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Edinborough Park

4.5 · 94 reviews·Hidden gem: highly rated, still under the radar
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Edinborough Park is a beloved green space in Edina, Minnesota, offering a blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities. The park spans several acres at 7700 York Ave S, featuring a large pond that attracts ducks and geese, shaded walking paths, and open grassy areas ideal for picnics or frisbee. Families appreciate the modern playground with equipment for all ages, while sports enthusiasts can use the baseball fields, soccer fields, and tennis courts. The park also includes a warming house for ice skating in winter, making it a year-round destination. What makes Edinborough Park distinctive is its well-maintained facilities and community-focused atmosphere, it's a hub for local events, summer concerts, and casual gatherings. The pond is a highlight, with a fountain adding a serene soundtrack. Visitors can stroll the loop trail around the water, watch wildlife, or simply relax on a bench. The park's accessibility and variety of activities make it a favorite among residents and visitors alike.

Don't miss

  • Scenic pond with a fountain and resident waterfowl
  • Fully equipped playground for children
  • Walking and biking trails around the park
  • Ice skating rink and warming house in winter
  • Sports fields for baseball, soccer, and tennis

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Ways to visit Edinborough Park

You don't need a tour to visit — entry is free. A tour is worth it if you want transport, a guide, or to combine Edinborough Park with nearby sights in one day. That's what these do well.

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How travelers rate it

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4 star
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3 star
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1 star
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Know before you go

  • Do not feed the geese or ducks; it's harmful to them and the ecosystem.
  • Picnic tables are available, but you can also bring a blanket for the grass.
  • Dogs are welcome on leash; clean up after your pet.
  • Sunscreen and water are recommended during summer visits.

A bit of history

Edinborough Park was developed as part of Edina's park system in the mid-20th century. The land was originally agricultural before being transformed into a community recreational area. The park has undergone renovations over the years, including updates to the playground and sports facilities.

Common questions

Are there restrooms available?

Yes, restrooms are located near the playground and warming house, open seasonally.

Can I host a birthday party at the park?

Yes, you can reserve picnic shelters through the Edina Parks & Recreation department.

Is fishing allowed in the pond?

Fishing is permitted with a Minnesota fishing license; catch and release is encouraged.

Is the ice skating rink lit at night?

Yes, the rink has lights for evening skating during operating hours.

Are there bike racks?

Yes, bike racks are available near the main entrance.

What events are held here?

Summer concerts, movie nights, and seasonal festivals are common; check the city events calendar.

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