edinborough park

This place is actually part of the hotel we stayed at. For Christmas or Easter break this would be a great place to bring the kids. With the Mall of America not that far away the hotel and park combination would be a great vacation for anyone

This is a unique place to take the young children to get some physical activity in the winter. I also enjoyed shooting baskets and throwing hola hoops. The kids enjoyed the bouncy house and the indoor playground. Indoor playground does not adequately describe this park. Look it up.

This has been a fun place to take kids to get some physical exercise, especially in foul weather. I took my kids there years ago and now taking grandkids. There's a huge gym with basketball hoops (kid sized), balls, ride-on toys. Comfortable seating is available for caregivers or tired kids.The multi-level indoor play structure will keep the kids happy with a smaller version next to it for the tiny-tikes. It does get quite crowded so get there early. We've had a birthday party there on the main level by the service counter. We brought our own food, but there's a snack bar/coffee available too.

This park is excellent if you have children 8 and under. There is a huge play area, and 7 story climbing gym. The junior olympic sized pool is nice, but the weight/cardio section is horribly small, but perfect for a senior citizen. The 1/16th mile running track comes in handy for all during the long winter months.

Since I live in the area I am tempted to not share information about Edinborough Park because so many people have already found it but it is a gem of a suburban park in the city of Edina, MN. From the walking paths with music piped in, to the lake with paddleboats, bocce ball, minature golf, sculpture, a music amphitheater, this park has it all and draws families from throughout the area. There is even an inside park complete with a pool and exercise area but also with year round programming and a special children's play area. In the summer a farmer's market is set up in the area on Thursdays. A very safe, and especially lovely place.

Wow! Happy to discover this place in sub zero days like today. What to bring: Pack snacks, a coffee for you, towels for the kids (if they want to swim). There is also an area to purchase food.Great place to meet up with other mom friends or couples to watch the kids play. Large slides and climbing area. Basketball hoops, turf area with balls and small bikes. Great for toddlers to 12. Pool area is small but functional. Only draw back was there is not a lifeguard.

I clearly misread the newspaper feature AND the webpage, thinking it would be a good place to walk on a winter's day. It's a good place for young children to play. The pool may be nice when it re-opens. We stayed for 5 minutes - the time it takes to walk around the whole place and left. But that didn't cost us anything.

We went there not expecting much with a 1 year old to do. Little did we know that she would love the many little people like her as well as the slides and toddler place we would stay for 2 hours. A great reasonably prices place to go to get some energy out and play when it's cold outside. Neat environment.

Took my 2yr old here after finding out about this place from a friend. He loves it here!.. There is a large sports hall that has a bouncy castle, basketball hoops and basketballs, as well as some ride on toys for the children. The main Adventure Peak place is good, has lots to do, the special "tot zone" is a little small though and can get really crowded. This is a good safe, warm place to take the kids when it is -40 outside! And for the admittance fee of $7.51c (inc tax) it is worth it.Some improvements could be made to make it even better and more importantly safer, like softer balls in the sports hall as opposed to proper basketballs for example. The bigger kids throw them around and if it hits a smaller child, well, they know about it. Hopefully this can be looked at by the owner/etc and be addressed, but aside from that, its a good place for kids!

We don't come this way often but we love coming here. We always go to Adventure Peak even though we hope to explore further when our kids are older. It is almost like a life-sized Chutes and Ladders! We follow our kids and it is quite a workout! I noticed that one review before mine said that it was worn and tired. I do not agree. It seems like they have done some upgrading since we were last here over a year ago. It is a great family activity and most of the people there are very nice and polite.

While, once a wonderful concept, now really needs a "sprucing up."New, fun things to do are required. Young people come here once and don't return.What went wrong?

Tucked in the southeast corner of Edina is a world of its own that is accessible by foot, car or bus.It has something for everyone. Sunday night and wednesday night are a joy for Fall winter and spring because music is provided at no charge. Local bands and vocal groups perform here. The swimming pool is a great asset and primarly used by adults. there is a running track and exercise machines for ones use. Do not forget the basketball court and the children's jungle gym.there is a place to purchase food while enjoying the facilities. Outside is a big area to play ball games to include practicing your golf pitching. there are walkways and it is like being in a forest. Did I tell you all of this, except the golf pitching, is under roof and temperature controlled? It is!! open to the publc. some small fees---available for parties andweddings--great for kids birthday parites----when it is cold outside this is the place to be to remember the summer coming!!

We took our son here and played in the gym and then went to the enormous jungle gym. We had so much time. I really like how they encourage you to accompany your child into the areas. The slides are so much fun! 2-3 stories! Or the big red slide! There is also a toddler area side to avoid any potential collisions between age groups. There are staff that come through and check and tidy up. Kids of any age will enjoy this tremendously.

You have a pool great for adults and plenty of space for lap swimming and adequate change areas--rec area of basketball--kids area with jungle gym---concerts during winter -great winter walking and enjoying the feeling of outdoors in winter--a cafe--indoor trees----change areas---fees are reasonable but if you live in the Endinbourgh complex it is free!--negative is you cannot park for any length of time in the circle in front of the park which is burdensome when leaving kids off as you subject yourself to a ticket--located near centennial lakes

My kids love it here. The only reason it's not a 5 is crowds and available seating for parents. You have to perch on a lot of benches and ledges. Great for bad weather!