Went with my 5 year old and he loved it! I kept up with him and went down every slide but we were…read moreboth tired after an hour because it's a lot of stair climbing and carrying the mat. A good work out though and so fun! I will say to watch your elbows parents because you can bump into the sides going down the slides pretty hard. I'm not a fan of heights so I was a bit nervous at first but then I got over it. You sure do feel like you're moving fast! They had a snack bar are and seating and a fun climbing jungle gym area for kids too. It's expensive but it's definitely something all kids should experience at least once.

What an amazing spot! So many fun slides to try. We went on a weekend so it definitely was busy but…read morebecause there are so many options you do not need to wait in line for Long. There is a toddler play area and a big net to climb. The area is very clean. There is food options available and lots of seats throughout. It definitely seems to be the majority of big kids but our little one did just fine. There's an arcade area, but that requires that you pay Extra. You do need to buy their socks to participate. If you are a spectator. You do not need to pay.

This park was a park that I happened to find on Yelp while eating some lunch in Shakopee. I saw…read morepictures that an out-of-towner posted which made me want to check it out. What a nice park. I was surprised that this park was so large with everything to do there, they have trails, lake, beach, all kinds of sports fields and play sets. There is something for everyone. I took a lot of pictures because I would round a bend or come over a hill and see the park is bigger and with more to offer. This park is well kept and well marked. I can't wait to stop back to capture more photos and some sunshine. Have a great day. Keep Yelping! Enjoy the photos and maybe I will see you there. Make sure that you say HI.

This recreational park was one of my favorite places that we stopped while I was in town. There is…read moreample parking and the park was pretty empty but, it's was a cooler fall day. There is a playground that has equipment for all ages, swings, basketball courts and a skate park. There was also pavilions, arbors and a beautiful gazebo. The lake runs through this park and there was plenty of benches on the walking trails. I took the shaded trail that leads down to the lake front beach and it was absolutely gorgeous. Tree covered pathway through the forest and the crisp fall air whipping by is enough to make anyone's stress melt away. There is a map at the bottom of the trail near the lake that shows the various trails throughout the park. It does circle around no matter which outlet you take back into the main park area. Since it was a paved trail it was an easy hike and a great opportunity to take in the leaves changing colors. The beach park was small but, it did appear to have bathroom facilities and enough room to take a dip during the summer. Unfortunately it started to rain so, I didn't get to walk the trail to the front where there was a nice walking bridge.

For the 2nd year in a row we have rented the park pavilion for a large family gathering. A…read morebeautiful park pavilion, with kitchen, picnic tables inside and outside, and large fire place in the center. Children of all ages and adults, all loved it. One day rental gives you access from morning until night. Beautiful scenery, and great playground, and public bathroom near pavilion. We brought in food (pot luck) and beverages and everyone loved it. Parking right next to the pavilion. We can't say enough good things. Last year was a wedding/bridal shower and it was easy to decorate as much as we wanted. Great family photo "ops". Strande's Lakeville, Mn

I enjoy kayaking here. There where a lot of nature to see from the lake. This is a great spot to go…read moreif you are a birdwatcher we saw so many different birds, ducks, and raptors. We also saw a deer and her baby. I love all of three rivers parks! This one you can rent kayaks, paddle boats, standup paddles. They also have lots of picnic tables, a playground and indoor bathrooms. It's a nice Hiking, swimming, Nonmotorized water sports, fishing, and picnics. You do not have to pay anything to enter this place, And parking is free!!

Amazing and well manicured paths for walking and biking. Great to feel like I'm not in the city…read morewhen going for a walk. There are a lot of choices on the paths.

What a lovely park. You don't even feel like your in the city. We loaded up the kayaks and headed…read moreout onto the lake. Nice dock to help get in and out. Lily pads galore. Nice clear water. We were the only people on the lake for hours. We pack sandwiches and ate in the lake. Nice wild flower fields. We could hear horses on the trails. They also have bike paths and a dog park. Bathrooms were very clean. And picnic tables. I would totally come back here. Also fishing was great! We just caught and released.

This park is great in the spring /summer, very pretty in the fall. They also clear some paved paths…read morein the winter for a good walk. There are a couple of lakes, Watzl's Beach and many things to do. They have many paved trails that meander through the woods, ice rink and warming house in the WI ter and all summer sports areas for basketball, tennis, baseball etc. I have taken a lot of pictures over the years, enjoy.

We went here on Memorial Day morning, mainly to look at the veteran memorial. It's a beautiful park…read morewith a lot to offer - we looked at the helicopter, the memorial, walked on the path around the park, then over to the playground. There was a lot of construction on the trail, so we were a little limited, but there was still plenty to keep us busy. The memorial + the helicopter were nice. Each is at a separate spot, about 30-40 feet from each other (I'm not awesome at guesstimating this distance, but it wasn't far). Each has a sidewalk going up to it, but the memorial has another walkway after the sidewalk stops - it's made of bricks with people's names on the brick. We think the names were the people who donated to the memorial, but it didn't say anywhere, so we aren't sure. The memorial is good sized with many names on it, and new names being added (you can tell by the stone bring more freshly cut). It's sobering to be there, but good to remember. The children were thoroughly into the helicopter - asking about all the parts and how it worked. After we accomplished what we had come for, we walked a bit, then ended at the playground. It is a good size with lots to keep a 4, 6, and 8 year old busy. Perhaps we will come here again, it looked like there were some interesting walking paths, but a bit was closed while we were there.

I'm on work travel for the month in the Shakopee area, so this is one of the first places I headed…read moreto get some info on fun things to do in the nearby area. I walked via the State Trail along the highway (which is apparently a 70 mile hike if you do the whole thing, loosely following the river!). The Visitor Center has many helpful pamphlets providing info on local activities, recreational parks, hiking trails, seasonal events, and more, including maps. The receptionist was really friendly and welcoming, and offered a couple suggestions of places to explore. There is a Veteran's Memorial and helicopter out front, plenty of picnic space with tables and lots of green grass, as well as a playground for kids to run around and enjoy. If you walk over the bridge in the back (north), you'll be reconnected with another trail. Further west there is a duck pond and a short educational trail with placards that have interesting historical info about the Shakopee area on them.

Beautiful well maintained fields for minor and major sports. We live around the corner and it's a…read moregreat stop to just observe with benches and great lighting. Also a mini golf course and basketball, tennis and the like. Reminds me of days of old nestled in a neighborhood, free parking, no admission.

Nice park lots to do not super crowded the first time I came here was with my family we played on…read morethe volleyball courts it was an incredible time

This is a great off-leash dog park nearby several Shakopee neighborhoods. It has a parking lot for…read moreeasy travel and unloading dogs. There is an area for smaller dogs and a separate area for larger dogs, both to run around and play with other pooches! There are doggie bags at the entrance of the park and trash cans along the park walkways. There is also a shared built-in water bowl at the front of the park as well. We bring our family dogs here to get energy out and since everything is fenced in, we feel very comfortable letting them run around off-leash as they are also very good with other people and dogs.

I am visiting in town and went to a few. The ones by the river were full of mud. This one is by far…read moresuperior to the rest! It has fenced in forest and trails for dogs to walk around and explore and huge open grassy fields to run in. This was one of the best dog parks I've ever been to!