DISCOVER WORTHINGTON

A HISTORIC SMALL TOWN WITH BIG HEART

A jewel of Noble County and southwestern Minnesota, the City of Worthington maintains its historic charm and rural family appeal. From the beautiful and action-packed shores of Lake Okabena to the bygone days of Pioneer Village. From the proud farmland to the dozen public parks. There’s something for everyone. Best of all, at Ecumen Meadows you’re minutes from everything the Worthington has to offer.

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE IN WORTHINGTON

A multicolored three-scoop ice cream cone fills the center foreground. A paved walkway, beach and lake are out of focus in the background.

THE BEACH NOOK

Go for the ice cream cone and stay for the beachside stroll. Located in Centennial Park, the Beach Nook also has sandwiches and beverages on the menu. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day.

A bar coaster that reads "Forbidden Barrel" beneath a graphic in the shape of Minnesota, leans against a basket of boneless chicken wings next to a full stemmed tulip beer glass with a lemon wedge on its rim.

FORBIDDEN BARREL BREWING

Grab a bite and sip a local lager among friends surrounded by cultural kitsch representing the earliest settlers in southern Minnesota.

A black and white photo of a century old two-story brick building with large grand exterior staircase to main entrance and a tall brick bell tower extending stories above the roof.

NOBLES COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Celebrate the collective history of grit, determination and ingenuity demonstrated by our farming and manufacturing heritage in the greater Worthington area.

An evening aerial view of a lighted dirt track raceway during a race, surrounded by a fence, green grass and bleacher seating packed with onlookers. The nighttime sky is black.

WORTHINGTON SPEEDWAY

Buckle-up for adrenaline-filled laps at a beloved track, featuring a variety of series including mini mods, sport mods, hobby stocks, gopher midgets, micro sprints, wing sprints, and more.

In a park setting with green grass and mature trees, town residents sit in row after row enjoying a musical performance at a large white, curved bandshell that has a letter W at the top center of the structure.

CHAUTAUQUA PARK

Watch sunset over Lake Okabena as live music fills the evening air. The city’s oldest park is an accessible shoreline gathering place, featuring modern facilities, enclosed and open shelters, a fishing dock, and a beautiful open-air bandshell that hosts concerts, ceremonies, and celebrations.

As series of marble monuments on a concrete surface with benches near a lakeshore pay tribute to war veterans who lived in Worthington.

VETERAN'S MEMORIAL PARK

Honor the lives and sacrifice of past and present veterans of Nobles County. Monuments and sitting area thoughtfully positioned at Freedom Shore Park.

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