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Lions Park is a fully developed park located in the heart of the "Old Village" of Lake Elmo. Shelter
facilities make Lions Park a good meeting place for group activities. Each August, Lions Park is the
site of the annual city
celebration, Huff-n-Puff
Days. This site is also the
location of the Lake Elmo
Center for the Arts which
occupies a former house
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the property.
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Classification: Neighborhood Park
Location: 3525 Laverne Avenue North
Size: 3.2 acres (Regional Arts Center is 0.2 acres)
Natural Features Passive Uses Active Uses Other Facilities
picnicking playground off-street parking
lighted baseball field concession stand/warming
lighted tennis courts house
basketball court restrooms - permanent
volleyball court drinking fountain
horseshoes warming house
hockey/ice skating rink bleachers
badminton shelter
batting cage
Comprehensive Parks&Recreation Plan Part 2-12 March 2008
Pebble Park
Pebble Park, located on the west city line, was once a 3M gravel pit. The rim of the pit offers an
unpaved parking area nestled among a playground, tennis courts, and a basketball court. The bottom
of the pit is now a ball field. The south and northeast ends of the park features a rolling wooded
terrain with sets of easily accessible trails.
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Classification: Neighborhood Park
Location: 8160 Lake Jane Trail North
Size: 17 acres
Natural Features Passive Uses Active Uses Other Facilities
natural parkland picnicking playground off-street parking
natural resource area trails - walking, lighted tennis courts restrooms - portable
jogging basketball court water fountain
softball field
sliding hill
trails - mountain bike
Comprehensive Parks&Recreation Plan Part 2-13 March 2008
Tablyn Park
At Tablyn Park, located along a gully, high ground features a paved parking area and tennis courts
with a connecting paved trail. The trail leads one on a gentle switchback past the tennis courts down
to the gully. Here the trail passes by a picnic area, a playground and the softball field. A wooden
stairway connects the field with the parking area located at the top of the hill. In winter, one of Lake
Elmo's most popular
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Classification: Neighborhood Park
Location: 8735 Stillwater Boulevard North
Size: 8.6 acres
Natural Features Passive Uses Active Uses Other Facilities
picnicking playground off-street parking
trails - walking, tennis courts grills
jogging, biking basketball court restrooms - portable
softball field
football/soccer field
sledding hill
Comprehensive Parks&Recreation Plan Part 2-19 March 2008