I love this park! Great playground and great area to take a walk through with my dog! I love that…read morethey have stations of bags and garbage cans. They recently updated the playground and it is amazing! This playfield has it all: pickleball courts, baseball fields, soccer fields, tennis courts, basketball court, hockey rink and ice house, walking paths, new playground, picnic area with many tables and pavillion, big parking lot, disc golf course, and Pokémon stops/gyms!!

My toddler loves coming here to play! It's a great little spot to meet a friend or just explore for…read morean hour or two with your little one(s). There's plenty of toys, a little town set up, and a slide too! This is such a great spot for a quick little play date.

This park is the bees knees. Lots of options for all different ages of kids. There's a ropes…read moreclimbing area, a sand pit with diggers, the GIANT GREEN SLIDE of my toddlers' dreams, a smaller slide with spider web trampoline, a wobbly bridge with stones to hope between for a good game of hot lava, multiple swings, twirly dizzy spinners, a hut for tea parties or secret meetings, and a woodsy area with tipped over logs and stumps for creative play. Only downside is that bathrooms are tough and go if they are unlocked/available.

Absolutely awful. Wasted way too much time and gas coming here. The water is cold but that's fine,…read moreyou'll get used to it. The showers aren't private, even in the family changing room. 25 cents for a lockable locker. The water is ice cold for the showers as well. That you can't get used to. Also was told I can't use my goggles because of issues with them? I'm 26 years old I think they'll work just fine for me, it's how I keep urine out of my eyes. If you're here for basketball or a workout I'm sure you love it. Don't come for the pool.

As a seasoned parks and recreation professional, I was thoroughly impressed by the Monticello (MN)…read moreCommunity Center during my recent visit. - taking pictures for friends who are moving to Monticello. As a versatile hub for recreation, fitness, and community gatherings, it offers a wide range of activities and facilities for all ages. Its 60,000 square foot space is truly impressive, especially considering the center serves a city of only 15,000 residents. Additionally, the city's parks along the Mississippi River provide a picturesque backdrop for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Prarie Park is a nice place to spend time with your family. It has everything here. There is a…read moreplayground, half basketball court, a skate ramp, baseball field, soccer field, sand volleyball court, splash pad, picnic tables all around, and covered areas to eat. There's portapotties all around the area, but no actual bathrooms with plumbing or anywhere to change. The splash pad is just water spraying from the ground, there are no fun water tables or anything. The playground is pretty nice and there is a smaller one for smaller kids as well. There is also a fairly big parking lot so finding space should be easy. The park is very nicely maintained, the grass is cut and there's pretty flowers planted everywhere. There's no graffiti on the playground and there's no garbage thrown around.

This place is great! The water is cold in the water park which makes it good to cool off in heat!…read moreThere is a big and small park both for certain ages. There are water things that shoot out of the ground in the splash pad. There is one bucket that dumps on you in the splash pad. There is a soccer field and a gagaball pit! There are also pickleball courts that come WITH SUPPLIES! (Balls and rackets.) There is a full-court for basketball! (Even though it doesn't come with a ball it is still fun to bring a ball!) There is a lot of open space to like throw a football or play a game! There are picnic tables and portapotties! The playground isn't the most fun playground, but because of everything else this is 4 stars!!

Great park with stuff to do for kids of all ages. A bigger play areas for kids aged 5-12 as well as…read morea smaller set(shaped like a pirate ship) for area 2-5. A small little mister area to cool down. Two sets of swings totaling 10 swings at the park. Plus various other fun activists spread out throughout the park. We will be coming back

Alright. Roseville Parks in general seem to have it together. I mean you have Central Park, The…read moreOval and then little gems like this scattered across town. I've accessed the building when a neighbors kid rented it out for their HS graduation and I've been here for reffing soccer. There's a playground for kids and even a little piss pool that the little ones can contaminate on a hot summer day. If you're in that odd little neighborhood, you've got yourself a good little thing.

Kind of a little hidden gem neighborhood park. There's not a ton of parking, like 4-6 spots total…read moreand it's kind of back in the side streets. Playground equipment is pretty new though, nice area for bigger kids and another space for toddlers. Cool the toddler area has artificial grass, unique touch. There's some covered picnic tables and a little trail loop that goes around the lake. I've only been a couple times now and there was no one else around.