Buffalo Travel Guide

Washington Lake offers serene fishing for largemouth bass and northern pike amid tranquil natural surroundings. Anglers can enjoy peaceful waters from spring through fall with a valid Minnesota fishing licence.

Buffalo Lake offers serene waters and a scenic shoreline trail for leisurely exploration. At Sturges Park, rent kayaks or paddleboats to experience the lake's tranquil beauty up close.

Lake Pulaski offers crystal-clear waters perfect for boating, swimming, and fishing just minutes from Buffalo. Unwind at Griffing Park's sandy beach or cast a line from the dedicated fishing pier.

This peaceful 13.5-acre wooded retreat offers a paved trail through lush greenery in Buffalo, Minnesota. Families can enjoy the playground, picnic shelter, and half-court basketball area while escaping into nature.

This boutique, woman-owned winery crafts over 20 wines from Minnesota-grown grapes in an intimate setting. Savour personalised tastings on the covered patio while sampling local specialities like the sweet "Oximoron" red.

Beebe Lake Regional Park offers a tranquil escape with its sandy beach and scenic 1.2-mile lakeside trail. Reserve a picnic shelter for family gatherings or try your luck fishing from the dedicated pier.

Mink Lake's crystal-clear 91-acre waters attract anglers seeking Largemouth Bass and Bluegill in peaceful surroundings. Access the tranquil fishing spot via Buffalo Lake's narrow channel using a small watercraft.

H Eagle Roost Park is just one of the places to see in Buffalo, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Experience the area's live music and theatre scene.