Powderhorn Park

Powderhorn is the largest park in the neighborhood park section covering over 65 acres of land and 12 acres of water. Several athletic fields are located at the park.

The park boundaries continue along 10th-15th Avenues and from halfway into the 3100 block to 35th St.

Powderhorn Park is host to several important events each year, including the annual 4th of July Celebration, May Day Festival and the Powderhorn Arts Festival. Its setting and size can easily accommodate large events.

The park was named under the order of Major Plympton (based at Fort Snelling) and so-named because the contour of the lake in its original form and size resembled a powder horn. A powder horn is a flask made from the horn of a cow or ox that held gunpowder carried by soldiers.

Amenities:
* Bandstand
* Basketball Court
* Fishing Dock
* Garden
* Picnic Area
* Soccer Field
* Tennis Court
* Volleyball Court
* Walking Path
* Wells
* Baseball Field
* Drinking Fountain
* Football Field
* Ice Rink
* Restroom Facilities
* Softball Field
* Tot Lot/Playground
* Wading Pool
* Water Pump