The city of Spring Lake Park covers a total area of 2.07 square miles and is home to 6 parks. Spring Lake Park offers numerous recreational activities in its several neighborhood and community parks. Lakeside Lions Park: A 12-acree park situated on the north shore of Spring Lake. Lakeside Park is run by both Spring… Read more »

The city of Spring Lake Park, Minnesota is located 10 miles north of Minneapolis in Anoka and Ramsey Counties. Spring Lake Park is a residential small town with friendly residents and charming community. Spring Lake Park is home to over 6,500 residents offering numerous recreational activities and entertainment  within the city and in neighboring communities…. Read more »

The area now known as Spring Lake Park was originally a part of Manomin County. Manomin County was established in May of 1857 and included Columbia Heights, Fridley, Hilltop, and Spring Lake Park. In April of 1870, the people of Manomin County petitioned to become a part of Anoka County and were accepted as a… Read more »

Students in the city of Spring Lake Park are served by the Spring Lake Park School district. Spring Lake Park Schools serves 5,700 students within Spring Lake Park and the surrounding areas. The Spring Lake Park school district sets high expectations and seeks to help each student reach their full potential. The school looks to… Read more »

The community of Vermillion is made up of around 400 residents. Located 22 miles southwest of St. Paul, this outer ring suburb values spacious landscapes and a small-town feel. The city itself is not home to many amenities like parks, libraries, or entertainment. Instead, the residential community ventures to neighboring cities for these amenities and… Read more »

The City of Vermillion received its name from the river running through the town. Vermillion was a name given by the Dakota Indians and first showed up in Nicollet’s map in 1843. It is theorized that the name probably originated from the stunning orange and red-colored ocher that were obtained by the tribe from the… Read more »

Because of its small size of around just 1 square mile of land, the City of Vermillion is not home to any of its own parks. Instead, residents venture to neighboring cities to enjoy outdoor recreational activities. Some of the most notable parks include: Vermillion Falls Park: Vermillion River runs through the City of Hastings,… Read more »

The City of Vermillion, Minnesota is served by Independent School District 200, also known as the Hastings Public Schools. The district is geographically one of the largest in the state, encompassing over 170 square miles of land. In total, ISD 200 serves around 4,700 students throughout all of its schools. None of these schools are… Read more »

Sunfish Lake, Minnesota is situated in Dakota County just about 5 miles due south of St. Paul. The small community is laid out over 1.69 square miles and is home to about 526 residents. Sunfish Lake is a small town that takes pride in their heritage and seeks to maintain its pristine rural character with… Read more »

Because of its small size, Sunfish Lake does not have many options within the city limits. However, due to its close proximity to larger cities, Sunfish Lake residents enjoy many amenities conveniently close to home. Salem Hills Park: located in Inver Grove Heights, is just minutes from Sunfish Lake. The neighborhood park is comprised of… Read more »

The city of Randolph, Minnesota is located 31 miles south of St. Paul in Dakota County. Randolph is a small town community where residents can enjoy the peaceful setting of this rural community. Although Randolph is a small town, it’s close proximity to Northfield and several south metro suburbs allow residents to enjoy numerous amenities… Read more »

Sunfish Lake, Minnesota is situated in Independent School District 197. All or some parts of Eagan, Inver Grove Heights, Mendota, Mendota Heights, Sunfish Lake, Lilydale, and West St. Paul are served by the West St. Paul-Mendota Heights-Eagan School District. The close-knit community of schools seeks promote an environment that: instills in each student a lifelong… Read more »

Although the city of Randolph does not have any parks, there are plenty of parks in nearby cities that all residents can enjoy. Lake Byllesby Regional Park: This park is located 7 miles east of Randolph in the city of Cannon Falls. Lake Byllesby Regional park is situated on the Cannon River and Lake Byllesby… Read more »

Originally named Richmond, Randolph Township was established on April 20th, 1858. After  it was discovered that there was another town by the name of Richmond, it was suggested that the township be named Randolph after the Virginia Statesman John Randolph. The city of Randolph was incorporated on November 15th, 1904 as a railroad town for… Read more »

Students in the city of Randolph are served by Independent School District 195 also known as Randolph Public Schools. Randolph Public Schools are dedicated to provide students with an excellent education and equip them with the tools necessary to succeed in college and life after school. Randolph provides excellent and dedicated teachers, who care about… Read more »