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What to do and see in Fairmont, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Fairmont in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Nature & Parks. Discover best things to do in Fairmont with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Gomsrud Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Gomsrud Park is Fairmont's most popular park, with boat docks, lake swimming, picnicking areas, and sand volleyball courts.
Reviewed By drcathylbagleydotcom
I'm a traveling Ob/Gyn (drcathylbagleydotcom)in the area on assignment. Yesterday I had but one simple request: to find a scenic spot to eat my bagged lunch and an afterwards stroll. Locals pointed me in the direction of Gomsrud Park stating it was their most spectacular lakeside park. Curious, I obeyed ordering my GPS to oblige! Onward to Gomsrud park we then ventured...
Fairmont, MN is so named the city of lakes... befitting considering whenever and wherever I wandered, there was lakefront sweetly wedded to breathtaking scenery... a most spectacular paring! The park had BBQ and picnic areas, a large kids play area and its trails extended under a road overpass to the other side for extended viewing, walking, bicycling and dining in an local favorite bar/restaurant known as The Channel. However, STOP and refer to my review on this eatery!
Gomsrud Park, where I wandered is a great place to stroll, play, write, exercise, meditate, propose; hold hands making all kind of plans, like, arranging first dating site rendezvous... only in warmer seasons though! Surrounded most sides by water, and in Minnesota's harsh cold climatic temperatures, you'd become a popsicle fast even in the thickest moonboots and parkas! Brrr.
In closing, I don't wonder, I know you'll enjoy wandering in Gomsrud Park, too!
2. Sylvania Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Sylvania Park features a band shell in a peaceful setting overlooking Lake Sisseton.
Reviewed By rrmMinnesota - Minnesota
Our family reunion is held here each August. We like the covered shelter house that has lots of tables. The area has nice shade trees and a playground.
3. Fairmont Aquatic Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Seasonal: Open June, July & August Come enjoy our four pools, our sand play lot, our full-service concession stand and other many other guest amenities. If you want FUN, we have it. Our facility features the following pools : - zero-depth pool with interactive water play features - recreation pool for lap swimming - diving pit with two diving boards and a climbing wall - catch pool to "catch" riders exiting the 235' & 127' water slides Other amenities include restrooms and changing areas, shade umbrellas and chaise lounge chairs.
Reviewed By JulieGfromTurkeyHill - Fairmont, Minnesota
We were stuck in Fairmont getting our RV fixed and needed something for our 7-year old grandson to do. Found this water park on tripadvisor and he had a terrific time. Nice staff, fun slides, not too congested, everything was clean. Thanks tripadvisor!
4. Fairmont Opera House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Hazel877 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
Built in 1901 and they believe it it is the oldest theatre in operation in Minnesota. Has been restored and has a lot of interesting features. They have a variety of events although most of them are music related. We thoroughly enjoyed the Ole and Lena play and hope they make a return appearance!
5. Ward Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Visit this park for a picturesque view of Lake Sisseton. This a favorite place to take in the 4th of July fireworks display!
Reviewed By Dennis H - Wadsworth, Ohio
We drove through after many years of living away out-of-state. The new bridge is really nice and it appears that the channel has been improved.
6. Amber Lake Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Amber Lake Park has a playground,and is also a great spot for fishing and picnicking.
Reviewed By Margaret D - Sierra Vista, Arizona
Plenty of picnic tables, shelters, playground, lake access near The Yacht Club overlooking Amber Lake. Parking, too! This park is well maintained, surrounded by pretty neighborhood!
7. Heritage acres
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Michael A - Claremont, California
This is where you go to see the 1880's. House, barns, silo's, wind mill, church, hand made cabin and then you see the caboose with train station and the inside/outside stored farming equipment refurbished and not....don't miss the working gardens outback and area's to picnic.
This is a place to learn.
8. Fairmont Dog Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Sonja F
Very spacious and well kept where people and their dogs can enjoy each other in a safe, free roaming environment. This 1.5 acre off leash dog park has a double gated entryway, and a run for all dogs along with a special area for small dogs.
9. Cedar Creek Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Cedar Creek Park is home to a new 1.8 mile paved trail, over 3 miles of mowed nature trails and two 18 hole Disc Golf Courses.
Reviewed By TravelStorm77
My husband and I love playing disc golf here. The West course is beautiful. Such a nice hike in itself. Love all the trees, rivers, hills...different terrain.
10. Lincoln Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Lincoln Park is known for its beautiful plantings and the Livingston Log Cabin.
Reviewed By David B
Lake, trees, flowers, shelter house and gazebo, playground. All are kept up well. Great place for pictures and weddings.
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