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The City of Mounds View takes great pride in its parks and recreation facilities_ The parks, natural areas, and Community Center enhance the quality of life for Mounds View residents. Residents can choose to take a leisurely walk on the miles of trails, participate in organized recreational activities, or explore the playgrounds. Through the parks and recreation system, residents can stay active and healthy at any stage of their lives. Mounds View Community Center 5394 Edgewood Drive The Mounds View Community Center is the hub for indoor activities and community meeting space. Amenities include an event banquet center, double gymnasium, meeting rooms, exercise room, commons area and free WiFi. Ardan Park B307 Long Lake Road Ardan Park is a small park located along Long Lake Road. Ardan Park has a short trail. A few benches along the trail allow you to stop and take in the natural setting_ Ardan Park is also home to a Ramsey County compost site. City Hall Park 2401 County Hwy.10 City Hall Park is home to the City's annual Festival in the Park in August. It consists of a lighted softball field and youth baseball fields for children of various ages. The park has sand volleyball courts, 3 picnic shelters, and a playground. Grenheld Park 2335 Knoll Drive Greenfield Park is host to Mark Wisser Field, an official size_ baseball diamond with electronic scoreboard and batting cage. The large playground and tennis courts are very popular in the community. A nature trail connects to Oakwood Park. Groveland Park 2B15 Ardan Avenue Groveland Park is a nice shady area for smaller picnics, tennis and active play on the playground. This facility boasts a ball field and a park building with a ,snap kitchenette. Hillview Park 7901 Green Wood Dfi Hillview Park offers a variety of recreation activities including a playground and ball field. The park building is another great rental opportunity for family functions and has a small kitchenette. During the winter months residents can skate at the lighted hockey or pleasure rinks. Lakeside Park 7840 Pleasant View Drive Lakeside Lions Park is jointly owned and operated with the City of Spring Lake Park. With picnic shelters, a gazebo, fishing pier and walking trails, this 11- acre park is a favorite among residents. Lambert Park 5324 Jackson Drive Lambert Park is always active with baseball, softball, soccer, and a playground. The park building is a great place to meet for picnics and family gatherings as well as lighted hockey and pleasure rinks in the winter months. Oakwood Park 5590 Quincy Street Oakwood Park hosts soccer and lacrosse fields. It has a small playground and a nature trail connecting to Greenfield Park. Random Park 5214 Long Lake Road Random Park is commonly used by families with young children. The toddler playground and swings keep little ones busy.The shelter. building was the former City golf course clubhouse and is used for a variety of functions including birthday parties, baby showers, and meetings. —iver view Pads 2700 Count Road I Silver View Park is Mounds View's largest City park Amenities include a building with an attached large picnic shelter, playground, disc golf course, horseshoe pits, ball fields, basketball court, sand volleyball courts, soccer field, and sliding hill. The meandering trail around the pond connects to City sidewalks and other trails. Woodcrest Park 2752 Woodcrest Drive This small park offer a playground and short nature trail.