Minnesota · Steele County · Owatonna · Commercial · onsen

Mineral Springs Park

44.0962° N · 93.1967° W
Description

Popular park featuring a playground, disc golf course, picnic facilities & wooded trails.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotPicnicsGood for picnicsHikingGood for hikingBarbecue grillPicnic tablesPicnic tables availablePublic restroomSlidesPlayground slides availableSwingsPlayground swings availableGood for kidsGood for kids birthdayKid-friendly hikesPlaygroundDogs allowed
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Joshua Robertson3 years ago
★★★★★

Has an 8 or 9 hole disc golf course with multiple over the river shots, you can find a lot of disc's in the river around fall. Fishing is a challenge, mostly skittish tiny fish like shinners or small mouth bass with an occasional large mouth, did see someone with about a foot long northern, a baby of course, there is an extensive amount of blue gill and crayfish, and some ducks during late summer.

Nika Sawyer8 months ago
★★★★★

Stop in for healing mineral water! Fountains were fun to drink from. The water is clearish, heavy mineral taste, but definitely unique. Not at all like well water. Didn't explore the surrounding park. But it looked spacious, lush and very well groomed. We plan to go back. There were old stone stairs ascending up and into the forest that we need to check-out.

Leah Lambart3 years ago
★★★★★

We love this park! It's got plenty of shade and many places to eat. There are several picnic tables and benches. The kids playground has two digging toys which are always fun. The trails are asphalt or wood chip and very nice to walk. There's bridges and a river. It's very pretty!

Tara H8 months ago
★★★☆☆

Date of Visit: 19 June 2025 - Not a ton of walking trails, but there are a few. We did have a deer with two babies cross the trail and pause long enough for us to take a photo. We'd go back again, if in the area. Restroom area was clean/pleasant to use, which is a major plus!

Evan Wangen4 months ago
★★★★★

Played the disc golf course a few times now. 9 hole course with long and short tee pads to make for an 18 hole course. Fun course. Challenging. I’ve lost a handful of discs to the river. Received one back from a local 😃. Definitely plan to play again.

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