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1. Where are the Parks located within the Township

Anderson Park

1188 Anderson Lane
Features: Undeveloped

Apple Tree Park

4399 Oakmede Lane
Features: Playground Equipment, Basketball Court

Bellaire Beach

2499 South Shore Blvd
Features: Picnic Area & Shelter, Swimming Beach
*** Please note, the restrooms are only available when the lifeguards are on duty.

Bellaire Park

2560 County Road F
Features: Picnic Equipment, Passive Trails & Benches, Inline Skating, Sliding Hill

Benson Park

Features: Undeveloped

Birch Park

2150 Overlake Road
Features: Playground Equipment, Picnic Equipment, Small Ball Field

Brandlwood Park

5801 Meadowview Drive
Features: Playground Equipment, Skating Rink, Picnic Equipment, Open Field

Columbia Park

1756 Highway 96 E
Features: Playground Equipment, Ball Field, Soccer Field, Skating Rink, 2 Tennis Courts

Deer Meadow Park

2625 Parkview Drive
Features: Playground Equipment, Shelter, Paved Trail, Open Field

Eagle Park

5485 Township Drive
Features: Playground Equipment, 2 Tennis Courts, Ice Skating Rink, Picnic Shelter & Equipment

Four Seasons Park

5287 Hugo Road
Features: Playground Equipment, 2 Tennis Courts, Picnic Shelter & Equipment, Ball Field

Fox Meadow Park

4230 White Bear Pkwy
Features: Playground Equipment, Skating Rink, Picnic Shelter, Open Field

Garden Creek Park

5383 Portland Ave
Features: Playground Equipment, Ice Skating Rink, Picnic Equipment

Garley Park

5560 Peterson Road
Features: Small Ball Field

Glider Park

2626 Suzanne Circle
Features: Playground Equipment, Basketball Court, Small Sliding Hill

Longville Park

2675 1st Street / 5300 Portland Ave
Features: Ball Field, 2 Tennis Courts, Benches, Trails

Manor Park

2569 Stacker Blvd
Features: Playground Equipment

Mead Park

5130 Dillon Street
Features: Playground Equipment, Ball Field, Skating Rink, Picnic Shelter & Equipment

Meadowlands Park

4600 Stoddart Circle
Features: Playground Equipment, Passive Trails, Benches

Moon Lake Park

4701 Greenhaven Drive
Features: Paved Trail

Otter Lake Regional Park

5750 Otter Lake Road (North of Meadowview Drive Intersection)
Features: Ramsey County Dog Park

Otter Park

5868 Otterview Trail
Features: Playground Equipment, Sliding Hill

Polar Lakes Park

1280 Hammond Road
Features: 2 Lighted Baseball Fields, 2 Multi-use Fields, 2 Lighted Soccer Fields, Playground Equipment, Picnic Shelter, Amphitheatre / Stage

Red Pine Park

5860 Red Pine Blvd
Features: Playground Equipment, Ice Skating, Basketball Court, Sliding Hill, Trails

Rutherford Park

2673 Lake Ave
Features: Benches, Undeveloped

Sandterra Park

5891 Pintail Lane
Features: Trail

Tamarack Nature Center

5287 Otter Lake Road
Features: Tamarack Nature Center is a 320-acre nature preserve located within Bald Eagle-Otter Lakes Regional Park. Paved trails, boardwalks and wood chipped paths provide year-round access. A floating dock serves as a scenic overlook onto Tamarack Lake, habitat for heron, turtles, mink and muskrat. The half-mile paved trail circling the restored prairie provides access to an observation deck overlooking Teal Pond.
Other features of the park include:•Year-round open facility; building is staffed by professional naturalists to answer questions.
•Over three miles of cross-country skiing and walking trails.
•Education and recreation programs for schools, community groups, etc.
•Summer day camp programs for students.
•Public programs of a wide variety, such as nature walks, snowshoeing, apple cidering, bird banding, Earth Day & Halloween activities.
Outreach programs are available for school and community groups. On-staff naturalists share nature-related programs with adults and children.
For more information call Tamarack Nature Center, (651)-407-5350.

Walhof Park

5335 Reed Place
Features: Playground Equipment

Wright Park

4099 Bellaire Ave
Features: Undeveloped

2. Does the Township have a Park Board?

Yes - The Park Board advises the Town Board on matters of park acquisition and development, and oversees the development of the park system. The members also work with the Community Services and Recreation Department of School district #624 and the Township Public Works Department in determining park maintenance and usage policies.

Meetings of the Park Board are held at 6:30 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month at the Administrative Building Conference Room. The park board consists of seven members appointed by the Town Board. Terms are for three years, with appointments made in May.

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Park Board

3. Does the Township have an Adopt-A-Park program?

Yes. For more information click here