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. . � � � � . . � . <br /> LOCATED on the cusp of Minnesota's lake country, <br /> Paynesville lies between Lake Koronis and the ` ,r� <br /> North Fork of the Crow River, and is approximately <br /> five miles from Rice Lake. <br /> , <br /> Lake Koronis is a 3,000 acre gem that offers a <br /> variety of outdoor opportunities including a <br /> � n, � <br /> campground, a beach, shelters, and a lake- ' <br /> encircling 16 mile walking/biking trail. Fishing is � <br /> year-round recreation for those in pursuit of t;, "` , <br /> � <br /> walleye, sunfish, bass, and other varieties of fish. A ":�� <br /> summer music series utilizes the shelter at <br /> Veteran's Park. The Crow River Nature Park <br /> receives special attention by the volunteers at the <br /> Crow River Trail Guards, a non-profit youth public course offering a driving range, men's and <br /> organization that connects youth to the Women's leagues, and 18 holes of golf for all skill <br /> outdoors. Every Saturday throughout the summer levels. <br /> months,the Guards are hard at work maintaining <br /> the 12-acre park. City parks also house a splash pad and soccer fields. <br /> Eight city parks provide outdoor fun for Paynesville Koronis Civic Arena provides indoor and outdoor <br /> residents. Veteran's Park on Lake Koronis, Gazebo ice for the community. With a thriving hockey <br /> Park, Nature Trail Park, South Street Park, Maple community, from mini-Mites,Squirt, and Bantam <br /> Street Park, Ampe Park, Community Park, and to varsity high school programs, the ice is used <br /> Veteran's Memorial Park are maintained by the daily. Green Roof Area Center houses a community <br /> City, along with numerous athletic field facilities. center and provides many opportunifies for seniors <br /> Nearby Koronis Hills Golf Club is a privately-owned, including Meals on Wheels, quilting, cards, games <br /> and noon dining. <br /> Exhibiting the collaborative method so prevalent in <br /> p` :_� .� ���'�°z'�"�� ;� Paynesville, private cifizens, FEMA,the School <br /> .�. <br /> � District and City worked together to construct a <br /> �„�„ �� � state-of-the art baseball stadium and emergency <br /> �' ��t� � �: <br /> shelter. Local businesses provided donations for <br /> , <br /> r��-X'��T� the installation of state-of-the art electronic <br /> -�'--A�"- -- +�-� scoreboards. <br /> . , �.. <br /> . ;:�; <br /> � <br />