5 Drive-In Movie Theaters in Minnesota

Whether you’re curled up on a blanket, relaxing in a lawn chair or reclined in the air-conditioned comfort of your car, a trip to the drive-in is a quintessential Minnesota summer experience.

Nothing else lets you get outdoors and embrace the warm weather, spend time with friends and family, and enjoy the nostalgia of watching a movie under the stars—it’s the perfect little slice of old-school Americana to cap off a summer night.

So hop in your car and head to one of these Minnesota drive-in theaters.

Skydive Northstar

Find your adventure with Skydive Northstar! Operating out of the Waseca Municipal Airport just off Hwy 14, our experienced staff will take you to the skies! You will climb in the aircraft to 10,000 feet and freefall for almost 1 minute. You will have the sensation of being on your own with a breathtaking view. After you open the parachute, the instructor offers guidance as you fly the parachute together. A tandem jump is a great way to experience the thrill of skydiving while under close supervision of an experienced Instructor.

Getting Around Minnesota

Whether you’re traveling by car, bus, bike, train or light rail, getting around Minnesota is simple and convenient. Read about transportation options below to find your ideal way to explore and make your journey as smooth as possible. For more on getting here, see the Getting to Minnesota page.

Getting to Minnesota

The North Star State is easy to reach, whether you’re flying, driving or arriving by train. No matter how you get here, we want your travels to be as smooth and hassle-free as possible. Read on for travel information and tips, then check out how to get around Minnesota once you arrive.

Kimball Lake Campground

White Pine Lake Rustic Campground is a easily reached rustic campground on a beautiful medium sized lake.  It features a boat launch and an accessible fishing pier, as well as some wonderful white pines.

Wai Nani Surf Paddle & Pedal

Wai Nani Surf & Paddle was created out of the passion, enjoyment and escape that one can experience when wandering the water on a paddleboard or kayak. Lake Minnetonka is a Mdewakantonwan Dakota word which means “Big Water”; the name Wai Nani pays tribute to paddleboarding’s Polynesian origin. Wai Nani, pronounced why-na-nee, means “beautiful water” in Hawaiian. Our vision is to bring like minded people together to experience the of wandering the beautiful big water. We offer SUP, Kayak, Bike/ebike Rentals.

The Block Food + Drink

The Block Food + Drink in St. Louis Park on Walker Street is open for lunch or dinner daily and brunch on the weekends. The Block serves up hot broasted chicken, elevated bar food, sandwiches and burgers, rice bowls, vegan items and more. We offer both indoor and outdoor seating with a year-round dog-friendly patio for your enjoyment.

Tour De Pepin

Tour de Pepin is one of the Midwest’s most unique cycling tours where riders have the option of a 32, 50, 72, or 100-mile ride through the captivating terrain and historic towns around Lake Pepin along the Great River Road. The ride includes rider support and 11 rest stops that feature a wide range of energizing snacks and refreshments. Riders still get to enjoy a number of add-ons as in previous years included logo merchandise and special offers.

Riders who navigate the 32 and 50-mile routes also enjoy scenic views of Lake Pepin from tour boats, as they return back to Lake City.

Wok in the Park

Fresh. Asian. Bistro. Independent, family run restaurant serving the freshest and highest quality food with out-of-this-world service.

Wok in the Park Restaurant is a modern Fresh Asian Bistro located in St. Louis Park Minnesota, just west of Uptown Minneapolis. Our simple handcrafted recipes put a fresh and unique twist on classic Asian cuisine. Our menu is inspired, inventive, and passionate. It's about creative cultural infusions from Japan, Vietnam, China, Thailand, and France. It's fresh and it's from the heart.