Location: Inver Grove Heights
Top Things to do in Inver Grove Heights
Top Restaurants in Inver Grove Heights
What to do and see in Inver Grove Heights, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Inver Grove Heights in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Nature & Parks. Discover best things to do in Inver Grove Heights with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Inver Grove Heights
1. Lebanon Hills Regional Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By Cami B - Eagan, Minnesota
This is a cute park, with loads of hiking trails. This is the place to go for locals when wanting to take a hike in the city, or there is a small little lake that gets packed on the hot days that locals rush to as well. Nothing out of the ordinary with this place, just a nice break from the city.
2. Candyland
Overall Ratings
5 based on 92 reviews
Reviewed By HisQueen R
I reward myself here often with a cashew turtle I love them! The service is great there sometimes it’s busy but the line moves fast so no worries about waiting too long they have great candy I recommend it and will be back soon"Cashew Turtle a Day keeps the Doctor away"?! Okay maybe not, but they're soo delicious & we're so happy you enjoy them! Thank you for the tremendous review & we'll see you when you POP! in soon!
3. Cathedral of Saint Paul
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 823 reviews
This Classical Renaissance-style Cathedral dating back to 1915 features a splendid interior of six chapels, imported marble columns, large statues of the four evangelists and beautiful rose windows.
4. Dodge Nature Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
The Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature Center is an environmental education and habitat restoration organization located in West St. Paul. Over the past 40-plus years, Dodge has seen more than one million children and their families pass through our gates, each one leaving with a greater understanding and appreciation for the world around us.
Reviewed By One_Happy_Bull - Midwest
It's an incredibly beautiful place, and so cool that it's free -- but the model farm is anything but. Maybe it would be a model a few decades ago, but it gives kids and even adults an impression that their food comes from pretty places with animals with heaps of room and TLC next to a cute red barn. Awwww.... It's wholesome and the staff seem lovely, but 99% of animals come from factory farms. So even though there's education happening, that part doesn't feel so educational in so far as learning about the world we live in...
5. Minnesota Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 703 reviews
Reviewed By Scott M
The Minnesota zoo is in Apple Valley Minnesota which is roughly 15 minutes from Minneapolis our family has been there three times and we still enjoy ever visit. The zoo has a marine section where you can touch nurse sharks and stingrays and is very much an experience for the kids for sure. The dolphins show is free and the trainers are very good at putting on a show.
The polar bears have a fun with the guests last time we were there the polar bear was tossing a ball to the kids
There is camel rides at the zoo as well and is free no extras, they have a few areas in the zoo that are good for kids to play and they have gym equipment there too
The entry fee is rather heap considering the size of the zoo I have been to smaller zoos and paid more
6. Commemorative Air Force Minnesota Wing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By LindaF627 - Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, United States
Interested in History??? WWII??? You need to stop into the MN Wing's hangar. There is a fabulous Museum, 5 WWII airplanes and a separate garage with WWII vehicles. Admission is free--but donations are greatly appreciated!!! This is a non-profit organizations run by ALL volunteers. The...MoreThank you so much for the review! We hope you come and visit again soon!
7. Rock Island Swing Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By mpls/stpaul
Delightful free walk out above the Mississippi River on restored historic swing bridge. Pedestrians only. Tiny city park was created at entrance to bridge. Off street developed parking, beautiful and clean new restroom facilities. On bike trail: unique free to use bicycle tools anchored to stand next to restroom.
Walk out on bridge which extends perhaps 1/3 the way across the mighty Mississippi. Views of upriver bustling marina (restaurant and outside deck open to public) and downstream spoil island where houseboats regularly beach.
Across the river you can still see the ruins of where the bridge originally connected to the land. Mega industrial facility across the river. Well downstream from the historic South St. Paul meat packing plants: for years the biggest meat packing plant in the world. Like the whole bridge, the plants are long gone but reclaimed land hosts a very nice paved bike path which connects to this Rock Island Swing Bridge Park. Take the bike trail down the river for just a few miles and end up in Hastings, MN, another historic river town. All in all, the Bridge Park is either a great place to stop on your bike ride or a nice evening destination to drive to for a calm river walk in good weather.
8. Science Museum of Minnesota
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 976 reviews
The Science Museum of Minnesota is well-known for its hands-on approach to science learning and entertainment. It features the popular Experiment Gallery, an Egyptian mummy, an authentic Mississippi River towboat, a convertible-dome Omnitheater and interactive exhibits for all ages!
Reviewed By World_traveler_mamma - Ames, Iowa
My son is an avid learner and for his 12th birthday we took him to the Science Museum of Minnesota. He loved the third floor with the interactive experiments. He loves dinosaurs but he just walked through that room quickly because the physics and chemistry experiments outside were irresistible! We watched the IMAX movie 'Dream Big' and it made me want to become a civil engineer!
9. Cascade Bay Waterpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By BoozenVacay - Appleton, Wisconsin
Really fun water park! The cost is only 10.00 per person. Very affordable for an entire day of fun. We were there for 4 hours and could have stayed longer. Plenty of areas to keep kids busy. There are 6 water slides which are suitable for younger kids, and some are for older kids. Lots of seating available all over the park. And if you can't find a chair, there is a large grassy hill where you can lay out your towel and enjoy your day. Lazy river was nice and big. Arm floaties are not allowed, however they do have life jackets if your child needs one. There is a separate area for smaller children so they are away from the larger kids.
You can grab lunch here for very reasonable prices. Pizza slices are only $2.50. They have pizza, burgers, french fries and many other options. Mini golf is also an option here for an additional cost. I think it was $2.00
Definitely would go back. Kids loved it.
10. Inver Wood Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Seniordad - Saint Paul, Minnesota
This is a very nice, hilly golf course that is 15 minutes south of St .Paul and 25 minutes from Minneapolis. There is an executive 9 and an 18 hole course. The 18 course has many ponds and water features. It has several dramatic elevated greens. The course offers 5 different tee options so that a wide range of skill levels will enjoy this.
There are perhaps 1/4 mile to walk between a number of greens and the next tee. That, along with the many hills, means that many of us will want to take a cart.
The course features many lovely holes and yes, woods come into play on many holes. But many of the fairways are quite wide. You need to be thinking as you play the course.
Senior rates are very good. Club house is pleasant, but the food is nothing spectacular.
The course is busy but they have a ranger who moves around and encourages slow groups to pick things up. The 18 hole course is NOT for beginners. They should go with the 9 hole course. Overall, the golf is very good.
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