11 Coolest Playgrounds in the Twin Cities (2025 Map)

Loaded with inclusive and accessible features for all kids, leave plenty of time to explore the shady play area and its zip lines, swings, see-saw, ramps, merry-go round and sensory elements. There's a nice splash pad area, too.

JessieCC1E said:  So clean, fun for all ages, many areas, accessibility

Bracket Field Park features the signature 35-foot rocket climbing sculpture, a playground, tot lot, picnic areas, play fields, skate park, restrooms, even a seasonal wading pool for those hot summer days!

Boom Island Park includes a biking path, boat dock, grill, picnic area, pay parking lot, playground/tot lot and a walking path, all with stunning views of the Minneapolis skyline.

Known as "chutes & ladders" playground for its huge collection of climbers and slides spread around a multi-level play space, this is one of the best playgrounds in the Twin Cities and worthy of a drive!

Schaper Park has an inclusive play area, a timed 40-yard dash and a cool ninja obstacle course that parents can enjoy, too.

The fun playground at French Regional Park has such a creative design, with cool towers, climbing nets, slides of all sizes and an area for smaller kids.

Central Park of Maple Grove features an interactive fountain, playground, garden & labyrinth, trails, and an ice skating loop.

This cheerful rainbow-colored playground is one of the best (and biggest) around! There's equipment for all ages, including big and small slides, a giant net climber, a multi-level play structure and zip lines.

This is a gigantic multi-level playground with bridges, tunnels, ladders, climbing nets, slides and plenty more. There's lots to do for toddlers and bigger kids, and it's accessible to all abilities.

The charming nature-inspired playground at Lake Rebecca Park Reserve has a felled tree play structure, small and large play towers with slides, and a cabin to explore. There's a fun hidden animal scavenger hunt built into the playground, too.