Boyd Park

This park is very nice park in the heart of downtown St. Paul, MN. There is plenty to do at this park for everyone to do even for people that have trouble walking. It is a good park for all age groups. Everything I could imagine for a park was there besides a grill next to the picnic tables. This place would be good for a cheap date night or a place to take the kids. It is very clean and inviting. I really liked that they had instruments inside the park it is a really nice touch.

Nice little park in the city, with lots of play equipment as you can see from the photo's. We had a great time and there were other children there as well playing. Living in a post COVID 19 world it brought some normalcy back into our lives. There was parking on the street and was not metered. This park isn't to far from downtown and about maybe two blocks from the Cathedral.

Such a beautiful park! There are 2 playgrounds (large and mini), a swing set, monkey bar sets, and a little music area with drums and a xylophone for the kids. Tons of seating and open grass for small picnics. Ground material for the playground is wood chips. Everything is sturdy and colorful.

Beautiful fall day at the park!

I took my daughter here and she loved it! It is a very creative and innovative park with a younger and older children's section.

Cute park, good stuff for littles and bigger kids. My kids just loved the merry go round. Trash receptacles and a water fountain as well!

This was my first time at this park. Was very clean, beautiful and peaceful. 😊

Brand new facility,playground, benchs and lots of fun! Awesome family time🙂

We returned here after more than 10 years after eating at Moscow on the Hill. I remember my young kids playing on the swings. The park is now updated with a new playground set that looks amazing and is fun for kids of all ages. Looking forward to coming back again.

Wow, this park is phenomenal. So many things to play and climb on. Swings, spinning things, Firemans pole, ropes, a large area for big kids and a small area for toddlers! There's a hide and seek animal game. Xylophone Beautifully painted. Wood chips on the ground. Beautifully maintained. Huge trees with lots of shade. Two water fountains. Parking all the way around. I recommend checking this place out if you have children ages 2 to 12!

The first thing you notice about this park is the play ground. It's there for neighborhood kids. Walking around a bit you see the history. There are several articles pieces to look at and wonder about. Pull out your phone and you will get the information. It is also close to many restaurants the closest being W.A. Frost, Moscow on the Hill. NINA'S and so many more in a 10 black radius I can't go into it. The other parks you could find in that same radius would surprise you. You could easily Plan and enter family day starting at this park. If you play Pokémon Go you should know there are two stops in the park that don't disturb the children on the playground. If you set up lures on both they overlap. There is also a gym across the street. Oh and the entire neighborhood is full of stops. If your coming for the Pokemon please actually check out the art. Please remember when playing these are real places, try to learn check out the history it's kind of cool. They are not just pokie stops

Isn't it nice to have a park by your house? Sure this one usually has a port o potty hanging out, but hey, who doesn't need to go every now and again, especially during one of those family pick a nicks. After moving up here, I was asked if you could still buy decent crack and pick up a trick in Boyd Park. To which I replied, I sure as hell hope so. Actually, I have seen a few shady dealings in this park, and a hooker walking down the middle of the street (was she looking for a ride?). But today, in I sat on the bench, watched the squirrels make their faces all dirty digging for spring while I sat on the bench in the sun. It was beautiful.