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Greer Lake Campground
Apr 4, 2009 by Grandma from Minnesota
Overall Rating: 5

• Fishing is still good.
• Too much negative conduct especially at night.

“Fishing remains good, but the campground itself has gone downhill in recent years. (I've gone there for 30 years.) The major problem is the really bad conduct of many of the campers. There is no respect for quiet hours and way too much drunkenness. People appear to come there not for the camping but simply as a place to get drunk, fight, make noise etc. It is sad to see this all happening; this used to be a great place for family camping but not now.”

Sandtrap Golf Course
Mar 23, 2009 by David from Cass Lake
Overall Rating: 5

• Risk/reward holes, beautiful mature Norway pines.
• Not challenging, mediocre green complexes.

“The Sand Trap is a decent course for the elderly or for beginners, but doesn't pose any sort of a challenge for intermediate to accomplished players. It is very short (just over 3,000 yards), has no water, and despite the name it does not have many bunkers. It does have an interesting mix of holes, with two back-to-back risk-reward par 5 that can yield an eagle or a double-bogey, and two reachable par 4 (for big drivers). What the Sand Trap does have are trees. Many of the jack pines were lost to some sort of insect blight the past few years, but many Norway pines have been planted in strategic spots to add a little more character and better frame a few of the holes. The ownership has also done a terrific job of getting rid of the dense underbrush that made finding wayward shots a nearly impossible task in past years. The greens are very small, requiring an accurate approach to give yourself a putt, but there is no rough to speak of, so you are not penalized if you miss a green. Though there is still a lot of work to be done, the Sand Trap has come a long ways in the past dozen years or so. The owner, has installed irrigation, reworked a couple greens, reshaped some bunkers and added a couple more, and added much needed length to several holes. All in all, it's good to play when you're in town, as long as you go in with realistic expectations.”

Maplewood Community Center
Feb 23, 2009 by Rebecca from Shoreview, MN
Overall Rating: 9

• Safe and free parking.
• There is one open area on glass wall (it's a racquetball court with a net added) that the ball sometimes slips through.

“I play volleyball there on Sunday evenings. It's a very fun way to get off the couch on Sundays.”

Bemidji Bowl
Feb 20, 2009 by Peter from Minneapolis
Overall Rating: 10

• Probably the best place to do anything fun at in Bemidji.
• They close at 1:30 am.

“Great service and drink prices, sweet music, good lanes!”

Bemidji Bowl
Dec 29, 2008 by Casey from Bemidji
Overall Rating: 1

• Glow bowl and decent music.
• Service.

“Rude/unpleasant employees who seem to forget that it is their job to be there and only care about getting out asap. Lie to people about lanes being reserved so they don't have to clean them and cut off games with one frame to go. Don't go bowling at Bemidji bowl, it will ruin your night, just go with a game night at home instead!”