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Where in the world is Mulberry Row? |
If you've managed to find our web-site...there's no doubt that you are familiar with the many mapping programs available on the internet. Press the "Show Map" button and you will find that we are between Pelican Rapids and Detroit Lakes. About 13 miles from Pelican and 11 miles from Detroit Lakes. We are also only 15 miles from Maplewood State Park. Just up the road is Championship Wildflower golf course and just minutes away is the Detroit Country Club (a public course). River Hills and Forest Hills are two other very close golf courses. Be sure to press your "BACK" button after viewing the map, to return to this website.
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Maplewood State Park
Amid the farmlands that surround the park, Maplewood sits on a series of high tree-covered hills that provide visitors with striking vistas of small, clear lakes nestled in deep valleys. The park is located in a transition area between the western prairies and the eastern forests and contains plants and animals found in both landscapes. The park is known for its hardwood trees including sugar maple, basswood, American elm and oak. These same trees provide a stunning display of fall colors each year. In addition, red cedar and tamarack are found in the park. Wildflower lovers will find flowers and grasses representative of both the prairies and forests. Spring through fall, the park is "dressed" with displays of trillium, hepatica, bloodroot, yellow lady's slipper, wild onion, prairie rose, and showy milkweed.
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