Lisa S.
9/7/2025
We did an Urban Sketching event at this park. We were there to sketch the paper machete Mexican sculptures. So colorful and lively. I was surprised at how many people were walking about enjoying...
Raspberry Island Regional Park
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2 Wabasha St S
St Paul, MN 55107
Located in the heart of St. Paul, Minnesota, Raspberry Island Regional Park is a tranquil oasis nestled along the Mississippi River. With its lush green spaces and scenic river views, this park offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Visitors can stroll along the winding pathways, picnic under the shade of towering trees, or simply relax and take in the serene beauty of the surroundings.
Home to a variety of native flora and fauna, Raspberry Island Regional Park provides a peaceful setting for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Whether you're looking to enjoy a leisurely afternoon by the water's edge or explore the park's many walking trails, there's something here for everyone to appreciate. With its rich history and natural charm, this hidden gem invites you to unwind and connect with the beauty of the great outdoors.
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4.59 reviews
Ruby W.
7/9/2025
We went to see the Alebrijes exhibit. So worth it! The sculptures are so beautifully done and so intricate! I could look at each one of the sculptures for hours. So impressed with the artists. One...
Scarlett H.
6/3/2025
This great little park on a small island in the middle of the Mississippi river offers, grave view of the magnificent river, and some easy walks around the island for relaxation. To get here, you...
Shannon V.
7/3/2021
This is one of my favorite places to visit in St. Paul. The first time I did not know there was a "beach" area as the water levels were higher at that time. This area is subject to flooding...
Dominik D.
6/16/2022
Probably the coolest park in St. Paul, just by virtue of being on its own river island. This is similar to Roosevelt Island in New York City.
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