Exploring a Deserted Island REC Center - Urban Exploring Minnesota (S4-EII)

In this episode of Urban Exploring Minnesota, Andrew and Isaiah will be exploring a different kind of location. Sportsman Island was once a bustling hub of outdoor activities that the local community cherished and frequented. Now it's rusted, crumbling, and overgrown with weeds. This episode is a welcome departure from the more tense videos that we've put out recently, so sit back, relax, and enjoy your afternoon on Sportsman Island!
Recorded on July 7th, 2020.
Cameras used: GoPro HERO6 Black, Canon 80D
Editing Software used: Adobe Premiere CC 2018.
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[@ALWTunes]

Well, this was a fairly pleasant exploration. As opposed to the terrifying ones with rotting floors and odd noises. Haha. Great video, as usual.

[@normaortega6033]

which is the address

[@nowait8932]

Good vid as usual

[@a1rb0rn3tkd9]

Went here with a friend of mine a few years ago! Great little hidden gem 💎

[@Teesar01]

This was a really good video. Hope to see more like it!

[@EvanBrenna]

How many seasons will there be?

[@user-uu5xw6cb7t]

i know the spot any chance its sill thier

[@slo.explorer]

Oh yeah it’s in my home city, I go there often!!

[@slo.explorer]

I have a video up on it as well

[@pioneerridgeexpress4961]

​@slo.explorer wheres it at?

[@slo.explorer]

@@pioneerridgeexpress4961 sportsman island, it’s part of the beaver islands. Be careful it’s owned by the crown try club and all the golfers employees and residents will be able to see you go in

[@greathornedowl3644]

🤦‍♂️What a WASTEFUL society. Great project for a philanthropist or company charity. Landscape architect, zones for sports fields, family picnics, amphitheaters all a stone's throw from downtown St. Cloud