City of Minnetonka

Parks

The Hennepin County Park Facility Locator allows you to locate parks and facilities in Minnetonka. Once you are on the Web site, you can choose Find Facilities Close To Home under Quick Search and then enter your address and select the type of facility you are searching for within a specified distance of your address. The site will then show you the parks that have those facilities: selecting a specific park will allow you to see all of the facilities available at that park.

You can also learn more about what facilities are available with our map of Minnetonka parks and facilities (PDF: 9 MB), which has a grid that shows which facilities are available at which parks. If you want to order a printed copy of the parks and trails map, please call the trails hotline at 952.93.TRAIL (952.938.7245) or e-mail Dean Elstad, recycling and trails coordinator, at delstad@eminnetonka.com.

Park maintenance

The Park Division does routine inspections, of park facilities. Mowing of the parks is scheduled by a primary and secondary system. Questions on either repairs, or turf maintenance call 952.988.8400.

Tennis nets

Various parks throughout the city have tennis courts. When the spring weather allows, the Park Division will put the nets up. Call 952.988.8400 for information on specific parks.

Park locations

The following is a partial listing of Minnetonka parks and recreation facilities located within the City of Minnetonka.

Below you will find parks grouped under their classification as set forth by the National Recreation and Parks Association guidelines.

Community parks

Community parks serve a broader purpose than neighborhood parks. The focus is on meeting community based recreational needs, as well as preserving unique landscapes and open spaces.

Big Willow

11522 Minnetonka Boulevard

Civic Center

14600 Minnetonka Boulevard

Lone Lake

5624 Shady Oak Road

Meadow

2725 Oakland Road

Purgatory

17315 Excelsior Boulevard

Community preserves

These lands have been set aside for preservation of natural resources, remnant landscapes, open space, and visual aesthetics/buffering. These parks also provides passive-use opportunities (i.e. nature-type trails, overlooks, etc.)

Crane Preserve

Wayzata Boulevard (South Frontage Road) just east of Ridgedale

Hilloway

12145 Hilloway Rd

Jidana

3333 Jidana Lane

Kinsel

14107 Kinsel Road

Lake Charlotte

16500 Norwood Dr

Lake Rose

Lake Rose Drive

Victoria-Evergreen

3801 Victoria

Mini-parks

These parks are used to address limited, isolated, or unique recreational needs, typically at the neighborhood level.

Elmwood-Strand

3610 Elmwood Pl

Glen Lake Station

Excelsior Blvd and Beacon Hill Rd

Glen Moor

700 W Glen Moor Rd

Groveland

16710 Cottage Grove Ave

Mini-Tonka

16001 Lake St Ext

Mooney

2910 Oak Lea Dr

Other parks

Boulder Creek

5948 Stoneybrook Drive

Burwell

13209 E. McGinty Road

Covington

18920 Manchester Street

Ford

2115 Ford Road

Glen Lake

5240 Glenview Dr

Gray’s Bay Causeway

Hwy 101 and North Grays’ Bay Bridge

Gray’s Bay Marina

2831 Co Rd 101

Green Circle

5600 Green Circle Dr

Gro Tonka

17003 Prospect Place

Guilliams

12101 Minnetonka Blvd

Holiday Lake

5230 Woodland Rd

Junction

12305 Excelsior Boulevard

Kelly

17500 Excelsior Boulevard

Knollway

895 Horn Drive

Libbs Lake Beach

16515 Park Lane

Linner

2022 Linner Road

Mayflower

2835 Mayflower Avenue

McKenzie

14950 McKenzie Boulevard

Mills

Bridge Street and Minnetonka Boulevard

Mills Landing

12810 Minnetonka Blvd

Minnehaha Creek Headwaters

16501 Grays Bay Blvd

Oakhaven

13608 Spring Lake Road

Oberlin

11597 Oberlin Road

Orchard

12595 Orchard Road

Pioneer

12117 Pioneer Rd

Reich

18601 Beaver Trail

Shady Oak

5200 Shady Oak Road

Spring Hill

16714 Seymour Drive

Sunrise Ridge

Minnetonka Circle

Tower Hill

4525 Williston Road

Westwood

9 Westwood Rd

Wilson

4230 Victoria Street

Woodgate

5090 Highland Road

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