Flushing air-conditioned restrooms and Potable water for filling your tanks Playground area with swing set, volleyball and basketball. Trout fishing in a registered trout stream and a sandy beach to cool down in at Spring Creek. Bring your own fire pit for small campfires that are permitted on most weekends (except on Pro weekend). Fire wood on sale at Front gate for $5 a bundle, (Subject to availability). Grills are okay for cooking food. Races announced from the 1st turn Announcer Tower and broadcast on 107.9 FM. With the addition of the AT&T Cell tower 1/4 mile away we can now offer great cell phone coverage.

The U.S. Postal Service will issue Bald Eagle: Hatchling to Adult, a new set of commemorative postage stamps. The first-day-of-issue outdoor event IS FREE and open to the public. The Hon. Daniel M. Tangherlini, U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors, will serve as the dedicating official. The ceremony is planned to last around 45-minutes and there will be several speakers. USPS staff will begin selling the Bald Eagle: Hatchling to Adult stamps 1 hour before the ceremony at 10a.m. outside the National Eagle Center, along with an autograph session after the ceremony. First day cancel will be available for collectors. Q&A With Ornithologist David Allen Sibley (2 p.m.) This will be also be a FREE event to attend, and YOU have the opportunity to submit any questions you have for Mr. Sibley in advance. The session will be held in the Riverfront Amphitheater and last about an hour with a rain-site available if needed. Feel free to send any questions you’d like considered to Scott Mehus by emailing scott@nationaleaglecenter.org or by clicking the link below. This is an exciting opportunity, and we hope you will be able to join us for this conversation with Mr. Sibley! About David Allen Sibley David Sibley began watching birds at a very young age and was only seven when he began drawing them. He [...]

Could you BE any more excited?! 👏Join us at The Lost Dutchman for a night of Friends Trivia! ☕🎉Gather your team, brush up on your favorite episodes, and get ready for a fun night of laughs, competition, and maybe a little friendly smack talk.📅 Friday, May 15th, 2026🚪 Doors open at 5:00 PM🧠 Trivia starts at 6:00 PM📍 333 Main Street West, WabashaWhether you’re a Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, or Phoebe—you won’t want to miss this one!

The Wabasha County Historical Society Museum in Reads Landing will celebrate opening weekend on Saturday, May 16, and Sunday, May 17. Everyone is invited to a free presentation on Sunday, May 17, at 2 p.m. featuring a local author, Goran Pesic, as he shares "The Greatest Mysteries of Lake Pepin."