Eagan Municipal Center 3830 Pilot Knob Rd. Eagan, MN 55122 Directions. 651-675-5000. City Hall Hours Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Subscribe for Email Updates

Thomas Lake Park: 4425 Pilot Knob Road, Facilities: walking trails, sun shelter, nature prairie, canoe launch and rack, charcoal grill, fire ring, cross-country ski trail, sand volleyball, fishing dock, pavilion

Eagan's four park pavilions are an ideal location for grad parties, weddings or any gathering. Located in Blackhawk, Thomas Lake, Central and Trapp Farm park, these scenic, open-air shelters have seating for between 80-150 guests.

There are 161 miles of sidewalks and trails meandering through Eagan. Whether you're strolling, biking jogging or taking your pet out for a walk, there is a trail nearby. There are plenty of trails that can take you around the neighborhood, through a park, or across town.

The City of Eagan offers over 1,370 acres of "play space" to discover your individual talents and interests; sports, bird watching, skateboarding, fishing or just lounging beside a lake. From organized sports leagues to quiet forested paths, discover the benefits of …

Thomas Lake Park Pavilion, 4425 Pilot Knob Road • Capacity 150 people, 20 picnic tables (7’ long, 30” wide) • Parking 60 regular parking stalls, 2 handicapped stalls) • Restrooms are connected to the pavilion and are open to the public • Water and …

The 59.5 acre Thomas Lake Park is home to native prairie grasses and flowers, rolling hills, and meandering walking trails. Highline Trail, a popular cross-city trail for

Apr 10, 2024 · Eagan Parks & Recreation brings to you a story trail in collaboration with the Dakota County Library! Enjoy a self-guided story placed along the trail at Thomas Lake Park. Stay warm with a hot beverage and cozy up by the bonfire.

Below are some recent examples of park improvements undertaken: Thomas Lake West and Rahn Reforestation Planting Project. Reforestation of Eagan's urban canopy, specifically in Thomas Lake and Rahn Parks, is crucial due to the decline and loss of red oak trees caused by oak wilt disease.

time into creating Eagan’s climate action plan. SUSTAINABILITY IN EAGAN. Thomas Lake Park. photo by Rick Graves. During their first meeting in August, participants learned climate action goals, plus the steps to reach a final plan. “I joined the planning team because it’s an exciting opportunity to shape Eagan’s