US Army Corps of Engineers Recreation Areas are open to the public with restrictions through May 31, 2020.
Site Highlights
Crow Wing County’s purchase of the Historic Pequot Lakes fire tower and surrounding 41.4 acres from the Minnesota DNR has been finalized.
“Yesterday’s reception of the documents that transfers title of the fire tower to the county is a huge step forward,” County Board Chairman Paul Thiede, Pequot Lakes, states. “We can now begin to move toward a process which will eventually see it open to the public.”
Linda Ulland Memorial Garden Fun Fact:
The LUMG design features storm water integration, site-sensitive plantings and educational opportunities.
Meet Thurs., June 27th at 2pm at the Dam Tender Building next to the Dam for this free informative 45-minute tour.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Campground
35507 County Road 66
For the Day of Caring, from 9am to Noon on May 8th, 2019 volunteers of the Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway and student volunteers from Pequot Lakes High School will work side-by-side on the Foraging garde
We hope you all will come and celebrate Crosslake becoming a MN Audubon Bird
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District and Paul Bunyan Scenic Byway Association have been cooperative partners since 2004.
Awarded as this year's People's Favorite Amateur level Soup - Babe's Booya simmered slow and bubbled in a cauldron over an open campfire - as only real loggin' lumberjack camp cooks would - the bo
In anticipation of the transfer of ownership of the Pequot lakes Fire Tower, Paul Thiede, County Board chairman, will convene a community meeting on Wednesday, September 5, 6:30 p.m. at the Cole Memorial Building in Pequot Lakes.
PBSBA member volunteer Dave Badger has been busy working on the Veterans Memorial Walking Trail including building a new bench, board replacement on the wetland walk, and mowing the weeds, etc. Da
