Twin Cities Property Finder · David Olson, Broker · MN #BK3603584 · Whitefish Property Finder · MN #40646463 · Licensed in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Florida
One of the benefits of being a local in the city of New Hope, Minnesota is that the majority of the homes in the city are within a quarter mile of one of its 20 parks.
Parks and trails are a big part of what people love about living here. Here’s a quick guide.
Here’s an honest look, whether you’re selling or buying.
Parks and trails in New Hope
Each of these parks provides excellent places for recreation and scenic walks. Because this city is far away enough from more commercially developed cities, the parks are home to a charming and peaceful atmosphere.
Northwood Park: As the jewel of New Hope’s park system, Northwood Park is host to 65-acres of land space. This park offers a small lake where visitors can enjoy canoes ride and lakeside scenery. Just to the east of the ball fields is an open space for pick-up football or ultimate frisbee. There is also a trail that runs along Basset Creek that offers a beautiful spot for an evening walk with a loved one.
Hidden Valley Park: Hidden Valley Park is a small park that offers several recreational options. A small body of water acts the center of the park, with a basketball court, three tennis courts, a playground, and a hockey rink all surrounding it. Directly north of the park is Sonnesyn Elementary School, and the student enjoy this park on a daily basis when the weather is nice. The school has two small baseball fields and two soccer fields that are open for public use when not being utilized.
More places to get outside
Civic Center Park: Civic Center Park is one of New Hope’s largest and most cherished parks. Located next to the New Hope Police Department and the West Metro Fire & Rescue, this safe park features several fabulous amenities. One of the most popular is the Honsey Outdoor Pool. This community pool features lap swimming, a diving area, a kiddie pool and much more. Civic Center Park is also home to New Hope’s outdoor theatre. The outdoor theatre is used for community theatrical productions as well as summer concerts. Also included within the park are basketball, volleyball, and tennis courts, soccer and baseball fields, a dog park, outdoor grilling and picnic areas, a playground, and a skate park. In the winter time the dog park is converted into a hockey/ice skating rink and the park also has a sledding hill.
Sunnyside Park: While it is small, Sunnyside Park’s ideal location directly behind a local neighborhood make it a wonderful place to enjoy the day. the park is home to a playground, a baseball field, and a basketball court. Additionally, there are a few acres of open space to make use of other physical activities.
Lions Park: Lions Park: Established by the Golden Valley Lions Club, Lions Park is a staple of the community. Featuring lighted walking trails, a new playground, outdoor grills, basketball and tennis courts, softball and soccer fields, as well as skating rinks and a warming house in the winter, Lions Park is bursting with activity. The overall quality of the 20-acre park and it’s continual upkeep make it one of the most popular family destinations.
A simple plan for your New Hope move
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