Marydale Park

Marydale Park is a 23.95-acre neighborhood park located in the North End district of Saint Paul, Minnesota. The park features a 6.7-acre lake called Loeb Lake, which serves as its centerpiece. Acquired by the City of Saint Paul in 1969, Marydale Park primarily provides a natural resource area for the community.

The park offers a tranquil setting for outdoor activities and leisurely strolls. Visitors can enjoy walking trails that wind around the pretty lake, providing opportunities for exercise and nature observation. The lake is designated by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources as a children's fishing pond, where young anglers can fish for crappies and bluegills from a pier on the lake's eastern shore.

Marydale Park includes a playground area with a tot lot, making it a family-friendly destination. The park also provides space for picnics and grilling, allowing visitors to enjoy outdoor meals in a scenic environment.

While the park is primarily known for its natural features, it also offers some recreational amenities. These include volleyball courts, adding an active element to the park's offerings.

Marydale Park serves as an integral piece of Saint Paul's urban canopy, providing a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors to connect with nature in the heart of the city.