Because of its small size, Hilltop does not have many outdoor amenities within its city limits. However, residents have access to many great options just minutes away in the neighboring City of Columbia Heights. Some of the closest parks to the City of Hilltop include:

McKenna Park: One of the most highly used parks within the City of Columbia Heights and is within walking distance of Hilltop residents. The park is home to a playground, ball fields, soccer fields, and specially a wading pool. There is also a park building at McKenna Park, used by the Recreation Department youth program in summer but also available for renting. During the summer months, the wading pool, monitored by the Public Works Department, is open every day. McKenna Park is home to many types of youth ball games, including baseball, t-ball, softball, soccer, and football. Even in the winter months, McKenna Park is used regularly because of its skating/hockey rinks and sledding hill.

Keyes Park: A park situated in Columbia Heights, is just 3 minutes from the heart of Hilltop. This neighborhood park offers play equipment, picnic tables, and a park building available to rent. Sports options at Keyes include a baseball field, softball field, and a soccer field. In the winter months, Keyes Park is a popular spot for sledding.

Sullivan Lake Park: A park that is most popular for its walking trails around Sullivan Lake and is just 5 minutes from the heart of Hilltop. In addition to walking trails, the park offers play equipment, grills, and indoor bathrooms. The two picnic shelters side by side within the park are available to rent for private events. Sullivan Lake Park is also home to the best tennis courts in the City of Columbia Heights.

Even though Hilltop is a small community, there is an abundance of amenities for locals within minutes of home.

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