Parks in Young America, Minnesota

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SCREAMTOWN is one of the biggest haunted events in the Twin cities. 2010 WE'VE GONE BIGGER, SCARIER, MORE MONSTERS, DARKER, and HARDER TO FIND YOUR WAY OUT! SCREAMTOWN is located in Chaska, MN on Highway 212. Visit www.screamtown.com ... More on HauntedHouse.com

Action Packed Paintball Games has 6 awesome fields including speedball, woodsball, and civil war. Our on-site proshop, indoor bathrooms, paved parking, and patio area make us one of the finest facilties in the upper midwest for your ... More on Warpig.com

Lowry, one of three nature centers in the Three Rivers park system, features seven miles of trails through wetlands and woods, a prairie garden, live animals, interpretive exhibits, a sledding hill... More on KidsPlayParks

Lowry, one of three nature centers in the Three Rivers park system, features seven miles of trails through wetlands and woods, a prairie garden, live animals, interpretive exhibits, a sledding hill... More on GoCityKids

This picturesque 410-acre working farm is run by the Three Rivers Park District and offers a wide range of educational and recreational opportunities.Farm residents include cattle, sheep - plus a s... More on GoCityKids

My kids found the huge bails of hay entertaining, but it was quite a drive to jump on bails of hay. More on GoCityKids

about Excelsior Commons: Excelsior Commons , the site of the annual Art on the Lake festival each June, has... More on GoCityKids

I love this bookstore! Small enough to be cosy, but somehow they always have the book I'm looking for! Make... More on TripAdvisor

corn maze Open from September 18 through October 31st: Weekends from 11am to 6 pm. ! For a coupon. More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

We started with a little maze made of straw bales… It was the biggest hit with our kids : instead o... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Named for Charles W. Christmas, first county surveyor of Hennepin County, elected in 1852, who platted the original town site of Minneapolis for John H. Stevens and Franklin Steele. This lake and Lake Minnetonka now occupy ... More on HMDB