The City of Caledonia offers a variety of park and recreational opportunities within the community, enabling residents to take advantage of the natural amenities that are available in the area.
This park contains a gazebo, picnic tables, and two pieces of play equipment. Given its central location immediately adjacent to the downtown, this park serves as a focal point for a number of community activities including Music in the Park, Children’s Fun Fest, readings from the library, and an occasional petting zoo.
North Park contains 2 shelters, restrooms, a drinking fountain, 2 pieces of play equipment, and the Earthwalkers Memorial. North Park is used in the winter as well as a sledding park. The park also contains the signs/flags/flowers that welcome visitors entering the community from the east on State Highways 76 and 44.
South Park is located on Adams Street in the southernmost portion of the community. South Park contains a shelter with tables and benches and two pieces of play equipment. This is a nice neighborhood park that receives some use from area home daycares.
It is an approximately 8-acre wooded parcel located at the intersection of State Highways 76 and 44. This parcel was donated to the City in 2006 to serve as a passive park. If you have any pictures of Sprague Woods that you would like to share on our website, please send them to cityhall@caledoniamn.gov.
The park is located in the northern portion of Caledonia and contains a number of different facilities, including 2 baseball fields, a pickleball court, concession stand, outdoor aquatic center, three shelters, lighted basketball court, 3 large play sets that serve different age groups, 6 pieces of free-standing equipment, and restrooms.
The public elementary school facility located in the central portion of the Caledonia community offers a large open space with baseball and soccer fields. The school grounds also offers four pieces of newer play equipment that receive use by students and the general public.
Spearheaded by StreetScapes/Caledonia Green Committee, the Pocket Park is located in downtown Caledonia. The park consists of an 8′ x 48′ mural depicting natural scenery and wildlife. Included in the park are benches for relaxing and a picnic table is available for dining.