Stony Brook Horse Campground

Located in George Washington State Forest, managed by McCarthy Beach State Park. The 17 horse campsites and one group campsites are considered "primitive," designed to furnish only the basic needs of the camper. The campsites consist of a cleared area, fire ring, and table. The horse campsites have picket lines, corrals, vault toilets, shaded campsites, picnic tables, and a hand-pumped well. The campground allows for portable corrals. There are 23 miles of multi-use trails.

Stoney Brook Resort on Lake Washington

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Stones Throw Golf Club

Semi-private course, Open to The Public 18 holes, par 70. This Milaca golf course itself is a gem, challenging the serious golfer with a thought-provoking layout while at the same time relaxing the casual player with its wonder and scenic beauty. Two holes are adjacent to the Rum River. Six holes intertwine O'Neill Brook, and on many other holes ponds come into play.

StoneRidge Golf Club

StoneRidge Golf Club opened to the public on July 4, 2000, and is once again the #1 public access golf course in the Twin Cities according to Golfweek Magazine. Designed by Bobby Weed, this links style course features rolling bentgrass fairways framed by native fescue grass. Large undulating greens and rustic irregular bunkering gives you a sense of playing "across the pond," in your own Minnesota backyard.

Stonehouse Museum

The Stonehouse Museum features crafts, photographs, and articles of daily life tracing the local history of the St Croix Valley Settlers from the 1800's. All this and more housed in Marine's former jail and township hall. Located in beautiful Marine on St. Croix along the scenic St Croix River, 12 miles north of Stillwater and 15 miles south of Taylors Falls. Marine on St. Croix is also home to the historic Marine Millsite and a restored old settler's cabin.

Stonehill Regional Park

Camping season during the Spring and Summer and early Fall months. Year round recreation includes fishing, hiking, and birding only.

Stonegate On Superior

Discover a wooded lakeshore retreat in this four season resort on the shores of Lake Superior. Enchanting views with fireplaces and vaulted ceilings with careful attention to detail in these finely crafted vacation log homes and cabins. Close to golfing, state parks, tennis, fishing, beach and trails. Come stay with us any time of year. Just 15 minutes north of Duluth, five miles south of Two Harbors on Old Scenic Drive. Non-smoking, non toxic cleaning, no pets.

Stonebrooke Golf Club Restaurant & Lounge

Public course (par 71) 18 holes. Red tees: 68.5/120 4830 yds; White tees: 68.3/129 5728 yds; Blue tees: 70.0/131 6104 yds; Black tees: 71.7/136 6475. Executive par 30 course and unique water practice facility. No matter what your level of play, Stonebrooke Golf Course offers the perfect Minnesota golf experience. Located in Shakopee, this championship course has 13 water holes, lending great views of O'Dowd Lake. This superbly-crafted course makes your pursuit of the perfect game an experience you'll never forget.

Stone's Throw Chateau on Cove Bay, Mille Lacs Lake

Comfortable, fully-furnished 2 bedroom cabin ("Stone's Throw Chateau") located at the water's edge on the south side of scenic Cove Bay on Mille Lacs Lake just 90 miles north of the Twin Cities. Max. of 6 guests. Enjoy the lakeside deck, private dock and boat lift, gas grill, cedar log swing and campfire area, and gorgeous sunset views. Stone fireplace, AC, Wi-Fi, and cable tv. 100' ft of lakeshore and large grassy yard. $160/night for two guests plus tax. Additional guests are $25/night each plus tax.

Stone Mill Hotel & Suites in Lanesboro Minnesota

Stone Mill Hotel & Suites in downtown Lanesboro, MN is the perfect lodging destination for romantic getaways or time well spent with friends and family.

This unique nineteenth century building was built using limestone quarried from the surroundings bluffs. Originally, the building was used as a cold storage facility where locally produced items were stored until they were shipped east on the freight train that was loaded directly behind the building.