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South St. Paul, MN 55075
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Kaposia Landing is an 85-acre park named after a Dakota village that was at this site. The park contains about two miles of trails for biking and walking on the South Saint Paul Riverfront Trail. The park also has a pavilion and picnic shelter, picnicking, restrooms, playground, softball field, tennis courts, volleyball, ice skating, and a 6.5-acre dog park.
The North Urban Regional Trail connects Kaposia Landing with the Big River Regional Trail in Lilydale Regional Park. Looking north from the river you can see the skyline from downtown St. Paul, but as you continue south the city view disappears and gives way to natural floodplain forests, islands, backwaters, and some of the most diverse birdlife found anywhere in the park.
...MOREKaposia Landing is an 85-acre park named after a Dakota village that was at this site. The park contains about two miles of trails for biking and walking on the South Saint Paul Riverfront Trail. The park also has a pavilion and picnic shelter, picnicking, restrooms, playground, softball field, tennis courts, volleyball, ice skating, and a 6.5-acre dog park.
The North Urban Regional Trail connects Kaposia Landing with the Big River Regional Trail in Lilydale Regional Park. Looking north from the river you can see the skyline from downtown St. Paul, but as you continue south the city view disappears and gives way to natural floodplain forests, islands, backwaters, and some of the most diverse birdlife found anywhere in the park.
Open: Year-Round
Cost: Free
Access: Wheelchair, Public Transportation, Service Animals, Pets, Bicycle
Parking: Street
Kaposia Landing can be accessed using the vehicular bridge located at Concord Street and Bryant Avenue, or by the regional trail access via the pedestrian bridge at the Simon's Ravine Trailhead located at 1308 North Concord Street.
In 2017, five new athletic fields for softball and baseball opened in addition to a centrally-located concession and restroom building on the north end of the park.
The dog park requires an annual license.
Kaposia Landing is the site of a former construction/demolition landfill known as Port Crosby. Funded by Minnesota bonding bills in 2004 and 2006, rehabilitation included capping the landfill and stabilizing nearly a mile of Mississippi River shoreline.
Kaposia Landing is an 85-acre park named after a Dakota village that was at this site. The park contains about two miles of trails for biking and walking on the South Saint Paul Riverfront Trail. The park also has a pavilion and picnic shelter, picnicking, restrooms, playground, softball field, tennis courts, volleyball, ice skating, and a 6.5-acre dog park.
The North Urban Regional Trail connects Kaposia Landing with the Big River Regional Trail in Lilydale Regional Park. Looking north from the river you can see the skyline from downtown St. Paul, but as you continue south the city view disappears and gives way to natural floodplain forests, islands, backwaters, and some of the most diverse birdlife found anywhere in the park.
Open: Year-Round
Cost: Free
Access: Wheelchair, Public Transportation, Service Animals, Pets, Bicycle
Parking: Street
Kaposia Landing can be accessed using the vehicular bridge located at Concord Street and Bryant Avenue, or by the regional trail access via the pedestrian bridge at the Simon's Ravine Trailhead located at 1308 North Concord Street.
In 2017, five new athletic fields for softball and baseball opened in addition to a centrally-located concession and restroom building on the north end of the park.
The dog park requires an annual license.
Fun FactsKaposia Landing is the site of a former construction/demolition landfill known as Port Crosby. Funded by Minnesota bonding bills in 2004 and 2006, rehabilitation included capping the landfill and stabilizing nearly a mile of Mississippi River shoreline.
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