New park in the Lexington Woods Addition off of Lexington Avenue in Blaine. The parking lot (off…read more131st Ave) is complete-including painting. This playground can boast the new Quantas 8.2 playground equipment-which the kids like. Adaptive equipment, lots of benches, shaded areas, parking lot/bike rack, as well as a porta-potty.

Great parks, grounds and community center! Tons of lovely options for kids and adults. Plus the…read morefarmers market is top notch.

What a great park for all ages! So many different areas to play, covered and shaded areas, access…read moreto water foundations. We did not bring our dog but saw dogs there. It is clean and well kept. Plenty of parking. We'll be back!

Beautiful park for a picnic, play date at the playground, or to just admire the wonderful view of…read moreStillwater and the St Croix River.

Beautiful park! I don't live around this area but have been to this park for two different events…read more A great place to take wedding, family, or engagement pictures during all seasons. Also great for hosting picnics! Several picnic tables under a pavilion, water fountains, and public restrooms that were very clean! A large playground for children as well. Not far from the downtown area. Street parking on an incline is available. Well kept!

I mean, its a park with teddy bears, what more could you ask for…read more We were heading down to downtown Stillwater for brunch, and we parked right near this park. We made a mental note to stop in after our bite to see what it had going on. Cut to an hour later after some good eats we waled into this park. I don't know the history of how this place came to be but it must be interesting. I've never seen a park like it. There were huge concrete teddy bears all over. Kids wee playing around them and we of course took some pics with them. Personally i enjoyed that it was up again the epically large bluffs from the river. the steep cliffs were beautiful and a great backdrop for the park. It's not very large, and there isnt much else to do in the park, but it's definity a spot to stop into and admire.

Cute park! As an…read moreadult with no kids, I only stopped by to capture a photo of the giant teddy bear statue- my inner child needed it (as I was actually visiting on my Bday). Overall it looks like a really fun park for kids, if I did have kids I would for sure take them here to play, if in the area.

I just enjoyed our first time at Big Marine Park Reserve. Yes, you do need a daily ($7) or annual…read moreWashington County pass ($35) if you plan on visiting this park. They have lovely grounds that are kept up. The playground didn't appear to be too old and they had one playground specifically for toddlers and another for big kids that had 2 huge slides. There are bathroom facilities near the beach and by the playground. They also had a water fountain. The beach was great. The water was clear and the floor was sandy. What a beautiful lake. And the water was warmer than I expected even on a cooler 75 degree day. Lots of places to park your cooler and/or towels and wasn't too busy. And lots of parking spaces too.

Our summers seem so short here in MN which is why whenever possible I love spending time of the…read morewater. The best I can do for golfing is mini golf and I'm not even that good and tend to play mini golf like Happy Gilmore. All the more reason for me to go out fishing or boating. One of our favorite locations is Big Marine Park. There is public access to the lake on the North end however for $7.00 a day or a $30.00 for the year, you have access to so much more. From a boating perspective, the access is wide and nicely paved. Room enough for two vehicles at a time where the other access is a single access. Plenty of room to park. There is a fishing pier that is handicapped accessible. A really nice beach with a playground, picnic area and pavilion. There are even scenic hiking trails. The park is open from 6:00am to 10:00pm. Lots to like and enjoy about Big Marine Park for kids of all ages which is just one reason why we look forward to our next visit.

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.

If you are in the Stillwater area this is a beautiful spot to stop and admire the amazing view of…read moreLake St. Croix. This spot was created as a part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal bringing jobs to Minnesota and the craftsmanship of the stone work around the lookout is beautiful. This is not a picnic spot or a play area for kids, its simply a place to stop and rest and enjoy a beautiful view.

Obviously, the most scenic panorama in town. Enjoy the River and the bridge from a distance. Pretty…read moresure I saw some guys taking pics/vids for a rap video here.

Went to Pine Point on a gorgeous 50 degree day in the middle of February! Happy V Day to me! Took…read morethe family on a 2 mile hike through the park. Lots of the trails are still all ice so you have to be cautious otherwise it's a gorgeous park and was definitely quiet today. It's a popular place for horse riding as well as cross country skiing. We were able to walk out onto Lake Louise and see some sand hill cranes too.

Eeeh.... Overhyped. I come here while biking gateway all the time and it's mostly just horse trails.read more