Greenfield Central Park - Loretto, MN
Greenfield Central Park offers a unique and welcoming environment for families and their pets in Loretto, Minnesota. Known for its community spirit, the park features a range of amenities, including a full playground, a veteran memorial, a basketball court, an outdoor pavilion, a baseball field built with support from a Twins grant, and scenic walking trails perfect for dog-friendly strolls. The park’s open atmosphere makes it a local favorite for outdoor activities and gatherings.
While not a dedicated dog park, dog owners appreciate the pet-friendly trails and open green spaces. The areas surrounding the playground and fields are often enjoyed by those walking dogs, making it a great spot for socializing and letting pets burn off energy. The park is especially ideal for visits with kids and pets, thanks to its variety of amenities and well-kept grounds.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there a playground or activities for kids nearby? Yes, the park features a full playground and other kid-friendly activities like a basketball court and baseball field.
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, Greenfield Central Park offers walking trails that are perfect for dog-friendly hikes.
- Is there shade or shelter available? The park includes a pavilion and newly planted trees around the playground, providing some current and future shade.
- Where is the best place to park? Onsite parking is available for visitors to Greenfield Central Park.
Reviews
We watched our grandson play baseball at Greenfield Park, gradeschool level. We enjoyed the game, the weather and the atmosphere.
Thank you for allowing the memorial site for our grandson, Seth. So sweet that his school friends did this.
As a resident of this fine city, this is one of the very first places that we would venture out to bring our kids when we moved here. It has been fun to see this small park grow and to enjoy the amenities that it offers.
You will find a full playground, veteran memorial, basketball court, outdoor pavilion, baseball field, and a walking trail.
Basketball court doesn’t have any painted lines and there could be more shade provided or at least a pavilion closer to the park to monitor kids. There’s a bunch of pokey weeds in the wood chips so that’s a little annoying. It’s a nice place for kids to get energy out, and nice equipment
We were here on a Tuesday evening in June for a youth baseball game. The field is nice, built with a Twins grant. The adjacent playground is easy to see and we let our 4 and 7 year old play on it while we watched the game. There are trees planted on the west and south sides of the playground, give them another decade and they’ll be excellent shade.