Stillwater, Minnesota, offers a variety of parks and attractions that cater to residents and visitors alike. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, family-friendly activities, or a peaceful retreat, Stillwater’s parks provide something for everyone.
Pioneer Park
Located at 515 North 2nd Street, Pioneer Park features a bandshell, playground, picnic shelters, and walking paths. It’s an ideal spot for family gatherings and community events.
Lowell Park
Situated along the St. Croix River at 201 Water Street, Lowell Park offers scenic river views, an amphitheater, and open spaces perfect for picnics and leisurely walks.
Teddy Bear Park
Found at 207 East Nelson Street, Teddy Bear Park is a favorite among families with young children. The park boasts a playground, picnic shelters, and a gazebo, making it a delightful spot for play and relaxation.
Washington Square Park
Located at 815 S. Greeley Street, Washington Square Park features baseball and softball fields, a playground, and walking paths, catering to sports enthusiasts and families alike.
Lily Lake Park
At 1208 S. Greeley Street, Lily Lake Park offers a range of amenities, including a boat launch, fishing pier, playground, and sports courts. It’s a great destination for water activities and outdoor recreation.
Historic Stillwater Lift Bridge
Built in 1931, the Stillwater Lift Bridge is a notable landmark connecting Minnesota and Wisconsin. Now dedicated to pedestrians and cyclists, it offers picturesque views of the St. Croix River and downtown Stillwater.
Brown’s Creek Trail
This multi-use trail runs from Stillwater’s Pine Point Park to St. Paul, offering opportunities for biking, walking, and skiing. The trail’s scenic route makes it a popular choice for outdoor enthusiasts.
For more information on park amenities and locations, visit the City of Stillwater’s official website.