Parks & Recreation

The City of St. Boni provides 9 parks, comprising of a total of 30 acres, that meets the needs and interests of local residents and visitors. St. Boni also has several places with direct access to the Dakota Rail Regional Trail, which is very popular with the walkers, runners, bikers and roller bladers. Whether you are into sports, nature or just want to take your children to the playground, the City of St. Boni has a place for you.

Come out and enjoy our beautiful parks!

City_Park_Rules.pdf

Park_Map.pdf

St. Bonifacius Memorial Park

8535 Kennedy Memorial Drive (3.10 acres)
Shelter, playground, restrooms, Regional Trail Access

Town's Edge Lions Park

8510 Kennedy Memorial Drive (.9 acres)
Baseball field including batting cage, dugouts, bleachers and restrooms.

Wilbur Thurk Memorial Park

3868 Meadowview Terrace (.3 acres)
Picnic table, benches and playground

Missile Park

8822 Wildwood Ave. (4.3 acres)
Home of the St. Boni Saints!
Baseball field, grandstand, concession stand, picnic shelter, playground, basketball court, missile exhibit. The park also has a shelter house with electricity and restrooms for gatherings. Availability of shelter house is on a first come, first serve basis. Call the City to get key for electric box and restrooms.

Boniface Field

8660 Wildwood Avenue (1.6 acres)
Lighted softball/baseball field with a grandstand, restrooms.

Pauly Park

3750 Fox Trail (2.2 acres)
Picnic shelter, grill and playground.

Jaycee Park (Wehle Memorial)

3606 Hillview Lane (1.7 acres)
Park shelter, picnic tables and playground.

Hiddenview Park

4295 Spruce Road (11.7 acres)
Playground with benches and picnic table.

Shirley Logelin Memorial Park

8973 Partridge Road (4.3 acres)
Shelter with 4 picnic tables, benches, playground, soccer field, restrooms, and Regional Trail Access.

Dakota Rail Regional Trailhead

Trail Connections at 4150 Bell Street and 8991 Partridge Road
The Dakota Regional Trail passes through the City and covers a portion of the 44-mile Dakota Rail corridor, which crosses Hennepin, Carver, and McLeod counties. The paved trail provides easy walking , hiking, biking , jogging, and inline skating access for many families in St. Bonifacius and citizens of all ages. The trail passes through a variety of scenic areas, including wetlands, wooded areas, and agricultural lands.