Wright County Parks & Recreation opens campground reservations with new rules, including a seven-night stay limit. The 2025 camping season starts May 2 with varied costs for different campsite types.

The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is working on transforming Hiawatha Golf Course into a mixed-use space called "Hiawatha Links." Public input is sought for the design phase.

Minneapolis' upcoming The River Hub at Graco Park aims to merge environmental education, arts, and technology, and includes multimedia arts space Spark'd Studios. The park will open by end-April, alongside a trail project causing a bridge closure.

Minneapolis is set to open The River Hub at Graco Park, an eco-friendly community space, by April's end, despite the temporary closure of Plymouth Avenue Bridge for construction.

Plymouth, MN announces its annual tree and shrub sale, starting March 1 for residents, aimed at promoting pest-resistant and local wildlife-friendly greenery.

The MN DNR reminds anglers to remove fish houses by March 3 to prevent lake pollution and safety issues due to melting ice. Noncompliance may lead to fines and confiscation.

Lake Waconia Regional Park's Sledding Hill is now open, offering two runs for different preferences. It is unsupervised, so visitors sled at their own risk and need to follow safety rules.

Wright County Parks & Recreation opens their campsite reservation portal on March 3, with earlier access for locals at 8 a.m. and general public access at noon.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a Women's Sunset Hike on March 1st for women, femme, and non-binary individuals, with reservations required and a $6 fee.

Carver County Parks has announced their upcoming Parks & Recreation Program Guide with outdoor activities and events for the community, available for free with a simple sign-up.

Carver County Parks replaces skiing with luminary walks due to a lack of snow at its Candlelit Nights events on February 15th and 22nd, offering hot drinks, s’mores, and pizza.

The sledding hill at Lake Waconia Regional Park is closed due to insufficient snow coverage, prioritizing safety. Alternative activities are suggested until conditions improve.

St. Louis Park's Walk the Park event on Feb. 8 is postponed to Feb. 15 due to weather, with a move indoors if needed. It's a free, monthly community walk. Future dates are March 8 and April 12.