Name says it all-on Lexington in Blaine, chock full of athletic fields of all types: baseball,…read morefootball, soccer, lacrosse, basketball, tennis, pickle ball. There is a great playground area here, just park in the convenient parking lot. Picnic tables near the playground area (under the lovely oak trees), as well as a covered picnic shelter.

An Anoka County Park located in Oak Grove on Lake George. It offers a lake beach and swimming, a…read moreboat launch, fishing pier, trails for hiking/biking, many picnic pavilions (that can be reserved for a fee), playground, off-street parking, sand volleyball court, restrooms. It is a fee-based park (either daily rate/yearly sticker).

Love this place! Beach, paths, park- perfect family spot. Lake Access point for boats and canoes…read moreavailable too

A great park for a young family or seniors, with a variety activities. A ball park for coaches…read morepitch or soccer in the summer and fall, flag football, even rugby; a small covered picnic pavilion year round; a playground; paved trails and a woodland trail; basketball and tennis court; wood ducks, coyotes, rabbits, fox, birds and bees, etc.; and, yes, gardens with a variety of perennials and annuals layered for the seasons: spring, summer, and fall. And for a little longer hike, Floral trails connect to Cummings Park via a beautiful trail passing through a large pond, up a hill, around the fields and a view of Karth Lake to the east of Cummings.

20 acre park with a asphalt trail through it-which you can hike to the next park (Cummins Park)…read more The Woodland Trail was a nice diversion off the main trail. This park offers: a playground, soccer & ball fields, basketball & tennis courts. Near the power lines there is a Honeybee area. We saw cross country skiers in the park today-they were making their own trail.

Great park. Nice and spacious fields and play area along with a stage and pavilion. Excellent…read morewalking trails that continue through shingle creek.

An unexpected beautiful hidden gem in Brooklyn Center! It's just off 694 and Shingle Creek…read moreParkway, hidden behind the Brooklyn Center Library and Community Center. There is an Amphitheater, multiple play structures, ball fields, walk/bike path, and scenic water features. Lots of community activities hosted here. In the summer time I've attended a concert at the Ampitheater, featuring an amazing band, The Power of Ten. The gym nearby, LA Fitness, sometimes hosts outdoor zumba classes here, too. It's clean and well taken care of. Plenty of walking paths that include outdoor gyms along the way. Great playground for the little ones. What I like most is that it's never to busy and it's so pretty. This is a great park to read a book at and to have picnics. There are picnic tables, barbecues, trash bins and porta-potties to host a nice picnic or a barbecue party.

12 acre neighborhood park in Blaine (but close to Circle Pines, so people refer to either…read moremunicipality). This park offers an asphalt trail around the park, a playground, picnic tables and benches, a tennis/pickle ball court, basketball court, baseball and softball fields. There is a dedicated off-Street parking lot but it is unplowed today (lots of snow), but the walking path has been cleared.

Nice Wright County Regional Park on the bicycle trail. Free park that offers a nice swimming…read morebeach, shelter, picnic tables & grills, sand volleyball court, horseshoes, fishing pier, restrooms, playground, and 1.2 miles of hiking. Clean lake swimming beach with nearby shade.

Maintenance gentleman , Joe,, is very helpful and willing to…read moreassist . Rest room and park are very clean. And neat.

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!!

Nice park, back of a winding road and nestled between the Mississippi River and the Rum River. Easy…read morepave paths to. Alena tour of the space. There's a playground, some picnic areas and a building the has restrooms and rental space too.

Residing between the great Mississippi River and the Rum River meet lies Peninsula Point Park. This…read morewas the first stop on my Anoka Adventure Day and it did not disappoint. STAR #1: The've posted a ton of information throughout about the park and its rich history. I really enjoyed learning about its significance to the indigenous peoples and trappers that settled in the area. STAR #2: Tons of grassy space for picnics, frisbee, and more! So go ahead and stay awhile! STAR #3: There's a small play area nestled back from the shoreline - so be sure to bring the littles! STAR #4: With docks and boat ramps aplenty, Peninsula Point Park seems to be a place fishermen flock too. STAR #5: There's abundant parking, though I'm sure it fills up fast on the weekends! Peninsula Point Park was definitely a hit and made for an excellent place to stop and catch some rays. I'll gladly make my way back next time I'm in Minnesota.