The Robbinsdale Parks Department is responsible for the maintenance and repair of the City's fourteen parks totaling 110 acres, as well as park development, improvement projects, and operations. Park development and acquisition funding is provided through the City's general fund, various grants, and donations from civic and non-profit community groups. For a printable list of our parks click here. To get a printable copy of a rental request please view our rental tab below.

Lakeview Terrace Park (LVT) - 3769 Crystal Lake Blvd.

This is Robbinsdale's second largest park and boarders Crystal Lake. It is 30 acres in size. LVT Park has several sports fields, playground equipment, a large picnic area, a picnic pavilion, several paths & trails and boat access. There is also a limited amount of space that can be rented for canoes, kayaks or paddle board storage May-October. For information on the canoe rack please click here.

Sanborn Park - 42nd Ave N. & Chowen Ave N.

Sanborn Park is 8.8-acres in size. This park features a picnic shelter and building/warming house, sport fields, playground, tennis court, 1/2 court basketball, picnic area, paths & trails, horseshoe court, concession stand, fishing dock, and outdoor ice rink during the winter season.

Manor Park - 3129 Abbott Ave N.

Manor Park is 3.8-acres in size. The park features a picnic shelter and building, sport fields, playground, tennis court, picnic area, paths & trails, and splash pad.

Lee Park - 3738 Lee Ave N.

Lee Park is 6.7-acres in size. This park features a picnic shelter, playground, sport fields, picnic area, paths & trails.

Spanjers Park - 4511 Lake Dr.

Spanjers Parks is 2.5-acres in size and is located right next to City Hall. This park features one large sports field. 

Hollingsworth Park - 4237 Shoreline Dr.

Hollingsworth Park runs along Crystal Lake. The park is 4.4-acres in size and features picnic areas, a fishing dock (across from Sanborn Park), and paths & trails. 

South Halifax Park - 3101 Halifax Ave N.

Halifax Park is 4-acres in size and features a playground, 1/2 court basketball, picnic area, and paths & trails. 

Robbinsdale Middle School & Lakeview Elementary School

The parks located at the Robbinsdale Middle School and Lakeview Elementary are owned by the School District,  but are within the City of Robbinsdale. The parks feature sport fields, paths & trails. Lakeview Elementary also has a playground. 

Sochacki Park - 3500 June Ave N.

Sochacki is our largest park. It is 37.4 acres in size. This park features a dog park, picnic area, a pavilion, and paths & trails. Sochacki Park is operated under a partnership with the City of Golden Valley and Three Rivers Park District. Learn more about the park and partnership.

Triangle Park - Noble Ave. N & 40th Ave N

Triangle Park is 1-acre in size and features a few picnic tables, a small baseball field, a playground, and an open area for different activities. 

Humphrey Park - 4545 Halifax Ave N.

Humphrey Park is 3.8-acres in size. This park features a picnic area, paths & trails. 

Kelly Park - 4100 Xenia Ave N.

Kelly Park is 1.8-acres in size. This park features a playground, a 1/2 basketball court, a picnic area, a horseshoe court, and paths & trails. 

Sunset Park - 3901 Crystal Lake Blvd.

Sunset Park is 0.8 of an acre in size. This park features a playground, a picnic area, and paths & trails. 

Mielke Park - 4239 Halifax Ave. N

Mielke Park is 0.7 of an acre in size and features a picnic area. 

Parkview Park - 2765 Parkview Park

Parkview Park is 0.3 of an acre in size and features a playground. 

Graeser Park - West Broadway & Hwy. 100

Graeser Park is in the City of Robbinsdale and is maintained by the D.O.T. This park features a picnic area. 

Twin Lakes Boat Access - Lower Twin Lake has a public boat launch, IPaddle Port equipment-sharing station, and a regional trail system.  

Crystal Lake - Crystal Lake has a public boat launch and the Crystal Lake Regional Trail, which connects to the Medicine Lake Regional Trail and the Rush Creek Regional Trail. 

Ryan Lake - Ryan Lake has a public fishing pier

Robbinsdale Community Gym & Fitness Center: The Fitness Center facility includes a large gymnasium and an extensive exercise room. Family and individual memberships are available for purchase, as well as daily passes and punch passes. For more information check out the Open Gym & Fitness Center Schedule.

Many of our shelters, buildings, and fields are able to be reserved. Reservations requests must be submitted at least 3 days in advance.

• By City Ordinance, any group of 25 or more must have a permit to use our parks. For a copy of the City Ordinances directly relating to park use, please click here. Please note most of our parks have limited parking.

If you would like to request a beer/wine permit or have a portable feature at your event such as a bounce house, you must submit your request along with your added insurance coverage 2 weeks prior to your event for processing. All rentals will be required to provide a security deposit of a $250+ depending on selected features.

To reserve a park shelter or building, please contact the Recreation Department at 763-531-1278.

Lakeview Terrace Pavilion: 

$25/hour (2 hour minimum) 
Electricity available, but you must request that it be turned on. 

Manor Building or Shelter: $20/hour (2 hour minimum)

Sanborn or Lee Shelter: $20/hour (2 hour minimum)

Hollingsworth/Triangle Park Open Space:
1-50 people - $25/hour
51-500 people - $50/hour

Beer/Wine Permit: $50 must be with a shelter/pavilion rental AND additional application

Portable Recreation Feature (inflatables, stages, dunk tank, etc.): $500 deposit per feature, $50/per feature

Horseshoe or Tennis Court: $25/hour

Paper Forms: Shelter/Building Rental Form       Field/Open Space Rental Form 

Muchos de nuestros pabellones, edificios, campos y canchas se pueden reservar. Las solicitudes de reserva deben presentarse con 3 días de anticipación como mínimo.

Por ordenanza de la ciudad, cualquier grupo de 25 o más personas debe tener un permiso para utilizar nuestros parques. Para obtener una copia de las Ordenanzas de la Ciudad directamente relacionadas con el uso de los parques, haga clic aquí. Tenga en cuenta que la mayoría de nuestros parques cuentan con estacionamiento limitado.

Si desea solicitar un permiso para cerveza y/o vino, o si tiene un elemento portátil para  su evento, por ejemplo, una casa de rebote, debe presentar su solicitud junto con su cobertura de seguro agregado 2 semanas antes de su evento para que se procese a tiempo. Todos los alquileres incluirán el pago de un depósito de seguridad de $250+ dependiendo de los elementos seleccionados.

Formulario de alquiler de refugios o edificios     
Formulario de alquiler de espacios abiertos/campos/canchas       
Solicitudes de alquiler en línea

Pabellón de Lakeview Terrace: 
$25 por hora (2 horas mínimo)
Electricidad disponible, pero debe solicitar que se encienda. 

Refugio o edificio Sanborn/Manor/Lee: $20 por hora (2 horas mínimo)

Espacio abierto Hollingsworth/Triangle Park:
1-50 personas - $25 por hora
51-500 personas - $50 por hora

Permiso de cerveza y/o vino: Se debe hacer un depósito de $50 con el alquiler de un refugio o pabellón Y presentar una solicitud adicional.

Elementos recreativos portátiles (inflables, escenarios, tanque de inmersión, etc.): Depósito de $500 por cada elemento, $50 por cada elemento

Cancha de tenis o de juego de herradura: $25 por hora