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City of Burnsville Parks and Trails Map Is Provided As a Service to Residents and Is Designed to Show the General Location of Properties CONTACT INFORMATION Parks & Recreation City of Burnsville Ames Center 952-895-4685 Birnamwood Golf Course 952-641-1370 Parks and Trails Map Burnsville Ice Center 952-895-4651 Burnsville Senior Center 952-707-4120 The Burnsville Park System contains approximately Parks Department (parks maintenance and development) 952-895-4550 1,750 acres spread throughout 76 parks. Approximately 1/3 of the parkland is developed for active uses. The Recreation Department (activities and facility reservations) 952-895-4500 other 2/3 is preserved as natural areas, some accessed THE GARAGE Music Center 952-895-4664 by trails. Some of the many amenities in the park system are: Youth Sports • archery range Youth athletic programs are coordinated by the following volunteer organizations: • athletic complexes used for tournament Burnsville Athletic Club 952-707-4193 play for softball, baseball and soccer • basketball courts Burnsville Hockey Club 952-895-4651 • boat launch Burnsville Minnesota Valley Figure Skating Club 952-895-4651 • cross-country ski trails Lakeville Athletic Association 952-953-7471 • disc golf course Valley Athletic Association 952-432-5618 • hockey and pleasure rinks • mountain bike trails • natural hiking trails • picnic areas and shelters • playground areas • public beach • recreation buildings • skateboard and skating areas BRIDGE • splash pad and water features AR D • tennis courts Cedarbridge CE A • volleyball courts BLACK DOG LAKE Woods Tennisioux Minnesota Lane Sioux Trail E Elementary Riverfront V Black Dog A H T Lake 9 Y 13 1 A North River South River Hills HIGHW Hills DR ER TA RIV William Byrne NNESO 1 MI Minnesota Valley HILLS Elementary R National Wildlife Refuge E DR V I R CLIFF RD B E V RIVER HILLS A Y RD L H Cliff Fen T Y 13 LIONS 2 A 1 Highland ARCHERY PLAYGROUND Burnsville HIGHW View SITE High School KENNEL Red Oak DISC GOLF Oak Leaf COURSE West Oak Leaf VE A 35W East Skyline ASHBURN BIRNAMWOOD W Crosstown Utech GOLF COURSE VE Pond WEN East A HIGHW A BURNSVILLE PARKWAY CHO Y 13 Nicollet Crosstown Commons West Terrace Oaks East C VE Sue Fischer Diamondhead A Rudy Kraemer Memorial Education Terrace Oaks T Nordic West Nature Preserve Center E O RD 11 Vista OLL C Y C View A WILLIAMS DR Highland NI 130TH ST Sunset Forest PARKW Vista Heritage Civic Center Gideon Pond Chateaulin View Arbor SKATE ICE Elementary O RD 5 Elementary PARK CENTER Brookview C Timberland Sky Oaks Elem./ Westview Nicollet Middle School R BURNSVILLE Knolls D Howell HIGHLAND DR Leisure Parkwood 134TH ST Edward Neill Krestwood VE Elementary Knob A Hill Valley JUDICIAL RD Sunset DR Neill 136TH ST W Highlands136TH ST Nicollet Wolk ARKWOOD D Pond Park Forest P AND ON Rolling L T Heights Wellington Meadows AK SUNSET UP Colonial O POND Crescent Burnsville MCANDREWS RD Heights Acorn 35W Echo Echo Park140TH ST GREEN DR ALIMAGNET DR Elementary LAKE 35E O RD 5 EVER CO RD 42 C CO RD 42 VE 143RD Rose A OSS ST DOG PARK AND L Wood Y T LEGEND A R W R SOUTHC E PO ARK Hollows Alimagnet Park Area P O RD 11 C DR PARK EARLEY LAKE DR School/Playground Area OSS Interlachen Day SOUTH CR BURNSVILLE Off-street Paved Trail C DR Twin Coventry O RD 42 Lakes Court Northview Burnhaven VEN Unpaved Walking Trail Kelleher ON DR V A Unpaved Biking Trail L A 150TH ST BURNH Paha 35 VE Sapa C VEN A A A L H Keller GO N E A Lake 0 1/4 1/2 3/4 1 5 . GRE D CHIC R Crystal . RD Miles O Lake LAKE KELLER Judicial C BOAT AL Greenhaven West Tyacke YST LAKE F LAUNCH CR Pik City of Burnsville Nik CRYSTAL 2 JUDICIAL RD Murphy-Hanrehan BEACH 100 Civic Center Parkway CRYSTAL Is. Park Reserve Orchard LAKE Burnsville, MN 55337 Loop Gardens Country 155TH ST W West Club www.burnsville.org Buck Hill Lac 1- Managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - www.fws.gov 158TH ST W Lavon 2- Managed by Three Rivers Park District - www.threeriversparks.org 1 2 3 4 5 INDEXINDEX CITY OF BURNSVILLE 100 CIVIC CENTER PARKWAY BURNSVILLE, MN 55337 952-895-4500 www.burnsville.org CITY OF BURNSVILLE PARKS *SPECIAL USE AREAS D2 Acorn Park D4 Echo Park C3 Nordic Park F3 Tyacke Park Shirley Drive 1400 E. 140th Street Portland Avenue 355 Crystal Lake Circle E4 Alimagnet Park & Alimagnet Dog Park D3 Forest Heights Park B4 North River Hills Park E3 Twin Lakes Park 1200 Alimagnet Park Drive Brandywine Drive 11501 19th Avenue Southcross Drive C3 Arbor Park F2 Greenhaven Park E2 Northview Park C5 Utech Pond 12 Arbor Lane Greenhaven Lane 14831 Deerwood Drive Kennelly Road B3 Archery Site C3 Heritage Park C4 Oak Leaf East Park D2 Valley Highlands Park 12151 Pleasant Avenue Heritage Circle South 12254 23rd Avenue South 13509 Grand Avenue South C4 Birnamwood Golf Course C1 Highland Forest Park C4 Oak Leaf West Park C2 Vista View 12424 Parkwood Drive 12920 Upton Avenue 1500 E. 122nd Street 12950 Girard Avenue A4 Black Dog Park B4 Highland View Park F2 Orchard Gardens Park D2 Wellington Crescent 10945 Territorial Drive 12000 Connelly Drive 1500 County Road 5 13729 Wellington Crescent D1 Brookview Park E1 Hollows Park F3 Paha Sapa Park F2 West Buck Hill Park Vivian Drive 29010 Southcross Drive West 15016 Chicago Avenue South 15701 Fremont Avenue E2 Burnhaven Park D1 Howell Park D4 Parkwood Park D1 Westview Park 1020 Crystal Lake Road Court Place 13400 Elm Drive Beard Avenue D1 Burnsville Heights E3 Interlachen Park F4 Pik Nik Island D3 Wolk Park 13803 Shelley Lane 14670 Portland Avenue South Crystal Lake 13800 Parkwood Lane C3 Burnsville Ice Center F1 Judicial Park B5 Red Oak Park & Disc Golf Course A4 Woods Lane Trail 251 Civic Center Parkway Judicial Road 12100 River Hills Drive Woods Lane A5 Cedarbridge Park F1 Kelleher Park D3 Rolling Meadows Park E3 Wood Park Hayes Drive 14951 Burnsville Parkway 199 Meadow Circle North 701 E. 143rd Street C4 Chateaulin Park F4 Keller Lake Park E1 Rose Park 1601 E. 130th Street Keller Lake Road 14250 Judicial Road C3 Civic Center Park & Lions Skate Park D2 Knob Hill Park C1 Rudy Kraemer Nature Preserve 260 Civic Center Parkway 1317 Knob Hill Lane 12640 Chowen Avenue South SCHOOL AREAS B3 Cliff Fen Park & Lions Playground D3 Krestwood Park C4 Skyline Park B3 Burnsville High School 135th Street 600 E. Highway 13 120 E. Cliff Road 1908 Melody Lane D2 Colonial Park F4 Lac Lavon B5 South River Hills Park E4 Echo Park Elementary 14100 County Road 11 1300 W. 139th Street 15501 Lac Lavon Drive 11514 River Hills Drive F2 Country Club Park A5 Lake Park C1 Sue Fischer Memorial Park D1 Edward Neill Elementary Bryant Avenue South 11400 River Hills Drive 127000 Vincent Avenue South 13409 Upton Avenue S. E4 Coventry Court D2 Leisure Park C1 Sunset Park D3 Gideon Pond Elementary Lacota Lane Sunset Lane 613 E. 130th Street Spring Hill Drive C3 Crosstown East F1 Loop Park D1 Sunset Pond D3 Nicollet Junior High 12551 Portland Avenue South Judicial & 155th Street 3350 W. Burnsville Parkway 400 E. 134th Street C3 Crosstown West A3 Minnesota Riverfront Park A4 Tennisioux Park A5 Sioux Trail Elementary 401 East Travelers Trail 600 Black Dog Raod West 2701 River Hills Drive 2801 River Hills Drive F4 Crystal Beach D1 Neill Park C5 Terrace Oaks East D3 Sky Oaks Elementary 1101 Crystal Lake Road 13501 Upton Avenue 12650 Parc Drive 100 E. 134th Street F3 Crystal Lake West & Boat Launch D3 Nicollet Park C5 Terrace Oaks West D2 Vista View Elementary 11 E. Crystal Lake Road 1st Avenue and Nicollet 12801 County Road 11 13109 County Road 5 E2 Day Park and Earley Lake Trail C3 Nicollet Commons Park D3 Timberland Knolls B5 William Byrne Elementary 12550 Nicollet Avenue 14625 County Road 5 205 Harold Drive 11608 River Hills Drive Parks Rules and Ordinances A number of park rules and ordinances have been established to ensure a postive experience at Burnsville parks. Cooperation in abiding by the rules will be greatly apreciated by fellow park users. Park Hours: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. The following items are not permitted in Burnsville parks: 1. Possess, display or use intoxicating liquors in the following parks: Black Dog Park, Crystal Lake West Park (except boat launch), Crystal Lake Beach and beach viewing areas. 2. Possess, display or use intoxicating liquors in the following areas within all parks: Within 30 feet of youth fields and activities, parking lots and access roads, inside or on adult fields for all adult leagues, all recreation buildings and warming houses (except by special permit). 3. Dogs without a leash (except in Alimagnet Dog Park and inside hockey rinks). 4. Park or operate a motor vehicle, including mopeds or motorcycles, except on roads or designated parking areas. 5. Use or possess glass containers or bottles of any type. 6. Golf or play any games except in areas provided. 7. Damage any plant, flower, shrub, tree, grounds or other property. 8. Remain in any park area after closing. 9. Litter or dump, including pet waste. City of Burnsville Park Ordinances and City Codes are available at www.burnsville.org/citycode. The City of Burnsville Parks and Trails Map is provided as a service to residents and is designed to show the general location of properties. This map does not reflect legal property lines. For more information or to report a problem, please contact the City of Burnsville Recreation Department at 952-895-4500. A full listing of parks amenities can be found at www.burnsville.org/parks.
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