Twin Springs Resort

Twin Springs Resort is spaciously located on 1000 ft of beautiful Pleasant Lake shoreline. Fish for bass, walleye, northern, pan fish and crappie. We are near several golf courses, casinos, horseback riding, Deep Portage interpretive center, shopping, and great dining. Bike, roller blade, or hike the nearby Paul Bunyan Trail. Our location plays host to the many bald eagles and loons that call our area "home." With 9 air-conditioned lakeside cabins privately placed on 1000 ft. of lakeshore, we are a very spacious resort with each cabin boasting a magnificent view.

Twin Rivers Council for the Arts

This is the vision of Twin Rivers Council for the Arts for our region – to advocate for and work towards a healthy arts community that has a ripple effect on all of our citizens.

Twin Rivers is the result of a shared vision of local arts and culture organizations, individual artists and community members who saw the need for a collaborative and central hub for the arts in Greater Mankato.

Twin River Resort

Whether you want to go for a trophy to test your angling skills or just for the fun and excitement of catching fish, you are at the right place! Twin River Resort can satisfy the most demanding of fishermen.

Twin Pines Resort

We can fit your needs with a variety of sizes of motel/cabins and lodge rooms. All are full housekeeping with separate baths, and color TVs. Accommodations with covered car ports, full kitchens, kitchenettes, air-conditioning, fireplaces and VCRs are available. All rooms are available on a daily or weekly basis, and are an ideal choice for any special occasion.

Twin Pines Golf Course

Public course (par 36) 9 holes. Women's front tees: 70.3/107 5579 yds; men's regular tees 68.9/106 6342 yds; women's regular tees: 74.5/116 6342 yds.

Twin Lakes WMA

The Twin Lakes wildlife management area is more than 8,000 acres in size. Over half is wetland along with blocks of aspen woodland and oak savanna with dry prairie. Activities include hiking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, berry picking and wildlife viewing. An observation platform, located off Highway 11, offers a view of one of the wetlands. Moose, black bears, coyotes, sandhill cranes, sharp-tailed grouse, deer, bitterns, ducks, geese, eagles and yellow rail frequent this WMA.

Twin Lakes Lodge & Resort

All 7 of our rustic cabins and 1 reunion cabin line the lake shore, allowing a wonderful view of the morning sunrise. We offer a lodge/game room, bait, boat launch, level sandy beach, play area, great fishing and much more. Canoe and fish the beautiful Shell River and the Twin Lakes. Fish off of our own 70 ft T-dock. We have 28 seasonal sites and 3 camp sites. Check us out at www.twinlakeslodgeresort.com.

Twin Lakes Campsites

Located in Pat Bayle State Forest, managed Judge C.R. Magney State Park. The 3 campsites are considered "primitive," designed to furnish only the basic needs of the camper. The campsites consist of a cleared area, fire ring, a table, and garbage cans.

Twin City Model Railroad Museum

The Twin City Model Railroad Museum is dedicated to depicting the history of railroading through scale model railroad layouts as well as telling the story of railroad history in Minnesota. Visit the building full of train layouts and exhibits of every size imaginable! Run the Thomas the Tank Engine layout, build cool LEGO creations and push buttons to operate features on the layouts!