Lakeside park with two swimming beaches, a fishing pier, and nature trails
Beautiful. They have a boat launch that is easy to launch a kayak or canoe. The 2 beaches are well maintained. The campsites are nice size and are not stacked on top of each other. You have a little privacy when you camp. If you have bikes bring them. Lots of hiking. Just a wonderful place.
I will def be back! But note taken..do NOT camp in 600s if you want true peace and quiet…too close to the RVs. Some jack wagon brought a tv set up to watch outside..then had a crying baby..they were lat nighters too. I was limited on sites with trees for my hammock set up but now I know..rather sleep on the ground at that point! There’s so many sites though! They’re very pretty..and mostly private. The bike trail is pretty, takes you to Mauthe Lake. Didn’t realize I was by the coveted cinnamon roll guy! Cannot wait for those in the am 🤗 Ps. Cinnamon rolls are amazing 🤩
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Visit Wednesday through Sunday for diverse wines, meads, and spirits
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Everything local in Cascade, all in one place.
Freshly grown dahlias and other flowers available for purchase
Explore a 612-acre property with a Class 1 trout stream and varied habitats
Our park features a baseball diamond and concession stand
Playground, walking trail, and picnic pavilion in Plymouth
Park with a covered picnic table and a small playground
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