St. Louis Park

St. Louis Park is a progressive city that is located just west of the Twin Cities. Just minutes from downtown, residents and visitors are allowed to experience the attractions, events and excitement of a major metropolitan area, and still have the small town feel.

Some 45,000 people call St. Louis Park home for this reason, and find it a great place to experience all of the Twin Cities’ amenities: the chain of lakes, the downtown theater district, shopping, universities, and major league sports.

 

St. Louis Park also has 51 parks to enjoy (11.5 percent of St. Louis Park’s land is set aside for parks). Bike trails link St. Louis Park to downtown Minneapolis, the Uptown area, Hopkins and Chaska. The St. Louis Park and downtown area will provide you with plenty of fun and memorable moments.

Our Neighborhoods

updated: Tuesday, April 05, 2011

Amhurst Aquila Birchwood Blackstone Bronx Park Brooklawns Brookside Browndale Cedar Manor Cedarhurst Cobblecrest Creekside

Crestview Eliot Eliot View Elmwood Fern Hill Kilmer Pond Lake Forest Lenox Meadowbrook Minikahda Oaks Minikahda Vista Minnehaha

Oak Hill Pennsylvania Park Shelard Park Sorensen South Oak Hill Texa Tonka Triangle Westdale Westwood Hills Willow Park Wolfe Park

  Westwood Hills Nature Center is a 160-acre natural area featuring marsh, woods and restored prairie. The preserve is beautiful throughout the seasons and provides homes for many animals including deer, fox, mink and owls. Westwood Naturalists conduct year-round programs to increase visitors understanding and appreciation of our natural world. The nature center is located just south of I-394 and east of Highway 169. Parking and admission are free. Wood chipped, boardwalks and hard surface accessible trails are open from dawn to dusk year-round.