Beach Out on Kinnickinni State Park

Kinnickinnic State Park offers many things for visitors to take part in since it's located in the St. Croix River Valley and on the St. Croix and Kinnickinnic Rivers. The sand bar right on the St. Croix River is a very popular gather place for many local boaters. Many beach up on the sand bar to grill, play frisbee, volleyball, horseshoes, sun bathe, swim and simply socialize!

To find out more about Kinnickinnic State Park, please visit Wisconsin's Department of Natural Resources website at: http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/parks/specific/kinnickinnic/

Tubing, waterskiing, and wakeboarding

There are many spots on the St. Croix River to go tubing or waterskiing. The St. Croix River has great water for these activities and are very fun to do!

Visit the Historic Rivertowns

There are many towns right along the St. Croix River for you to visit and enjoy. They include Prescott, WI; Afton, MN; Stillwater, MN; and Hudson, WI.

Each town has it's own unique characteristics that make it one of Minnesota's St. Croix Valley River towns. You can simply go for a nice boat ride and catch lunch at one of many restaurants or just take a stroll of the river to enjoy the beauty of the areas. To get some more information on each of these towns you can visit our Rivertowns page.

Discover Treasure Island Resort & Casino

Treasure Island Marina is located at Treasure Island Resort & Casino in Red Wing, MN. The marina offers transient slips for overnight stays or for temporary stays to the Resort & Casino. If you want something new and exciting to do, you can take a boat out and travel down to Treasure Island to experience one of the many exciting activities at T.I.

Treasure Island offers a 24-lane bowling alley at the Island Xtreme Bowl, 150,000 plus square foot gaming floor, three venues where they have daily live entertainment, six restuarants and bars, Mount Frontenac Golf Course, and hotel.

Treasure Island Resort & Casino is located near Sturgeon Lake channel at mile marker 798.2, one mile north of Lock & Dam #3. The entire channel is a "no wake" zone.

You can find more information about Treasure Island Resort & Casino by visiting www.treasureislandcasino.com.