounds. 218-463-2601 * Fri - Mon at 7pm; also 4pm Sat and Sun
28 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Area Attractions Thief River Falls Falls Cinema Fertile Sand Hill Safari Tours 15469 Hwy. 59 SE 218-945-3136 218-681-9945 Located at the Nature Center https://www.fallscinema.com/ Safari van tours of the Sand Hills are available during the summer Warren Sky-Vu Drive In and early fall months only. Enjoy a narrated trip around the perimiter of the 640 acre Sand Hills wilderness area. 34880 State Hwy 1 NW 218-745-4161 Goodridge Good-Vue Ayr Farms 21625 330th Ave NE www.skyvumovies.com Contact: Lynn & Norman Hanson 218-378-4380 * April-Oct weather permitting Weekends in the summer months after dark. Only a few left in June - Mid September * 10 am - 4 pm Minnesota. Dairy and small grain operation. Call for an appointment. Greenbush Central Boiler Tours 20502 160th Street Crookston Crookston Daily Times Contact: Janie Brandon 218-782-2575 124 S. Broadway http://www.centralboiler.com Contact: Don Forney 218-281-2730 Central Boiler, established in 1984, is the premier manufacturer of http://www.crookstontimes.com/ quality outdoor wood furnaces in North America. Tours of the newspaper printing process are available upon request. Greenbush DRB Fabrication Crookston New Flyer of America Contact: Don Brekke 218-782-5622 214 5th Ave SW 700 County Rd. 7 N 218-281-5752 Metal stamping, machining, and fabrication of aluminum and http://www.newflyer.com carbon steel. Tours of bus manufacturing plant are available by appointment only. Hallock Far North Spirits Crookston Red River Valley Sugarbeet 2045 220th Ave Museum Contact: Cheri Reese or Mike Swanson 1345 Fairfax Ave [email protected] 218-281-2550 http://farnorthspirits.com/ By appointment only, view vintage farm machinery and other ag related items. Learn the history of agriculture in the valley. A The northernmost distillery in the contiguous United States, harvest festival held the first Sunday after Labor Day; watch the Minnesota's Far North Spirits is one of a handful of authentic field- farmers harvest the sugarbeets with the antique farm equipment. to-glass estate producers of small-batch, craft-distilled spirits. Call to request information on tours and tastings. East Grand Forks Heritage Village Middle River Agassiz Wildlife Refuge Tour 219 20th Street NE 22996 290th St. NE 218-773-3952 218-449-4115 http://www.egfheritage.com/ [email protected] Next to Technical College http://www.fws.gov/refuge/agassiz/ This historic village serves as an instrument preserving the history of the Northern Red River Valley. During Heritage Days, the third 12 mi N of Thief River Falls on Hwy 32, then 11 mi E on Marshall week of every August, steam engine threshing machines, museum County Rd 7. displays, demonstrations and much more await your visit. Weekend * Open early spring - October * Daylight Hours tours are available. Call for tour arrangements. "Lost Bay Drive" a four mile long self-guided auto drive, 100 foot East Grand Forks Northern Lights Model Railroad observation tower and a 14 foot observation deck with sightings of a variety of animal and plant life. University classes and other Assoc. & Museum groups may be given talks and tours if arrangements are made in 1623 River Road NW advance. 218-773-6668 Red Lake Falls Northwest Manufacturing http://www.northernlightsrailroadmuseum.org/ 600 Polk Ave. SW * 10 am - 4 pm on Saturdays 218-253-4328 A collection of Lionel HO scale model trains is housed in a building www.woodmaster.com that resembles a train depot. Watch members operate a staged workday from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturdays or arrange for a tour. Manufacturers of wood, corn and pellet stoves. Please call ahead to schedule a tour of the facility. Fertile Bergeson Nursery and Gardens Red Lake Falls The HOMARK Company 4177 County Hwy 1 100 3rd St. Contact: Eric Bergeson 218-945-6988 218-253-2777 or 800-382-1154 [email protected] http://www.homark.com/ https://www.bergesonnursery.com/ This employee owned company, manufactures mobile homes and SE of Fertile, in Norman County manufactured housing. Call to arrange a tour of the facility. Self guided tours of large gardens planted yearly with a variety of annuals and perennials which thrive in our climate. Annually changing displays.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 29 Area Attractions Roseau Polaris Experience Center Ada Studio 4:13 205 5th Ave. SW 309 West Main St. 218-463-4999 218-308-1714 www.polarisindustries.com http://www.studio413.org/ North of Polaris on Hwy 89 Enjoy art, mosaics and the creation of beautiful pottery at Studio * Open 11-6 on M-Th, 11-7 on Fri & 11-5 on Sat 4:13. The facility frequently has special events, monthly art program and a number of exciting activities. Walk back through time to see vintage snowmobile machines, also new models on display. Retail gift shop. Please call for large Badger Veteran's Memorial Park groups of people. Corner of Highway 11 and University Ave (Cnty Rd 2) Roseau Polaris Industries Commemorating US Armed Forces. Annual Memorial Day Program. 301 5th Ave SW Crookston Crookston Gun Club 218-463-2312 Contact: Wayne Swanson 218-281-5143 (Seasonal) http://www.polarisindustries.com/ 2 mi. N of Crookston on Hwy 75 & 1/4 mi. W on Twp Gravel. Hwy 89 South or call 218-281-1614. Rifle Range 4 100 yd - benches. 3 Trap * 2 pm Monday- Friday Houses. Pistol Range, 12 targets 7.5, 25 and 50 yards. Pin Table Tour of the Polaris snowmobile factory and Polaris Experience & Metallic Knock-Downs, Sporting Clays Range with 10 Stations. Center. Large groups call ahead. Call for times and dates. We also teach Minnesota Gun Safety Training. Thief River Falls Arctic Cat Inc. 601 Brooks Ave S. Crookston Crookston Sports Center 218-681-8558 801 Fisher Ave http://www.arcticcat.com/ Ice Skating, Walking track, Golf Simulator * Open year round * M - F 8 am to 5 pm Crookston Military Memorial Walkway M-20 Arctic Cat Inc. designs, engineers, manufactures and markets all Corner of US Hwy 2 and Fairfax Ave terrain vehicles (ATV's) and snowmobiles under the Arctic Cat A walkway to honor those who have served our country features life- brand names, as well as related parts, garments and accessories. size monuments, flowers, and a picnic shelter. On special Tours offered at 1:00 p.m. daily, Monday through Friday. Please occasions 96 flags line the entire walkway. call ahead to arrange large group tours. Crookston Mount St Benedict Monastery Thief River Falls Digi-Key Electronics 620 Summit Ave N 701 Brooks Ave. S. 218-281-3441 218-681-6674 Nestled into a beautiful woodland setting, surrounded by the Red http://www.digikey.com/ Lake River, Mount Saint Benedict has been a part of the Crookston * Open year round landscape since 1920. Digi-Key, one of the leading distributors of electronic components in East Grand Forks Butterfly Garden the United States, offers weekday tours on a reservation basis, 1827 Bygland Rd between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm. Tours are approximately one hour 218-773-3190 in length. At Central Middle School Warroad Heatmor Inc. This 25,000-square-foot butterfly garden situated on a 30-acre site 105 Industrial Park Court NE restored to native prairie grasslands attracts all types of butterflies, 218-386-2769 or 1-800-834-7552 while the native prairie site features a variety of different grasses [email protected] and wildflowers and is great for bird http://www.heatmor.com/ watching. Visit or call for a tour. Tour of the outdoor wood burning stove manufacturer. Call for East Grand Forks Civic Center Arena appointment. 218-773-8000 Warroad Marvin Windows & Doors Indoor recreation, tennis, toilets, and skating. 802 State Ave. N East Grand Forks East Grand Forks Frisbee Golf 888-537-7828 or 218-386-4222 100 3rd Ave SE http://www.marvin.com Disc golf is a great way to spend an afternoon outdoors. Manufacturer of custom made windows and doors. A one hour tour East Grand Forks Riverwalk Artist Shop & Gallery given on a walk-in or reservation basis. 211 Demers Ave. Special Attractions Located in the Riverwalk Centre Mall Ada Norman County Raceway East Grand Forks Stable Days Youth Ranch 218-791-7169 17721 429th Ave SW www.ncraceway.com 701-330-9952 Located at the county fairgrounds Equine based Mentoring, K- College Student Group Field Trips & Projects, Special Needs Adult Volunteer Program * April - September Thursday night multiple car class races.
30 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Area Attractions East Grand Forks The Grape Mill Mentor Schulstad U-Pick Raspberries & 18696 Ave. SW Produce 218-499-WINE 39397 160th Ave. SE www.thegrapemill.com 218-574-2292 or 701-371-7010 The Halverson Family planted their first 200 vines in 2006. 9 miles south of Mentor on Polk Co. Highway #10 Overlooking the banks of the beautiful Red Lake River, our cold Raspberries available starting in early/mid July. Seasonal produce hardy grape vines produce a unique flavor specific to our region. available from our outdoor garden and 3 hightunnels. If you have Today, the vineyard has over 1,600 vines including the varieties not seen a high tunnel growing system, it is worth the trip out just to Marquette, La Crescent, Frontenac, Frontenac Gris and Brianna. see what happens in those tunnels, or as they are often called, We hope you'll enjoy our wines and appreciate the time and effort hoophouses. Horticultural research is also being done for the that goes into each bottle. University of Minnesota. Call for updates or to make sure we are East Grand Forks Valley Corn Maize home. Co Rd 73 Middle River Winter Attractions 701-740-2042 250 Hill Ave. www.valleycornmaize.com Contact: Lyzette Olson 218-222-3608 1 mile east of EGF on Hwy 2. Intersection of 160th Street SW & Outdoor lighted skating rink with warming house and a winter Hwy 2 sliding hill. September 7th -October 21st general admission 7.95, Kids under Perley Valley Sportsman's Club 36" free 1429 180th St. Wonderful family activities including, large corn maize, pumpkin 218-861-6302 patch, giant slide, concessions, tractor rides, rope spiderweb, tetherball, cornbox, rat race, croquet, corn hole game and air Shooting range with weekly trap shoots. blaster. Creating a place for families to create everlasting Plummer Plummer Sportsman Complex memories. Open weekends. Contact: Brent Hemly 218-686-7248 Fertile Agassiz Environmental Learning Shooting complex for rifle, handgun, archery and sporting clays Center Red Lake Falls Red Barn Orchard/Spurgin Farms 400 Summit Ave. SW 15692 180th St SE Contact: Lisa Liden 218-945-3136 218-465-4648 http://aelcfertile.org/ [email protected] Visitors center open 2-5 pm from April through October and 1-4 pm County Rd 23 toward Plummer from November through March. We at Spurgin Farms believe in producing healthy produce using Fertile Fertile Vineyard organic practices, grown without the use of pesticides or 15700 415th ST SE herbicides. We have a limited quantity of pre-picked apples Jerome Larson 701-866-5240 including: Honeycrisp, Zestar!, Red Melba & Prairie Magic. Also available: pumpkins, squash, hay bales & seasonal garden decor [email protected] featuring antique glass bird feeders & garden whimseys. Many different types of fruits & vegetables grown on the farm. Most vegetables grown in high tunnels. We also have hops. Grapes for Red Lake Falls Voyageurs View Campground and sale. Call ahead for appointment. PYO strawberries & raspberries Tubing or we pick. Netted & weed free. Strawberries & raspberries also 18611 105th Ave. SW grown in high tunnels so you can pick rain or shine! Seasonal: 218-253-4329 Daily: 8a-4p. http://www.voyageursview.com/ Greenbush Wojo's Arena Co Rd 13 N 23162 220th St. * Memorial Day to Labor Day Contact: Keith & Dana 218-782-3751 Tubing on the Red Lake River; shuttle service provided. 2 to 3 hour Wojciechowski runs with rapids, islands, cliffs and forest. See listing in [email protected] Campground Section for more information. Home of Tubing's World http://www.wojoshorsetraining.com/ Record 749 Flotilla. Outdoor horse area. Activities include team roping, game days, Thief River Falls Falls Stay 'n Play horse training, trail riding and other horse related events. 17107 US Hwy 59 NE Hallock Revelation Ale Micro Brewery 218-681-7066 and Tap Room http://fallsstaynplaytrf.com/ 146 S Atlantic Ave Location: Corner of Hwy 59 & 1 Owner: Ryan Evanson 218-510-0001 Go karts, mini-golf, arcade. [email protected] A full 75-site campground with laundry facilities, bathrooms, http://www.revales.com/ restaurant and 24-hour conveniences. Corner of Hwy 75 and S 2nd St Thief River Falls Seven Clans Casino & Waterpark Local craft brewery in Hallock, Minnesota. Serving beer, pizza and 20595 Center Street East non-alcoholic root beer made in-house. 218-681-8370 or 800-881-0712 Halstad Red River Valley Saddle Club http://www.sevenclanscasino.com/ 218-456-2462 Located at Seven Clans Casino, 8 miles south on Highway 59. Located at the Ada fairgrounds * Year round * May - October Waterpark has 8 waterslides and a lazy river. Do not have to be a Judged and timed events with a potluck lunch. Six shows occur motel guest to enjoy the waterpark. Snack bar located in with a year end awards banquet. waterpark. More than 700 slots, 10 blackjack tables, great food, players club and 151 suite motel.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 31 Area Attractions Twin Valley Prairie Chicken Observation Warroad The Shed Blinds 218-386-2211 218-584-5658 * Hours vary, please call for availability 2 blinds available from April 1st until June 1st. To schedule a Classic and muscle car collection displayed in a 24,000 square foot reservation or ask questions, call the number above (Twin Valley building. Approximately 70 cars available for your viewing Heritage Center). enjoyment. Twin Valley Rifle Range Trap and Skeet Shoot Warroad Warroad Summer Theater Contact: Wayne Bakke 218-945-6874 Warroad High School Mini Theater, 510 Cedar Ave NW 218-386-3435 Twin Valley Twin Valley Riders Club 2018 Summer Schedule: June 7-10 and 14-16 - Always a Bridesmaid http://twinvalleyridersclub.com/ June 25-30 - Pinochio The Twin Valley Riders Club Arena is set up for horse shows, July 25-29 and Aug 1-5 - Seusical the Musical roping, ranch rodeos and team penning/sorting. "Fun Days" horse events every third Sunday in May through August. May to October Warroad Wm. S. Marvin Training and trail rides. Visitor Center Free primitive camping near Twin Valley Riders Club Equestrian 218-386-4333 Park. Flush toilets available. http://www.marvin.com/ Warren AgassizAudubon Society Junction of Hwy 11 and Hwy 313 27391 190th St. NW * 8 am - 6 pm weekdays, 1 pm - 4 pm weekends * free Experience wildlife at the beach along Glacial Lake Agassiz. To the Experience the history of Marvin Windows and Doors! Located at west are the Tallgrass Prairies - to the east, the Aspen Parklands. the corner of highways 11 and 313, the Visitor Center is open to the The Audubon Center has them both. It's a great place to spot public with free admission 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 1:00 p.m. magpies & kingfishers, warblers and owls, as well as the to 4:00 p.m. weekends. The exhibits include a combination of occasional otter, moose, bear and wolf. Bring a picnic lunch and artifacts and interactive presentations to create a memorable spend the day. Experience the quiet serenity of the pine groves, experience for visitors of all ages. prairie vistas and aspen woodlands. There's plenty to see. While you're here, take a walk across the street to the Agassiz Valley flood control impoundment - one of the best birding locations in NW MN. Look for white pelicans, common loons, sandhill cranes, great blue herons, shorebirds and waterfowl. New in 2015, the Agassiz Valley Residential Pollinator Garden will be available for you to visit, which showcases natural habitat plants, forbes and trees. Agassiz Valley is closed during the winter months. Warren Northwest Minnesota Arts Council 115 South Main Contact: Mara Hanel 218-745-9111 [email protected] http://www.northwestminnesotaartscouncil.org The Arts Council web site is filled with information on local arts organizations including performance theater and visual art galleries. The site also includes a directory of information on local artists who create original art that is for sale. Some artists studio's are open to the public and are great places to visit while on vacation in our area. Additional event listings and artists profiles are listed on www.mnartists.org. Warroad Country Corn Maze 59404 County Road 12 Contact: Art & Camille Krahn 218-469-3390 [email protected] www.countrycornmaze.org * August 19 - October 8 Admission includes as many trips through the maze as you desire, hayrides, bale castle, one shot with the giant slingshot, campfires and more! Open Fridays & Saturday from 1 - 10 pm. Other days/times by appointment for groups of 20 or more. Warroad Seven Clans Casino 1012 East Lake St. 218-386-3381 or 800-815-8293 http://www.sevenclanscasino.com/ * 24 hours/day Blackjack, Keeno, 250 direct payout slotmachines. Open 7 days a week. Includes the Lakeview Restaurant.
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Ada East Grand Forks
Pioneer Village 218-784-4989 Heritage Center 218-773-3952
Highway 200 W 219 20th St. NE * May - October Next to Technical College The village features ten historic buildings, as well as a new log http://www.egfheritage.com/ historical museum, containing exhibits and articles from Norman Heritage Village preserves and brings to life the history of the Red county's past. Geneology information in the museum. River Valley with tours of pioneer buildings and presentations representing the upper Midwest and the life in the mid to late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Call for tour arrangements. Argyle Northern Lights Railroad Museum 218-773-6668 Argyle Museum Depot 218-437-6347 or 218-437-8580 219 20th St NE *9am - 3pm *$1.00 per person * Sundays in the summer Model railroad layouts, displays and exhibits and history of railroads Preserved Great Northern Depot, log shanty, and old jail. Call 218- in the Northern Great Plains. The museum is housed in an exact 437-6621 for tours. Includes all graduating class photos from the replica of the train terminal "Casey Holt Junction". Open every Argyle Public School. Saturday. Old Mill State Park 33489 240th Ave. NW Fosston 17 mi. NE of Warren, and 13 miles east of Argyle, or 11 miles west of Newfolden on County Road 4. East Polk Co. Heritage Center 218-435-6594 http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Contact: Dean Vikan Hwy 2 East * Open year round East side of town, next to Hospital. Larson Grist Mill and pioneer cabin. See a 1880's grist mill powered by a Case #359 steam engine. Interpretive signs and [email protected] audio-show. Pioneer cabin furnished with period household items, * Late May - Early September * Free traditional garden. Restored 100 year old, ten room house full of historical furnishings, books, photographs and memorabilia. Donated in 1986. Open weekends. Climax Sand Hill Settlement Goodridge Hwy. 220 W 218-378-4380 www.shshs.org Goodridge Historical Sites Log Farmstead under construction. Building #3 coming in 2017! Contact: Norma Hanson Historical buildings preserved and renovated in the downtown area. The Country Store Museum, Pioneer Living History Center, Crookston Log Barn and House, School Museum, Train Depot, and Country Store. Open by appointments during Summer months. CarnegieHistory Center 218-281-1038 101 N Ash St. Greenbush Home for traveling exhibits from the Minnesota Historical Society.perated by the Polk County Historical Society, the old Pelan Pioneer Park Carnegie Library building is undergoing a restoration but still holds Nine miles west on Highway 11. traveling exhibits from the Minnesota Historical Society along with local history and art displays throughout the year. Call the museum Rustic camping. for a schedule of events. Restored Pioneer Village, wild flower gardens and berries.
Huot Park Historical Site Hendrum Located between Crookston and Red Lake Falls Features the Old Crossing Treaty Monument commemorating the 218-784-7423 treaty signed at this location between the US Government and the Norman County Genealogy Society Chippewa in 1863, opening the Red River Valley to settlers.
Polk County Museum 218-281-1038 Quincy Cemetery 218-860-6280 Highway 2 East. * May 29 - September 10 * Noon to 5:00 pm * Donation Contact: Todd Harrington Churches, Neighborhoods. Closed in winter months, but will open Commemorative plaque depicting the former city of Quincy, just for tours and appointments. Also, see Crookston's Historic west of Hendrum. One of the earliest settlements in the area along downtown business district. the river.
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Lake Bronson Shelly
Kittson Co. History Center & 218-754-4100 Norman County Historical Society Museum Museum 332 East Main Street * June-August In City of Lake Bronson This historic site features an early school house and many exhibits * Year round * 9 am -5pm Wk days, (1-5 pm) Sat/Sun (in summer) and articles from Norman county's past. * Free admission, donations welcome A variety of exhibits about the past ways of life in the county. Many Red River History Museum 218-886-7335 or examples of antique cars and farm equipment. Special events held 886-8895 periodically. Includes a genealogy research library. Intersection of 3rd St. E and McKinley Ave. The Red River History Museum has many unique things to offer, McIntosh such as the Loom Room. This room has 3 large working looms, with which they hold weaving classes (please call one of the McIntosh Heritage & Arts 218-563-2040 numbers below to see class schedules). Also, they have other areas dedicated to doctors, schools, military uniforms and old toys. 240 Cleveland Ave. Location: Bjella Building www.mnhistoricnw.org Stephen * 10-2, M - F Old Home Town Museum 218-478-2456 Founded in 2010 as a museum and research facility. 608 5th St. Across from Riverside Golf Club. Plummer * August - September Artifacts, exhibits, harness shop display, antique machinery, Tri River Museum equipment and tools. Open Sundays from 1-5 or call for tour Tri River Museum was established in 2006 to preserve the history appointments anytime. and artifacts of the Tri River area which includes the Clearwater River, Red Lake River and the Lost River. Call Roger Skjerven at 218-465-4238 or Glenyce Eskeli at 218-465-4446 to arrange a time Thief River Falls to visit the museum. Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village 218-681-5767
Roseau 825 Oakland Park Road * Memorial Day to Labor Day * Daily 1 pm - 5 pm 218-463-2351 Memorial Arena The Village has 19 buildings, including a museum, Victorian house, Contact: Bill Lund two railroad depots, school house, church, blacksmith shop, machinery and automobile building and seven log houses. Houses the history of hockey for Roseau - the home of NHL, Olympic, collegiate and high school champions and medalists. Soo Line R.R. Depot 218-681-2500
Pioneer Farm and Village 218-463-1045 405 Third St E 2 miles west of Roseau on Hwy. 11. US Hwy 59 on the easterly edge of the Central Business District. http://roseaupioneerfarm.com/ * Open year round, except holidays. * 8 am to 5 pm The Roseau Pioneer Farm and Village honors the pioneers and This two-story Flemish brick & limestone, Craftsman-style also shows the youth of present and future generations how our combination passenger and freight depot was completed in 1914. ancestors made their living. Fall Festival every August. It is the only first-class architecturally designed Soo Line Railroad Depot remaining in Minnesota. The Depot was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995. The Depot was Roseau Co. Museum & 218-463-1918 restored and remodeled in 1997 and now functions as City Hall. An Interpretive Center exhibit of historic railroad photographic panels is on permanent display. 121 Center St. E; Suite 101 [email protected] 218-681-2500 www.roseaucohistoricalsociety.org Steam Locomotive No. 1024 * Year Round * 9:30 - 5, M - F 405 Third St E Organized in 1927, the museum displays the history of Roseau On the Soo Line Railroad Depot- City Hall site. County through interpretive exhibits using artifacts, documents, Steam Locomotive No. 1024, a Mikado class steam engine, was photographs of the area that tell the story of the county's past and built by the American Locomotive works, Dunkirk, in 1912 for the present culture. The research center is a resource for all areas of Monon Railroad of Indiana. 1024 and seven other locomotives county, township, city and individual information. The museum is were sold by the Monon R.R. to the Soo Line R.R. in 1941 and organized under the Roseau County Historical Society. The 1942. It is the last known steam locomotive of its type in existence Historical Society holds an annual meeting in April. Host events that was operated by the Monon R.R. The Soo Line R.R. donated and provides educational tours/programs to schools and the locomotive to the City and it has been on static display at the organizations. Depot site since 1956.
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The Carnegie Library 218-681-3720 The Gardens Arena 218-386-3862
102 Main Ave. N. 707 Elk St. NW The Carnegie Public Library was dedicated in 1914. In 1968, the Houses the history of hockey for Warroad - the home of Olympic library moved to a new building, but the original location has since Champions and medalists. The Gardens features an Olympic size housed several organizations in the community. ice sheet. Lobby level, seating area and lower level is a total of 70,000 square feet. It houses 1,703 theater-style permanent seats. Its 9,960 sq. ft. lobby contains the main office, meeting room, photo Twin Valley history panels, public restrooms and concession area.
Heritage Museum, Art Gallery & 218-584-5658 Veteran's Memorial Tourist Info Center Corner of Elk St and Hwy 11 104 First Street NE This beautiful memorial commemorates our United States Armed Two buildings on Hwy. 32 under Water Tower. Forces. The Twin Valley Heritage Center is a museum, information center and an Art Gallery. The Heritage Center provides you with an Warroad Heritage Center & 218-386-2500 opportunity to step back into the past of the local area with Museum museum artifacts, history and information. Restored log house located on the site. 202 Main Ave. NE, PO Box 688 Agassiz Recreational Trail passes alongside of depot replica. * M - Sat (1-5 pm), Sunday (1-4 pm) * Free Exhibits and artifacts: Indian artifacts from the Warroad area, the local commercial fishing industry, the Northwest Angle, early Warren pioneers, military, the fur trade, Marvin Windows & Doors, Christian Brothers Hockey Stick factory & Sports. Works by area writers, genealogies & old photographs with information on the early lumber Settlers Square Museum/Historical 218-745-4803 industry, mink ranching, boating, transportation & special holiday Society exhibits. 808 East Johnson Ave. East end of Johnson Ave., South of the Fairgrounds. [email protected] Historical Village featuring eight store fronts depicting an 1880 street. Main building houses many pieces of antique farm machinery. On display, the UFO Sheriff's car of Marshall County. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day from 10 am to 5 pm, Monday - Friday. Special appointments welcomed, free admission.
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3 Historical Markers 218-386-3543
There are three Historical Markers within the City Limits. 1. Warroad Point Park, at end of Lake St. NE. Establishment of Fort St. Charles 2. Lake St. NE, just west of 1st Ave. Old "war road" from which the river and village derived their name (Sioux would invade the territory by way of the Red and Roseau Rivers. This route ended at the mouth of the Warroad River). 3. Lake St. & Hwy. 11. Warroad Fur Post
Canadian National Depot 218-386-1454
121 Main Ave. NE This railroad depot opened to the public on July 4, 1985. The oak doors, window casings and woodwork are restored from the original building, as is the counter at the office building. The public washroom doors are from the original building. The Depot now serves as the Warroad City Office center, and is on the National Register of Historical Places.
Fort St. Charles at Northwest 218-386-3543 Angle A recreation of the trading post founded by Sieur De LaVerendrye in 1732 as the western most headquarters for early explorers and traders.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 35 Area Attractions Outfitters/Bait Shops Crookston Ceason's Bait & Tackle 218-281-6665 East Grand Forks Cabela's 218-773-0282 Hunting & fishing store featuring trophy animals. http://www.cabelas.com Erskine Fuel 'N Things 218-687-5137 Bait, tackle & gas Fertile Northside Express 218-945-6161 Bait, gas & tackle Greenbush Blooming Valley Outfitters 218-782-BEAR Full service hunting guide [email protected] www.bloomingvalleyoutfitters.com Greenbush River's Edge Bait and 218-782-2339 Bait, tackle, fee base Convenience hunting. Free advice Halstad Valley Hardware and Supply 218-456-2148 Bait, tackle & fishing/game licenses. Hendrum Nepstad Oil Co. 218-861-6241 Fishing & game licenses, misc. supplies. http://www.nepstadoil.com/ Karlstad Bear Buster Outfitters 218-436-2494 http://bearbusters.net Lake Bronson Lake Bronson Market 218-754-4213 McIntosh Wertish Bait Service 218-563-2155 Bait & tackle Mentor Harlan's Boats R Us 218-637-2050 or Boat sales, storage & 888-327-8802 service, bait, tackle Mentor Oak Cove Resort & Marine 218-637-2124 Bait, tackle, boat sales/repair/rental Roseau Cenex "C" Store 218-463-1836 Bait, gas & tackle Roseau Denny's Outdoor Sports 218-463-9913 Bait, gas & tackle http://dennysoutdoorsports.com/ Thief River Falls Erl's Market 218-681-4627 Bait Thief River Falls Hunters Outlet 218-681-3030 Warroad Farmers Union Oil Co. 218-386-1318 Bait, tackle, gas, service shop & C-store Warroad Reel Adventure Fishing 218-469-0721 Guided fishing service http://www.reeladventureslow.com/ Warroad Rich's Ice Fishing 218-821-6464 http://richsicefishing.com/ Warroad Riverside Bait and Tackle 218-386-1200 Bait, tackle, licenses, fishing info. Station Warroad Streiff Sporting Goods 218-386-2590 Bait, tackle, licenses, supplies, archery range http://www.streiffs.com/
36 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Area Attractions Libraries Ada Ada Public Library 218-784-4480 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/ada-library/ Climax Climax Public Library 218-857-2455 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/climax-library/ Crookston Crookston Public Library 218-281-4522 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/crookston-library/ East Grand Forks Campbell Public Library 218-773-9121 Contact for information http://eastgrandforks.us/?nid=185 Fertile Fertile Public Library 218-945-6137 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/fertile-public-library/ Fosston Fosston Public Library 218-435-1320 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/fosston-library/ Greenbush Greenbush Public Library 218-782-2218 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/greenbush/ Grygla Grygla Link Library 218-294-6612 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/grygla-link-site/ Hallock Hallock Public Library 218-843-2401 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/hallock/ Halstad Halstad LINK Library 218-456-2162 Contact for information http://larl.org/locations/halstad/ Hendrum Hendrum Library 218-861-6028 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/hendrum-link-site/ Karlstad Karlstad Public Library 218-436-7323 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/karlstad-link-site/ McIntosh McIntosh Public Library 218-563-4555 Contact for information [email protected] http://larl.org/locations/mcintosh-library/ Red Lake Falls Red Lake Falls Public Library 218-253-2992 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/red-lake-falls/ Roseau Roseau Public Library 218-463-2825 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/roseau/ Thief River Falls Thief River Falls Public 218-681-4325 Contact for information Library [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/thief-river-falls/ Twin Valley Twin Valley LINK Library 218-584-8355 Contact for information http://larl.org/locations/twin-valley/ Warren Godel Memorial Library 218-745-5465 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/godel-warren/ Warroad Warroad Public Library 218-386-1283 Contact for information [email protected] http://nwrlib.org/warroad/
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January Lake Bronson Lions Club Ice Fishing Tournament Crookston 44th Annual Ag Arama Contact: Dale Klegstad 218-754-4911 218-281-8432 Red Lake Falls Snowmobile Safari 2900 University Ave. UTOP Arena North of the UMC main campus Contact: Andy Moran 218-253-4243 Contests in agronomy, animal science, horticulture, agricultural business, and natural resources highlight Ag Arama weekend. They 1st Saturday in Feb. Sponsored by Pathfinders Snowmobile Club. serve as an opportunity for students to showcase their knowledge Strathcona Strathcona Snowmobile Races and skills and have a chance to interact with alumni and faculty 218-781-2656 or 218-781-3341 members. Third weekend in February. Erskine Ice Stock Car Racing Thief River Falls K of C Fishing Derby Contact: Brian Lene 218-289-7510 Contact: Robert Buresh 218-681-7204 Join the fun of watching cars racing on ice. Season extends throughout the winter months. 8th St. Bridge Held 1st Sunday of Feb. on the Red Lake River. Prizes for all ages. Kennedy Broomball & Chili Cook-off Contact: Tom 218-674-4179 Twin Valley SNO MO Days Contact: Shelly Brevik Mentor Fire Prevention Open House Sledding races, snowmobile softball, white elephant sale, bingo, snow sculpture & much more. Other community activities. Mentor Fire Hall, 52 Lincoln Ave N Sunday October 14th, 2018. 1:00-3:00 pm. Door Prizes, Safety Warroad Fishing Derby Demonstrations, Food and Refreshments will be served 800-328-4455 1:00-3:00pm Prizes, cash, drawings. Muskeg Bay just off Springsteel Resort. Oklee Snowmobile Safari * 12:00 - 4:00 p.m. 218-796-5494 March Held on 3rd Sunday of January. Sponsored by the Moonlighters Snowmobile Club. Flom Aspelund Fish Fry Warren 3-on-3 Pond Hockey 218-567-8160 Tournament Located at Flom Hall Contact: Warren City Office 218-745-5343 Hallock Figure Skating Show Warroad Lions Fly In Breakfast 218-843-2626 Contact: Dave Paulson 218-386-1818 or 218-386-2098 Location: Hallock Area "Warroad Lions Winter Wings" event. Warroad American Legion, Thief River Falls Home, Sport and Family Show planes landing on the Warroad River or Warroad Airport. Prizes Contact: TRF Times 218-681-4450 for pilots. Donations accepted for the breakfast. Location: REA & Huck Olson February Thief River Falls Ice Show 218-681-2183 Climax Winter Fun Day Location: Ralph Engelstad Arena Contact: Jane Vigness 218-857-2455 Sand Hill Settlement Log Farm Twin Valley Nesseth-Lien Annual Fish Fry February 17, 2018, 2-5 pm. Come and try the cross-country skis, Contact: Local Legion Member or 218-584-5254 bring your own sled or play fox and goose. Hot chocolate and City Hall bonfire at the Sand Hill Settlement Historical Log Farmstead, Hwy Location: Twin Valley Community Center 220 West. Held annually on the Friday before Good Friday. Crookston Ice Buster Daze Warren Fun Ride for MS Contact: Michael Boucher 218-280-3385 Contact: Don McGregor/Jim Folz 218-745-4886 or 218-745-5849 Ice fishing tournament, prizes & trophies. Snowmobile radar runs, Sponsored by Sno-Cat Riders, Inc. Maps available. skating & sledding. Dinner & dance plus silent auction/door prizes. Warroad Polar Plunge Halstad Vintage Snowmobile Show 763-270-7119 Held on the last Saturday in February Old Fire Hall Docks, River St NE The Polar Plunge, presented by Minnesota law enforcement, is a Kennedy Outdoor Curling Bonspiel unique opportunity for individuals, organizations and businesses to 218-674-4142 support more than 8,000 Special Olympics Minnesota athletes by VFW Middle Room jumping into Minnesota's frigid waters.
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April Roseau Communitywide Garage Sale 218-463-1542 Goodridge Lions Consignment Sale & 2nd Weekend in May Smelt Fry Thief River Falls Archery Tourney Contact: Shannon Moen 218-378-4113 Contact: Darrell Janisch 218-681-2106 3rd Saturday in April 28 Target 3-D Archery Tourney - Outdoor field course. 42 target 3- Grygla Lions Smelt Fry D Archery Tourney & 14 Target Dakota Round - Outdoor field (218) 294-6292 course. Community Center Thief River Falls Hugos Kids Triathlon McIntosh Swing Into Spring Contact: Carla Von Holtum [email protected] 218-563-3043 50 yd swim, 2.4 mile bike and 1.2 mile run. Community Center Appreciation day with pancake and sausage feed. Thief River Falls Sanford Triathlon Warren Easter Egg Hunt Contact: Carla Von Holtum [email protected] Held Saturday of Easter weekend. Easter egg hunt in Holiday Park 500 yd swim, 12 mile bike and 3 mile run. with kid's bike giveaways. Sponsored by Warren Jaycees. * 11:00 a.m. * Free Thief River Falls Thief River Falls Area Community Theater May 218- Borup Annual Smelt Fry 1101 Hwy 1 E Mothers Day in the Borup Community Center Don’t miss some of the best theater around! Our 2018 schedule includes: May 22-24 “Love, Loss and What I Wore” Fosston Fosston Farmers' Market June 19-23 “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” 218-209-2091 July 11-13 “Willy Wonka Kids” Located at the East Polk Heritage Center, Hwy 2 East July 31 and August 1-2 “Grease” Every Saturday morning at 8 am. Twin Valley Trails in Heaven Greenbush Memorial Celebration Contact: Danette Gwin 218-584-5577 Memorial Day at the Greenbush/Middle River School, Greenbush Horse ride and campout on Memorial Day weekend that honors Campus. Sponsored by the American Legion Post 88. past members of the Twin Valley Riders Club. Halma Halma & Lake Bronson June Memorial Day Service Contact: Shane Olson 218-265-2849 Ada Norman County Fair Location: Halma Community Center 218-784-3391 The Halma-Lake Bronson American Legion Annual Memorial Day Carnival, livestock show, horseshoe tournament, softball Service. Honoring the 18 servicemen from the Halma-Lake tournament, grandstand show, enduro/sprint car races, demolition Bronson area who died in service of our country during our derby, dance, stock car races, 4-H exhibits and more. country's wars. Military service follows at Riverside Cemetery in Argyle Meet Your Neighbor Day Lake Bronson (Odd numbered years) and Eidsvold Cemetery in Halma (Even numbered years). Over 80 flags are flown in memory. 218-437-6621 * 11 AM (Memorial Day) Last Saturday in June of the FULL weekend (with a Sunday). Parade, activities for young and old, free breakfast (7-9 a.m.). Lengby Memorial Day Dinner Various food stands throughout the day. Yearly community dinner on Memorial Day at Spring Lake Park. Climax Small Town Saturday Contact: Jane Vigness 218-857-2455 Mentor Mentor Farmers' Market Tractor pull, kids games, music, 5K bike/hike over the Sand Hill 218-574-2292 or 701-371-7010 River, evening BBQ pork, picnic, street dance, petting zoo, We offer organic & naturally grown produce, asparagus, aspberries, authentic threshing crew cook car & bonfire. strawberries, blackberries, apples, natural breads/baked goods, large variety of bagels, homemade doughnuts, cookies, free-range eggs, beef, lamb, local honey, live bait, maple syrup, jams, pies, salsas, lefse, handmade gifts, jewelry, imprinted t- shirts/sweatshirts, scarves, cut flowers & live plants. Memorial Day through September in Mentor City Park. * 8 to Noon
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 39 Annual Events Climax Summer Reading Thursdays Fisher Fisher's Landing Day Contact: Jane Vigness 218-857-2455 Contact: Amy Theis 218-891-2207 104 West Broadway Location: Downtown Fisher Climax Public Library One day festival with special events and activities. Fun run, softball Crafts, programs and fun for children. Thursdays at 6:30-7:30 at tournament, food, children's activities, petting zoo, beer garden, the Climax Public Library in June and July. Also this year: street dance and more! featuring artist sessions with John Erdahl (art instructor). Gary Gary Days Crookston Crookston Farmers Market 218-356-8600 Contact: Jim Borkowski 218-289-5454 Sponsored by the Gary Community Club. Held the third weekend E 3rd St. and N Ash St. in June. Parade, basketball tournament for kids, volleyball Fridays from 3-6 pm at the Downtown Square. June through tournament, craft show, children's games, street dance and more. October. Goodridge Spring into Summer Street Crookston Summer Musical Dance Contact: Rob Lutz 218-281-7279 Contact: Shannon Moen 218-378-4113 Crookston Community Theater annual musical production. 3rd Weekend in June. East Grand Art & Wine Walk Greenbush Greenbush Community Forks Rummage Sales http://www.novac.org/ 1st Saturday in June The hugely popular Art & Wine Walk is an annual happening held Hallock Back Home Days June through October, on selected Saturdays of each month in the afternoon. During the Walk, regional artists will have a chance to display their talents and wares at several downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks venues. A sample of wine will be available, Karlstad Kick'n Up Kountry at specified sites, for those 21 years of age and older. Some Wagon Wheel Ridge locations may also choose to serve nonalcoholic beverages and http://www.kicknupkountry.com snacks, along with featuring live music. The event concludes with a Convention & Visitors Bureau sponsored reception, at the Empire Annual Country music festival Arts Center, featuring complimentary champagne and hors d’ Lancaster Heritage Days oeuvres. Contact: Jen Rice 218-762-4090 East Grand Grand Cities Art Fest Golf tournament, ethnic foods, side walk sales, kid games, Forks fireman's rodeo, street dance, softball tournament and a variety of other entertainment. Held the last full weekend in June each year. 701-738-8354 Occurs in downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks McIntosh Community Rummage Sale This event features more than 150 high-end artisans and quality 218-563-3043 crafters, tantalizing food concessions, a free Rockin' the River party, live entertainment, a Kids' Corner and much more. It occurs on the second Saturday and Sunday in June. Mentor Pancake Breakfast Mentor Fire Hall, 52 Lincoln Ave N Erskine Take a Kid Fishing Day Free Will Donation 218-687-2635 *June 24th 10am-1pm Mentor Patio Parties Erskine Water Carnival 218-637-6912 Contact: Doug Planten 218-687-4678 Mentor Municipal Liquor Store, 201 Garfield Ave Saturday night during the Summer months, weather permitting. Fertile Car Show Food, Music, Alcohol, Fun. 218-945-3136 Second Saturday in June. Newfolden City Wide Rummage Sales 218-874-7135 Fertile City Wide Rummage Sale First weekend in June. 218-945-6692 * 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. First weekend in June Roosevelt Wildflower Celebration 218-386-2744 View wild orchids, classes, festival, food.
40 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Annual Events Tabor Farm Fest Argyle Creamery Picnic 218-745-5037 218-437-8174 On County 23, 17 miles Northeast of East Grand Forks. Location: Old Mill State Park Last full weekend in June, Thursday - Sunday. 40 hours of dancing Fourth Sunday in July. Picnic and play at the park. Enjoy free ice and listening pleasure. 9 Bands, free beverage and Czech tacos one cream compliments of the Marshall County Dairy Association. evening, old fashioned barn dance, polka church service, overnight Games, entertainment and music fills the day. camping with showers provided, acres of parking, shuttle car from parking lot, food served all four days. Badger Badger All School Reunion Contact: Tia Hietala 218-528-2108 Thief River Falls Creative Craft Festival Parade, games, entertainment. Held every 5 years. July 14-16, Contact: Dede Coltom 218-681-5712 2016. Location: Floyd B. Olson Park Borup Borup Days Large outdoor craft show. Parade, craft show, horseshoe and karaoke Warren City Wide Garage Sales 218-745-5174 East Grand Sertoma 4th of July Held 1st Saturday in June. Multiple sales throughout the town. Forks Celebration Complete list available in the Warren Sheaf. Warren June Bug 5k run/walk Fertile Fertile Annual Parade 228 E Johnson Ave 218 687-3637 or 218-574-2397 www.junebugrun.com Held on the Sunday of the Polk County Fair Fun evening for the whole family. 5k walk/run, Tot trot, Kids 1k, and 1 mile run. Fertile Polk County Fair This years run is on Flag Day so break out your red, white and blue http://www.polkcountyfairfertilemn.com/ apparell and join us for a patriotic run!Go to website for printable We have something for everyone, including exhibits, midway, free- registration form or sign up online. stage and grandstand events, animals, etc… Warren North Valley Health Center Fosston Crazy Days Annual Golf Tournament Contact: Greg Mireault 218-435-6171 218-745-4211 Flea/farmers market and craft bazaar at the East Polk Heritage Warren Riverside Golf Course Center (Contact Dean Vikan at 218-435-6594) Fun golf tournament for a great cause. Awards, food and Greenbush 4th of July Celebration beverages, bucket chances, steak supper, raffle for a John Deere July 4th parade with several other activities and events throughout * 9:00am * $55.00 the day. Warroad 7th Annual Warroad Wine Hallock Kittson County Fair Walk Contact: Barb Peterson 218-762-6661 SIP, WALK, SHOP! The 7th Annual Wine Walk throughout the 2nd Week in July. Carnival, petting zoo, demo auto racing, city of Warroad is Saturday, June 16, 2018! livestock show, grandstand entertainment, stock car races.
The official starting point for the 2018 Wine Walk is Pine Ridge Halma Frog Fest Liquor. Registration is $20 per person & includes a souvenir wine Contact: Ronda Davis 218-265-2084 glass, wine tasting and chances to win some amazing prizes! Annual event that includes lawn mower races, karaoke contest, kids Warroad NCC Motorhead Classic games and a street dance 800-328-4455 Kennedy Celebrate Kennedy Weekend North Country Cruiser's Car Club car show and cruise. 218-674-4142 Winger Lions Annual Fish Fry Includes softball, rummage sales, 5k run/walk, golf tournament, bingo, kids games, beer garden, community lunch/supper & a street Contact: Steve Massmann 218-938-4495 dance.July 20th-21st
Winger Winger Craft Show Lengby 4th of July Dinner Contact: Jeanine Joans 218-938-4125 Yearly community dinner on the 4th of July at Spring Lake Park. Held in mid to late June. McIntosh Antique Tractor Parade July 218-563-3043 2nd Saturday in July Alvarado Lions' Corn Feed Location: Alvarado City Park
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 41 Annual Events Mentor 2nd Annual Mentor/Lakes Thief River Falls Pennington County Fair area 5k Contact: Ray Safranski 218-681-4287 July 21st, $20 registration, $5.00 Kids 12 & under. Next to the Huck Olson Memorial Civic Center. *8:30am Held in July for five days. Live "bandshell" music, demolition derby, carnival, livestock shows, horseshow and bullride. Mentor 4th of July Celebration 218-637-2911 Thief River Falls Thunder on Hooves P.B.R. Main St. Bullride Dance 4th of July weekend, live music and fireworks. Contact: Chamber of Commerce 218-681-3720 Held in conjunction with the Pennington County Fair each July. Mentor Maple Lake Arts & Crafts Festival Trail July 4th Celebration Contact: Duaine Sanden 218-637-2491 or 701-885-5266 Contact: Helen Sordahl 218-268-4465 Occurs June 30 - July 1. Fireworks, dance, street games for children, kiddie parade. Mentor Pulled Pork Lunch Twin Valley Town & Country Days Mentor City Park Contact: Shelly Brevik 218-584-8282 Free will donation Second or Third Friday-Saturday of July. (Set as to not conflict 10am-1pm with the Norman County Fair.) Many local activities including the Street Dance, Car Show, Parade and Tractor Pull Oklee Red Lake County Fair Warren Marshall County Fair Contact: Don Vatthauer 218-253-2990 Contact: Scott Peters 218-686-3507 Carnival, livestock exhibits, art show, kiddie parade, live grandstand show. 29114 260th St. NW [email protected] Oklee Sedestal Laget www.marshallcountyfair.org Contact: Glen Hofstad 218-796-5486 Location: E. Johnson & 8th St. Norwegian Heritage Event. Held in late July/early August for five days - Wednesday through Sunday, with a parade on Wednesday to kick off events. Amateur Oslo Catfishing Contest talent show, carnival, grandstand shows, demolition race, derby, Contact: Corey Jamieson 218-695-1038 bingo, Settler Square historical activities, 4-H and craft exhibits. Location: Oslo Boat Landing on the Red River Warren WAO Ed. Foundations 13th Sponsored by the Oslo Rod & Gun Club Annual Golf Scramble Red Lake Falls Summerfest 218-745-4646, ext 1317 Contact: Civic & Commerce 218-253-2684 Warren Golf Course, 990 E Johnson Ave Last weekend in July A fun golf outing with several games within the scramble and lunch included. Great Prizes ! The Warren/Alvarado/Oslo Public School Roosevelt Flea Market Eduation Foundation is a fund-raising arm for the 218-442-7715 Warren/Alvarado/Oslo School District. Location: Roosevelt Arena, located downtown It is an incorporated 501(c)(3) charitable organization created to Every 3 and 4th of July. Antiques, collectibles, crafts, tools and provide funding through donations for: much more. Concessions available. •Educational materials •School requested projects and special programs Roseau Art In The Park •Scholarships for secondary education Contact: Julie Elick 218-463-1405 * 8:30am * Location: Pioneer Village - west of Roseau Warroad 4th of July Celebration Sponsored by Roseau Area Arts Association 800-328-4455 Roseau Roseau County Fair Street and lighted boat parade. Fireworks, food vendors and Contact: Richard Magnussen 218-463-1009 games. Annual Chili Cookoff. A street dance occurs the night http://www.roseaucountyfair.com/ before. 6 days Sunday thru Friday. Children's barn, headline entertainment Warroad Art In The Yard for three nights, carnival, livestock showing, demolition derby, food stands. Approximately 45,000 visitors. 218-386-3168 Area artists display on Lake Street during the July 4th celebration. Stephen Stephen Days 218-478-0265 2nd weekend in July. Golf tournament, fishing contest, antique machinery display, parade, kids games, community fun night, live music, food, pie and ice cream social, truck show, silent auction and bingo.
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August Lake Bronson Annual Fine Arts Show Location: Kittson County Museum Argyle Grinding Day Artists Unlimited sponsored show. 218-437-8174 or 218-754-2200 Lake Bronson Bronson Fest 33489 240th Ave. NW Contact: Tim Undeberg http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/ Flea markets, vendors, parade, kids games and a street dance. at Old Mill State Park August 4th -5th. Stop by the restored, 100-year-old gristmill and steam engine to see flour ground the old-fashioned way. Hear Lars Larson describe Red Lake Falls Chautauqua & French what life was like in the late 19th century. The pioneer cabin will Canadian/Metis Festival be open for viewing, and fresh stone-ground flour will be for sale. Contact: Virgil Benoit 218-253-2270 Crookston Classic Cruiser's Run to the Location: Old Treaty Crossing Park Park Annual history Chautauqua and arts festival sponsored by The Contact: Miles Whetham 218-289-4178 Association of the French of the North. A celebration of the French presence in North America and the history of the Red River Crookston Ox Cart Days Valley from frontier to settlement times. Singing, dancing and Contact: Crookston Chamber 218-281-4320 family fun. Occurs the 4th weekend in August. 107 West 2nd St., PO Box 115 Roosevelt Roosevelt - 9 Attractions include: Torchlight Parade, games and entertainment, 218-442-5551 childrens activities, bed race and fireworks. Location: 9 miles North on County 17 East Grand Cats Incredible Lake of the Woods Threshing Bee - Threshing demonstration, Forks sawmill demonstration, food stands. Antique tractors and https://www.catsincredibletournament.com/ machinery. Shingle mill, parade, flea market, toy museum, log home, pioneer schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, camping available. Catfishing tournament with cash-prizes, outdoor concerts, concession stands, children's games and contests. Roseau Pioneer Farm and Village East Grand Heritage Days Festival Forks Contact: Tom Jacobson 218-424-7648 218-773-6668 Kiddie parade, festival, parade, music and stage entertainment http://www.egfheritage.com/ Historic displays and demonstrations. Two days of activity. Shocking and bundling, steam threshing, Saw Mill demonstration, St. Hilaire Lions Smash & Bash Demo blacksmith demonstration, historical skits and story telling. Derby Pioneer Village, parade of antique machinery, cars, horses, dancing At the Island Park. and music programs. Fertile Crazy Days St. Hilaire St. Hilaire Municipal Liquor 218-945-6692 Store Street Dance Customer appreciation day. Strathcona Strathcona Fall Festival Fosston Classic Car Show 218-781-2812 or 218-781-2670 Hwy 2 East Held the 2nd Sunday in August. Flea market, craft sales, At the East Polk Heritage Center concession stands, non-denominational church services, live music, East Polk Heritage Day & Highway 2 Cruisers Classic Car Show. parade, lunch in the park, kids games, softball games. Grygla Grygla Fall Festival * 9:00 am to dusk Last full weekend in August before Labor Day weekend. Street Thief River Falls Archery Tourney dances, softball tournament, demo derby, parade, kiddie tractor pull Contact: Darrell Janisch 218-681-2106 and other childrens games. 28 Target 3-D Archery Tourney - Outdoor field course. 42 target 3- Hallock Ribfest/Run, Roll and Ride D Archery Tourney & 14 Target Dakota Round - Outdoor field course. Contact: Loren Younggren [email protected] Thief River Falls RiverFest Weekend Karlstad Moose Fest Contact: Chamber of Commerce 218-681-3720 Contact: City Office 218-436-2178 Live bands and food booths. Includes the Street Wizards care show and Crazy Days in downtown Thief River Falls. Held on [email protected] Friday and Saturday. Sponsored by the Karlstad Lions. Twin Valley City Wide Rummage Sales Contact: Twin Valley Times 218-584-5195 (to place ads) First Saturday of August.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 43 Annual Events Warren Crazy Days Lancaster Fall Festival Contact: Warren Sheaf 218-745-5174 Contact: Jen Rice 218-762-4090 Parade, pool activities and side walk sales, and kiddie parade Held second Saturday in September. Kiddie parade, side walk sales, community rummage sales, pie social & bake sale. Warroad Community Appreciation Dinner McIntosh Craft and Market Day Contact: Warroad Chamber of 800-328-4455 218-563-3043 Commerce Held the third Saturday in September. Outdoor picnic at the City Park, live music. Newfolden Newfest September 218-874-7135 Parade, dance, carnival, community supper, treasure hunt, fun run, Ada Fun in the Flatlands food stands, and flea market. Weekend after labor day. Contact: LeeAnn Konkin 218-784-3542 Stephen Fall Festivities Weekend after Labor Day in conjunction with 4-H Achievement 218-478-3092 Day. Three days of activities & entertainment. Horseshoe King of Trails activities along Highway 75. Rummage sales, etc. tournament, chili cook-off, Art in the Park (Westside Park), parade, Activities are advertised. craft sale, dance, car races & many other family events. Badger Badger Fall Festival Strathcona Northland Threshing Bee Contact: Melroy Wiskow 218-782-2866 Contact: Darrel Warne 218-528-3343 Follow State Hwy 32 North to Co. 8 East 6 1/2 miles Street dance, tournaments, parade, games for children, entertainment, lunch and dinner. Held the weekend after Labor Day. Old Fashion Threshing using steam tractors. 2 day event. Brooks Blast to Brooks Thief River Falls Everybodys Market 218-698-4220 Contact: Chamber of Commerce 218-681-3720 Downtown Brooks Location: Downtown & Floyd B. Olson Park First Saturday after Labor Day. Tournaments, games, cook-out, street dance. Outdoor craft show and flea market. Held the second Saturday in September. Crookston Harvest Festival Contact: Allen Dragseth 218-281-2550 October Location: Red River Valley Sugarbeet Museum Badger Community Halloween Party Lunch and demonstration of pioneer harvest with early machines. Contact:Becky Lisell 218-528-2550 Crookston King of Trails Marketplace Games, family event, costume contests, prizes on Halloween. Contact: Crookston CVB 218-281-4320 or 800-809-5997 * 5:30 - 7:00 pm Held on a Saturday in September. Farmers Market, flea market, city-wide garage sales, wine walk and a catfish tournament. Crookston Crookston Cornstalk Jamboree Contact: Crookston Chamber of 218-281-4320 Crookston Pioneer Day Commerce Contact: Jerry Amiot 218-218-1038 Music, food, crafts, bake sale, farmer's market and a light pole Location: Polk County Museum decorating contest. 1st Sunday after Labor Day. Crookston United Way Soup & Chili Fertile Wild West Hoe Down Cook Off 218-945-6649 Contact: United Way of Crookston 218-281-1715 Held at the Fertile Fairgrounds. Games, food and entertainment for PO Box 215 all ages. Amateurs and professionals compete for trophies. Flom FlomFest East Grand Arts and Crafts Show 218-567-8160 Forks Dinner, dance, mud run, skeet shooting contest, kids games and Contact: Darlene Gust 218-773-0525 more Location: VFW Arena & Civic Center Arena Fosston Heritage Days 1st weekend in October. Sponsored by the EGF Arts & Crafts Contact: Dean Vikan 218-435-6594 Council. Location: At Heritage Center, Hwy 2 East near hospital Fertile Community Craft Sale One day festival with special events and activities celebrating our Contact: Stacy Erickson 218-277-9338 special history. Music, crafters, food and more. First Saturday after Location: Fertile-Beltrami School Labor Day.
44 NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE Annual Events Fertile Haunted Trails Mentor Dance 218-945-3136 218-637-6912 Held late in October at the Agassiz Environmental Learning Center Mentor Municipal Liquor Store, 201 Garfield Ave (1 mile west of Fertile on Summit Ave.) Corner of Garfield and Second St. Greenbush Greenbush Halloween Party Dance almost every Saturday night all Winter long. Band or DJ. Location: Greenbush/Middle River School, Greenbush Campus Roseau Arts & Crafts Show/Sale Halloween Party on October 31st. Contact: Carol Amundson 218-463-1472 Halma Eidsvold Lutheran Church Location: Roseau School Harvest Festival Thanksgiving weekend annually. Dozens of crafters from all over Minnesota display/sell their products. Contact: Wanda Undeberg 218-265-3271 * 10am - 6pm Fri., 10am - 3pm Sat. Located at Halma Community Center Roseau Roseau's Diva Day Kennedy Kennedy Halloween Party [email protected] 218-674-4142 www.rwot.org Occurs the evening of Halloween night. Roseau City Center Middle River Middle River Goose Festival A day for women…pamper yourself with massages, new skin Contact: Delray and Colleen Ness 218-222-3521 treatments, special treats and opportunities for shopping from local crafters, vendors and artists. Sponsored by the Roseau Women of Parades, dance, exhibits, food stands, games, childrens games and Today. Occurs the first Saturday of November. theater production. * 10 AM to 4 PM Oklee Community Craft Sale Thief River Falls Country Crafters Craft Sale Contact: Emily Bernier 218-796-5105 Contact: Becky 218-681-8730 2nd Avenue Location: VFW Club Williams Potato Days Selling crafts, baked goods, homemade soups & lunch. Contact: Henrietta Olson 218-783-6435 Thief River Falls Holiday Craft Fair Queen crowned, show, educational information and festival. 218-681-2183 November Location: Ralph Engelstad Arena Crafts of numerous kinds. Crookston Fall Craft and Vendor Fair * 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Contact Sheila 218-289-3212 Weekend after Thanksgiving. Registration required to display. Warren Thanksgiving Dinner Free thanksgiving dinner served for anyone in the area alone at Fosston Craft Show Senior Center. Sponsored by Warren Jaycees. Contact: Karen Graham 218-435-6434 * 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. * Free Sponsored by the Swim Club. Held at the High School on the 1st Saturday in November. December * 9-4 Ada Old Fashioned Family Grygla Hunters Supper Christmas Festival Community Center Contact: LeeAnn Konkin 218-784-3540 www.grygla.govoffice2.com Location: Ada VFW, Fire Hall 1st weekend of deer hunting, Sat. - serve turkey, mashed potatoes Held first Saturday in December. Parade, Santa, craft show, free and all the trimmings. movies and a dance. Lake Bronson Christmas Open House Badger Home for the Holidays Location: Kittson County Museum Contact: Lisa Erickson at Badger 218-528-3201 Craft & Bake Sale the Saturday before Thanksgiving School Lake Bronson Lake Bronson Deer Hunter's Badger Community Hall, 203 North Main St Supper Second Saturday in December. Contact: Lake Bronson American 218-754-2525 Crookston Dasher Days Legion Contact: Crookston Chamber 218-281-4320 Located at the Lake Bronson American Legion Skating and bonfires. Meet Santa and Mrs. Claus. A variety of Occurs on the evening of the Minnesota Deer Hunting Opener. activities for children. Local stores are filled with holiday savings and treats.
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA VISITOR & RECREATION GUIDE 45 Annual Events East Grand Heritage Village Christmas Newfolden Holiday Tour of Homes Forks Festival 218-874-7135 218-773-6668 Bake sale and tour of selected homes in the community. http://www.egfheritage.com/ Nielsville Santa Days Location: Heritage Village across from Northwest Tech. College Chuck Millard Christmas carols, program, sleigh rides, cocoa & cookies. Meet 218-946-2415 Santa. Nielsville Fire Hall Erskine Magical Holiday Craft Show Roseau Christmas Treasures 218-687-2379 218-463-2825 Community Center Location: City Center Held the first Saturday in December. Sponsored by Roseau Area Friends of the Library. Fertile Holiday Open House Roseau Super Santa Saturday 218-945-3290 [email protected] Held in Downtown Fertile, early in December. www.rwot.org Fertile Santa Day Roseau City Center 218-945-3290 Occurs the first Saturday of December. Come for door prizes, Held the first Saturday in December at LaLa's. Crafts and treats and activities for the kids, pictures with Santa by the fireplace and a the chance to meet Santa and Mrs. Claus. free lunch. * 10 AM to 12:30 PM Flom Cowboy Christmas Contact: Don Jensen 218-584-8441 Tabor WinterFest Occurs the second weekend in December. Activities include 218-687-4646 pictures with santa and an antique wagon, cowboy poetry, stick Horse drawn sleigh rides, Santa visit, craft sales, turkey drawings, horse rodeo, program with local talent, dance and a potluck face painting and much more. supper. 1880's dress encouraged with an authentic dress contest. Proceeds raised go to the Ronald McDonald House. Santa Claus Twin Valley Santa Day Day always follows Cowboy Christmas. Contact: Twin Valley Booster 218-584-5254 Members Greenbush Holiday Weekend/Santa Claus Location: Twin Valley Community Center First weekend in December. Features include a craft fair, bake Held in Early December sale, Santa workshop, holiday music, movies, sleigh rides, and a Santa visit. Warren Santa Day Halstad Santa Day December 1st. Visit from Santa at the community center with a lunch served. Sponsored by the Halstad Community Club.
Hendrum Santa Day 218-861-6210 Sponsored by Hendrum Fire Department Kennedy Santa Supper 218-674-4142 VFW Middle Room Lake Bronson Lake Bronson Santa Claus Day Contact: Joyce Storeby 218-754-2525
Lancaster Santa Claus Day/Parade of Lights Contact: Jen Rice 218-762-4090 Held the 1st Saturday in December. Bingo, treats and a visit from Santa. Parade of lights at dark. Mentor Santa Day Mentor Fire Hall, 52 Lincoln Ave N December 15th. Treats from Santa, Hay Wagon Rides, Door Prize and Refreshments. 1:00-3:00pm
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Explore Minnesota Brooks City Clerks Office 218-681-0997 PO Box 98 218-698-4220 Contact: Dave Bergman City Clerk: Joyce Morinville www.exploreminnesota.com [email protected]
Greater Grand Forks Convention & Visitors Crookston Chamber of Commerce Bureau 107 W 2nd St 218-281-4320 4251 Gateway Drive 800-866-4566 www.visitgrandforks.com In Grand Forks, ND Crookston Convention & Visitors Bureau 107 West 2nd St. 218-281-4320 or 1-800-809-5997 Minnesota Department of Natural Resources www.visitcrookston.com http://www.dnr.state.mn.us * 8 am - 4:30 pm M-F Natural resource and outdoor recreation information for the state Historic walking tour brochures available. of Minnesota The Chamber of Commerce Riverland PO Box 315 701-772-7271 http://visitriverland.org www.gochamber.org Riverland is a regional tourism organization that is comprised of 202 N 3rd St., Grand Forks, ND, 58203 seven communities in Northwest Minnesota – Crookston, East Grand Forks and East Grand Forks have a combined Chamber of Grand Forks, Fertile, Red Lake Falls, St. Hilaire & Thief River Falls. Commerce.
Tour Kittson County Erskine City Office http://tourkittsoncounty.com/ PO Box 59 218-687-4646 Tourist information site for Kittson County, MN. City Clerk: Angie Shimpa www.ci.erskine.mn.us Nature Northwest 105 Ross Ave. www.northernminnesota.org Web Site for nature based recreation and attractions. Fertile City Office PO Box 628 218-945-3136 Ada Chamber of Commerce Contact: Lisa Liden 211 W. Main St. 218-784-3542 [email protected] www.cityoffertile.org Location: Duane Knutson Community Center, 101 S. Mill St. Ada City Hall * 8-4 pm PO Box 32 218-784-5520 http://www.adamn.gov/ Fishers Landing Travel Information Center 404 W Main St. 218-773-7879 * 8 - 5 pm On Hwy. 2 between Fisher and East Grand Forks. * May- September Alvarado City Clerks Office Fishers Landing is operated by Explore MN Tourism, and has a PO Box 935 218-965-4911 comprehensive inventory of informational maps and brochures. The center specializes in vacations and recreation services City Clerk: Jill Fanfulik available in Northern Minnesota, and information on the entire 155 Marshall St. State of Minnesota. * 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Fosston City Offices, Community Development Argyle City Clerk Dept PO Box 288 218-437-6621 PO Box 607 218-435-1959 City Clerk: Vicki Tulibaski Contact: Chuck Lucken www.ci.argyle.mn.us http://www.fosston.com/ * 8:00 am - 4:30 pm In City Hall across from High School, 220 1st East * Open year round * 8-4:30 pm Badger City Clerk 111 North Main St. 218-528-3670 Gary City Clerks Office City Clerk: Angie Gregerson PO Box 104 218-356-8600 http://www.badgermn.com City Clerk: Belinda Thronson [email protected] 115 1st Ave * Mon-Fri 1:30-5:30 p.m.
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Goodridge City Office Lake Bronson City Office 305 Vaughn Main St. E 218-378-4113 PO Box 70 218-754-2710 Contact: Shannon Moen Contact: Sandy Lund www.cityoflakebronson.com Greenbush City Hall 112 East Main St. PO Box 98 218-782-2570 City Clerk: Anita Locken Lancaster City Clerks Office http://www.greenbushmn.govoffice2.com PO Box 97 218-762-6472 City Office/Community Center, 244 Main St. N City Clerk: Carol Johnson * Weekdays 8:00-4:30 http://www.lancastermn.org/
Grygla City Clerk Lancaster Community Center/Municipal Liquor PO Box 76 218-294-6292 Store City Clerk: Rose Aune 122 Central Ave. S 218-762-4090 www.grygla.govoffice2.com Center available for rent for functions large and small Grygla Civic Bldg., 219 W. Beltrami * Tues-Thurs 10:00 a.m. - 3 p.m. Lengby City Clerks Office PO Box 55 218-668-2246 Hallock City Office City Clerk: Roseann Erickson PO Box 336 218-843-2737 City Administrator: Angela Grafstom McIntosh City Clerks Office [email protected] PO Box 97 218-563-3043 http://www.hallockmn.org/ City Clerk: Melissa Finseth 163 S. 3rd St. www.ci.mcintosh.mn.us * 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 115 Broadway NW Find us on Facebook Mentor City Clerks Office Halma Community Center PO Box 162 218-637-2911 Main St. 218-265-2084 City Clerk: Lisa Schaumburg Contact: Ronda Davis [email protected] Dances, receptions, catering events, meetings etc.; call to schedule your event. Middle River City Clerks Office Hendrum City Clerks Office PO Box 57 218-222-3608 City Clerk: Lyzette Olson PO Box 100 218-861-6210 http://middlerivermn.govoffice3.com/ City Clerk: Keri Plemmons Spruce Valley Community Center, 250 Hill Ave. http://hendrummn.com/ * 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. T-Th 308 Main St. E * Mon. - Thurs., 9 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Oklee City Clerks Office For information on the Hendrum Economic Development Authority (EDA), please contact the City Clerks Office. PO Box 190 218-796-5183 City Clerk: Derek Cross Humboldt City Clerks Office [email protected] Box 52 218-843-2652 City Clerk: Brad Hemmes Oslo City Hall P.O. Box 187 218-695-3841 Karlstad City Office Contact: Debbie Goschke 107 3rd Ave. E. PO Box 299 218-436-2178 * 10 am - 12 pm and 1-3 p.m. Contact: Sue Dufault http://cityofkarlstad.com/ 104 1st St. S Perley City Clerks Office * Open All Year, M-F 8-5 Box 437 218-861-6170 City Clerk: Keri Plemmons Kennedy City Office PO Box 7 218-674-4142 Plummer City Clerks Office City Clerk: Mary Cooney PO Box 128 218-465-4231 www.cityofkennedy.com City Clerk: Margaret Peterson 414 N. Atlantic [email protected] * 1-6 pm M-F (summer), 9-3 pm M-F (winter) * 8 am - Noon from Monday to Thursday
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Red Lake Falls City Office Twin Valley Heritage, Art and Info Center PO Box 37 218-253-2684 100 1st St. NE 218-584-5658 Contact: Kathleen Schmitz On Hwy 32 in the center of town www.redlakefalls.com * M-Sat. 9-4 pm In the City Hall half block east of Main Ave. at 2nd St. * Monday thru Friday 8:00 to 4:00. Viking City Office The Center can provide information on activities available around 108 Main St. S 218-523-3901 the city including tubing, canoeing, camping and special events. Clerk: Lori Ranum
Roseau City Office Warren City Hall 121 Center St. E, Suite 102 218-463-0009 120 E. Bridge Ave 218-745-5343 Contact: Mary Hoffer www.warrenminnesota.com http://www.city.roseau.mn.us/ * All year * 8:00 am - 4:30 pm M-F
St. Hilaire City Clerks Office Warroad Chamber of Commerce PO Box 296 218-964-5257 P.O. Box 551 218-386-3543 or 1-800-328-4455 City Clerk: Margaret Peterson https://visitwarroad.com/ [email protected] On the south side of the Municipal Liquor Store Building on Hwy 11. St. Vincent City Clerk 421 Pacific Ave. 218-823-6224 Warroad City Hall Contact: Cheryl Phillips PO Box 50 218-386-1454 Contact: Kathy Lovelace Stephen City Clerks Office [email protected] 413 5th St. 218-478-3614 https://visitwarroad.com/ City Clerk: Connie Folkedahl 121 Main Ave. NE www.stephenmn.com * 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. *8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Located in the old CN Depot on Main Ave.
Strandquist City Clerk Winger City Clerks Office PO Box 54 218-597-2037 Box 70 218-938-4150 City Clerk: Shelly Suronen City Clerk: Jennifer Frohrip [email protected] Strathcona City Clerk PO Box 3 218-781-2242 City Clerk: Shirley Ryden
Thief River Falls Chamber of Commerce 102 Main Ave. N (218) 681-3720 www.trfchamber.com
Visit Thief River Falls 102 Main Ave. N 218-686-9785 www.visittrf.com
Twin Valley City Office 107 2nd St. SW 218-584-5254 City Clerk: Rachel Johnson www.twinvalley.govoffice.com * M-Th 8:30-3:30 pm, F 8-11:30 am
Twin Valley Community Center 218-584-5254 Event Center in Twin Valley available to rent. Great for weddings, dances, parties, etc. Bar available.
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