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Dedicated to those who lost their lives serving our country. VFW Candlelight Vigil for POW/MIA's held during Ag Days.

Paved trail and trout stream that run through Spring Valley.

Almanzo and Laura Ingalls Wilder attended this church from 1890-91. The church, now on the National Historical Register, has two floors of exhibits including a Wilder photo display, Conley Camera collection, Richard Sears exhibit and much more from that era. See an original Pietenpol Aircamper at the Ag Building.

Modern wine, modern feel, ancient idea. The perfect location for locals and tourists.Located in Minnesota's Bluff Country, the winery is close to the city but far from the hustle and bustle, Savor the vineyard views and sip a glass of their on-side produced wine.

Local recreation including swimming pool, baby pool, playground equipment, picnic pavillions, two tennis courts, basketball, sand volleyball and horseshoes, Located on Highway 63 and Sample Road.

One of Minnesota's finest parks. Home to 13-mile Mystery Cave and the historic pioneer town of Forestville. The park is rich in history and natural resources with trout streams, picnicking, camping, and horseback riding. Visit the 1890s rural town, browse the Meighen Store, and chat with consumed guides portraying actual residents.

Lake Louise lures hikers and horseback riders to its trails, which wind through open meadows and lush hardwoods. It also provides bicyclists with access to the paved Shooting Star State Trail, which bisects the park. A historic dam impounds the Upper Iowa and Little Iowa River, allowing for great paddling, swimming and fishing on Lake Louise. In addition, visitors swim, canoe, kayak or fish in Lake Louise. Hiking and horseback riding are also popular activities at this park. The lakeside picnic grounds and beach area draws visitors in the summer.

Deer Creek Speedway is a 60+ acre facility with one of the Midwest’s most state of the art racing complexes. This high banked 3/8 dirt-clay race track puts on an average of 30 events a year. With 24 VIP Suites, 36 VIP Decks and a total seating capacity of up to 8,000 and a full service campsite Deer Creek is set to host some of the biggest events in the country.

Offering summer camps for school-aged children, and year-round conference and retreat offerings for businesses and groups.

Hunting, other recreational activities,
and dogs are not permitted without
the landowner's permission in
easement areas.
No unauthorized motor vehicles
are allowed within easement
areas. Parking is along the road.
Do not block field entrances.

​Conveniently located off of Jefferson Parkway, Spring Creek Park offers slides and a host of other attractions for kids of all ages. The park also shares land with several soccer fields used by the Northfield Soccer Association and has a large picnic pavillion that can be used for private events.

​Masonic Park is a park in Minnesota. Masonic Park is situated nearby to Freiheit Spring and Washington. Mapcarta,

​Cherry Grove Blind Valley SNA is just south of Forestville/Mystery Cave State Park. It is bordered to the north by the Cherry Grove State Wildlife Management Area. Just across the road (193rd Avenue) from the parking spot is the privately owned Minnesota Karst Preserve, Goliath’s Cave section.

A lovely little park that features bands on Fridays in the summer

Grant Street Park is a park in Minnesota. Grant Street Park is situated nearby to Spring Valley and Freiheit Spring

This 842-acre wildlife area is situated in the gently rolling agricultural region of southwest Ohio just east of the Little Miami River, eight miles south of Xenia and four miles north of Waynesville. The area may be reached by turning east off U.S. Route 42 onto Roxanna-New Burlington Road.

This 842-acre wildlife area is situated in the gently rolling agricultural region of southwest Ohio just east of the Little Miami River, eight miles south of Xenia and four miles north of Waynesville. The area may be reached by turning east off U.S. Route 42 onto Roxanna-New Burlington Road.