Walker City Park

The 2020 Walker International Eelpout Festival has been CANCELLED. More Information: https://www.eelpoutfestival.com/ View more Brainerd MN Events & Activities | Find Brainerd Resorts | Book your Brainerd Hotel

Sponsored by Shores of Leech Lake Resort and City Sanitary Service of Walker, the 2018 event donated more than $7,000 to local charities including the Walker Area Community Center, Walker Area Pregnancy Support, Walker Legion Riders and Walker Youth Hockey.  Thank you participants for supporting the Walker community!! July 4th, 2019 New this year, the…

For the past 40 years, and for three days every February, crowds that are more than 10 times the population of tiny Walker, Minn. (pop. 1,069) gather on Minnesota’s third largest lake (112,000-acres), Leech Lake, for a festival named for one of the ugliest bottom-dwelling fish, the eelpout. In a state where it is common…

It's official. The second annual, Leech Lake Frostfest, is happening. Join us Saturday, February 9th, 2019 from 11AM to 4PM, on the frozen waters of Minnesota's 3rd largest lake for an afternoon party. Enjoy a full day of snow golf, live music, craft beer, a homebrew competition, local foods, and tons of activities and games…

For the past 37 years, and for three days every February, crowds that are more than 10 times the population of tiny Walker, Minn. (pop. 1,069) gather on Minnesota’s third largest lake (112,000-acres), Leech Lake, for a festival named for one of the ugliest bottom-dwelling fish, the eelpout. In a state where it is common…

For the past 37 years, and for three days every February, crowds that are more than 10 times the population of tiny Walker, Minn. (pop. 1,069) gather on Minnesota’s third largest lake (112,000-acres), Leech Lake, for a festival named for one of the ugliest bottom-dwelling fish, the eelpout. In a state where it is common…

For the past 37 years, and for three days every February, crowds that are more than 10 times the population of tiny Walker, Minn. (pop. 1,069) gather on Minnesota’s third largest lake (112,000-acres), Leech Lake, for a festival named for one of the ugliest bottom-dwelling fish, the eelpout. In a state where it is common…