Upcoming Events
June 13, Noon–6 PM | Crow-Hassan
The Crow River 17, organized by Two Paddles, is a 17-mile paddling event which begins on the Crow River at Crow-Hassan Park Reserve and ends on the Mississippi River in Anoka. The event offers a competitive race division as well as a non-competitive recreational tour. Paddle solo, tandem or as part of a team. Canoes, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards—all self-powered boats are welcome.
Ten dollars from every registration will go to support water quality efforts across the rivers, streams and lakes within Three Rivers Park District, funding critical monitoring, testing and restoration work that keeps these waterways clean, healthy and thriving.
Various dates and times available
Come experience the parks in the dark! Discover the creatures of the night on a walk to look for the amazing bioluminescent beetles, fireflies! Learn how and why they glow as you hike out to find some in their habitat.
June 13, July 3 & September 9, 1–3 PM | Eastman
Step down from the bank and into the water of rambling Rush Creek. Investigate sandbars, forest birds, puddle creatures and oxbow formations. Splash, climb, bend and leap as you explore the shallow water channel and its connection to the big river. Naturalists will lead this unique hiking experience with an eye toward water quality and wildlife.
From biking to hiking trails and more, see what's open, what's closed and what requires a pass in Three Rivers.
Three Rivers Park District offers diverse weekly programs across our parks so you can explore the outdoors, discover history, learn about nature and more.
Find activities at your favorite park or browse all program offerings.
Music in the Parks
Grab a blanket or lawn chair, pack a picnic and invite your family and friends for an evening of music at various Three Rivers parks throughout the summer:
Events on the Hill (Hyland Hills)
- June 3, August 5 & September 9 | 7 PM
Performance on the Patio (French)
- Every Thursday, July 16–August 13 | 6:30–8 PM
Silverwood OnStage (Silverwood)
- Every Wednesday, June 10–August 19 | 6:30–8 PM
Warm weather is just around the corner and it’s the perfect time to start planning for summer fun!
Summer camp registration is now open. Claim your spot before they fill up!
2026–27 Season Passes at Hyland Hills
2026–27 season passes are now available for purchase!
Season pass holders also get special discounts at Elm Creek Winter Recreation Area, Giants Ridge and Spirit Mountain.
Elevate your golf game by taking lessons from expert instructors, with a variety of flexible options designed to accommodate your schedule.
We offer both public and private lessons, as well as clinics and camps, suitable for all ages and skill levels. Explore the 2026 Golf Academy brochure.
- Group Lessons
- Baker National Golf Course: View online
- Cleary Lake Golf Course: View online
- Eagle Lake Youth Golf Center: View online
- Glen Lake Golf & Practice Center: View online
- Hyland Greens Golf Course: View online
- Parkers Lake Golf Center: View online
- Private Lessons
- Baker National Golf Course: Schedule online
- Cleary Lake Golf Course: 763-694-7777
- Eagle Lake Youth Golf Center: Schedule online
- Glen Lake Golf & Practice Center: Schedule online
- Hyland Greens Golf Course: Schedule online
- Parkers Lake Golf Center: Schedule online
New Reservation & Registration System
We have launched a new reservation and registration system to enhance your online experience with a more visual and user-friendly process. Downhill skiing, snowboarding and tubing will remain available here through the end of the winter season.
Learn more about creating and accessing your new account, visit the new system or make a reservation by type below.
Make a Reservation
Click the links below to make a reservation:
New Reservation System
| Downhill Skiing, Snowboarding & Tubing |
We're hiring at our golf courses and for other seasonal roles! Be part of a dynamic team and get great benefits, including a free Recreation Activity Pass.
Submit your application so you can work where you play.
The Wandering Naturalist Podcast
Episodes 279–281: Fishy Business
We can’t talk about rivers without talking about fish! This month, Brandon and Ellen learn about fish surveys conducted within the Park District, dive into mysteries like if fish actually exist, and hear about the importance of creating a welcoming culture in fishing and outdoor recreation.
The Blog
Explore the importance of rivers, watersheds and water conservation in this blog. Then, join us throughout the Big Year of Rivers for a variety of water-related programs and events at parks across the Park District.
E-bikes have become a hot topic on Three Rivers’ regional trails, sparking questions about where they’re allowed and who can ride them.
As e-bikes gain popularity, it’s important to understand the guidelines that govern their use on the trails.
Believe it or not, fall bird migration is already starting! From ospreys to owls to waterfowl, read all about what birds pass through our area of Minnesota and where in Three Rivers you can expect to see them.
News
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The Distinguished Volunteer Service Award honors exceptional volunteers who have made significant contributions to Three Rivers Park District. Read on to learn about the 2026 recipients.
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The public is invited to share comments about Three Rivers Park District’s proposed 2026 budget and property tax levy at a public hearing at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, November 13, at the Three Rivers Park District Administrative Center, 3000 Xenium Lane N., Plymouth.
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Deer hunts will take place in the parks this fall. Learn about where they will be held and about safety practices during hunts.
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The Distinguished Volunteer Service Award honors exceptional volunteers who have made significant contributions to Three Rivers Park District. Read on to learn about the 2025 recipients.
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At the State of the Parks Address and Expo, Three Rivers Board Chair John Gibbs emphasized the vital role of parks and partnerships in connecting people to nature. Read more to discover how these efforts impact the local community.
