Located in the Shoreview Commons Park (northwest of the Shoreview Community Center) this concrete…read more7500 square foot plaza offers a place to use skateboards, in-line skates, scooter & bmx bikes. It's all outdoors, open April-October from 8am-9pm. It's close to the new Shoreview Commons Destination Park Playground. There are no trees or shade structures nearby so it can get hot and sunny!

Solid skatepark definitely worth the 40min drive it takes me to get there. Had a lot of different…read morethings to do.

What is missing from this extensive park? Maybe big crowds on an evening when a great band (Power…read moreof 10) is performing in the Band Shell. This park has lots of ball diamonds/basketball/football/soccer/tennis (ice rink in winter) to offer sports enthusiasts. Playground & skateboard park are also here. Community events: Summer concerts, farmers market, movie in the park, touch-a-truck, family fun flatables. Check online for the most recent events. * * * * * for the public bathroom by the skateboard park-it was clean & well stocked!

Big 5STARS for family free entertainment! Hope to see you…read morethere Last night was pretty darn good! Kids of all ages having a great time!!

We wanted a spot that offered outdoor fun with a nearby city for lunch, and this park delivered!…read moreIt's huge.... offering hiking, camping, biking, swimming, and even skiing in the winter. There's always something to do no matter the season. Parking is $8, and on busy days you might wait a few minutes, but it's worth it. At the entrance, you'll get a helpful map (also available online) that shows all the trails and recreation options. We parked near the boat launch and took the 1.5-mile loop to the waterfall, a beautiful, family-friendly walk with no complaints from the kids! The waterfall itself is stunning. We kicked off our shoes, dipped our feet in the cool water, and climbed around the rocks above the falls. There are more challenging hikes if you're feeling adventurous, and it's only about 10 minutes to great Hudson riverfront dining afterward. We left smiling and saying, "That was so fun maybe we should get an annual pass!

Fantastic! A short drive from the Twin Cities, this is a lovely site to take a walk in nature or…read moreuse for camping. This is my secondary visit where we came for a short hike to the falls with our dogs. If you are not from WI, be prepared to pay a few extra dollars more as a non-resident. My family parked near the entrance and used the trail next to the parking lot. There is a giant hill leading down to the falls which means the hike back is tough and almost breathless. I personally feel like seeing the falls makes it all worth it. When arriving at the falls, there are such a wide variety of humans who are climbing, swimming, sitting in nature, enjoying picnics, taking pictures and even knitting. While we typically do the quick falls hike, know that multiple trails exist and that maps will be provided upon entry. Enjoy!!

I'm pretty new to skating and came into Familia Skateboard Shop not really knowing what to look…read morefor. Allen (I think that was his name) was super helpful--he took the time to explain everything about skateboarding, from where to start to what kind of board and setup would work best for me. He's a really cool, down-to-earth guy and made the whole experience easy and fun. The customer service here is amazing, and I definitely recommend this shop to anyone, whether you're new like me or more experienced.

Customer service is always top notch. They have a great selection of hardgoods and softgoods. The…read moreindoor park is a great bonus and they have all the latest drops for boards and shoes. Great shop merch too. Support your local skate shop!

Free ice! Lots of room and most important, no one around to see how bad I might have sucked!…read more Nice size outdoor hockey rink along with a nice size flat surface rink to skate around on. A lot bigger then most of the outdoor rinks that charge a fee to use the ice even if you bring your own skates. Lots of these little park/ rinks in the Roseville/ Shoreview area to skate on for free. Small warming house that was closed and a port o potty if you absolutely have to.

Went there today to skate the ice was new and very good.They really take good care of the two…read morerinks.Very clean and hours of operation on there front window and they have a warming house and also night lights that we the people can turn on between 4 and 9 pm.Great job taking care of the park.

Rice park is an adorable spot right in the heart of the city. Featuring the peanuts characters,…read moreplenty of benches and lights, it is a breath of fresh air! Very well decorated and a popular spot for events. Currently hosting the Ice Hockey World Junior Championship events including s'more's, plenty of hockey games, and more family fun in the park.

Rice Park has a beautiful water fountain, plenty of seating and shade under the large trees. Events…read moreare often hosted here on the weekends and throughout the summer. In the winter there are ice sculptures and displays.

This is a huge park that has a little of everything. This park has a fine mix of modern amenities…read moreand rustic appeal. It is a little piece of calm just outside the busy city. It spans 34 acres and is named after Charles Loring, an American businessman, miller and publicist who was the first Minneapolis Park Board and considered the "Father of the Park System" in Minneapolis. The park has an astounding flower garden. It was very pretty. You will also find a very nice lake/wetland here. It has seating and is very soothing. The lake is home to many animals. Fishing is welcome at the lake. They even have a fishing pier. The park has a full basketball court and a half-court basketball court that are in great shape. The park's horseshoe pits could use some TLC, though. The park is home to about 10 pits. If you are a pickleball player, then the park has a couple of nice courts to play on. Other park amenities include tennis courts, shuffleboard, and two playground areas on wood-chip beds. One area is fenced in and is for smaller children. This area has a bank of swings, a saucer swing, slides, a modern merry-go-round, a bebble bridge, and a jungle gym. The other playground area, for older kids, has a climbing net, balance beam, slides, pebble bridge, and rock climbing wall. This area is not fenced in. I have seen a lot of parks, and this is a nice one. They host events such as movie screenings, ice skating, and lunchtime concerts. You can easily spend half a day here. I really enjoyed my time here and am sure that you will too.

After a wonderful dinner at Gai Noi, colleagues and I took a stroll of Loring Park. It's a pretty…read morepark with a lake, walking pathways, and nature all around. We also encountered a variety of birds, and I saw one of the cutest and chubbiest squirrels I've ever seen.

Shoreview Community Center gets 5 stars! I went in not expecting much but I was blown away by how…read moremuch fun there was. The waterpark was the highlight. That waterslide with the lights and music? Awesome! It's a one of a kind experience. Beyond the waterpark the playground was also great. It's not your average playground; it's big, well designed and has tons of opportunities for kids to explore and play. What really makes Shoreview Community Center stand out is the community. They offer so much more than just a pool and playground. From the fitness center to the skatepark they have created a space for all interests and ages. It's clear they have invested in making a valuable resource for everyone.

If I could give this zero stars I would! I took my kids…read morehere for a simple swimming outing, but the experience turned into something really upsetting due to both the environment and the staff's lack of action. After swimming we sat in the seating area while I gave my kids some snacks. A visibly intoxicated woman sat next to us and began making inappropriate disturbing comments directed at my children. I initially tried to ignore her hoping she would move along but the situation quickly escalated. She stood over my infant in their car seat which felt threatening and completely unacceptable. I repeatedly asked her to back away from my kids because I had no idea what she might do in her condition. Instead of stepping in staff and security stood by and watched the situation unfold. Even as the woman continued yelling using profanity and attempting to get closer to my children who were clearly frightened no one intervened or made any effort to de-escalate or remove her. This place not only failed to provide a safe, family friendly environment but the complete lack of response from staff made the situation far worse. It was an extremely distressing experience and I would not recommend this facility to families expecting basic safety and support.

The students and staff there are extremely delicate and get offended easily. IHCC is extremely…read moreliberal and this coming from someone who is liberal, the students will make large issues over nothing. IHCC took liberal to a whole new level and makes the experience of learning uncomfortable. I would look elsewhere to take classes.

I've been here countless times in the past. Never a member, just drop…read moreIn. The last two months, my bestie and I have been walking the track and participating in the water aerobics class at 7:00pm on Mondays. Staff have been friendly most of the time. This evening the gal at the front desk was a little snippy to us. We made a comment saying how the water park was quiet, she quickly replied back with yeah, can't you tell it's being cleaned? It came off kinda rude to us. Almost made us feel silly/dumb for making an observation and being vocal about it. We utilize the walking track and pool. Place is pretty clean. Water aerobics instructor and fellow participants are all very friendly. Water aerobics instructor is nice and friendly. She is always welcoming to us and thanks us for coming to class. Great class. The day pass is $10.00 each time, not too bad for drop in. I wish step class was offered in the evenings and on the weekend. Then maybe I'd consider joining as a member. Until then guest pass it is.