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Bryn Mawr Meadows Park is a south Minneapolis sports park with family friendly amenities that include a playground, pool, sports courts and fields and ice rinks in the winter months. Included among the more expected sports facilities is a cricket field and a broomball rink. It’s sports complex hosts tournaments from all over the city and region. The park offers restrooms and offstreet parking.

6 Ideas for Family Fun at Bryn Mawr Meadows Park

1. Play on the playground. There is a separate play area for tots.
2. Hit the wading pool on a hot summer day.
3. Go for a Family Bike Ride. Bassett’s Creek Trail runs through this park and Cedar Lake Regional Trail and the Luce Line Regional Trail are not far away.
4. Pack a picnic. Picnic areas are first-come, first serve and the park has charcoal grills available.
5. Practice your favorite sport. Bring your sports gear to practice together. This park has fields for soccer, cricket, and softball and tennis courts.
6. Bring the stroller for a walk on the paved walking paths.

Bryn Mawr Wading Pool

This park is not adjacent to a school, therefore its usual pool season begins Memorial Day Weekend and ends after Labor Day. However, it is always a good idea to check MPRB’s wading pool page to see which pools are open or closed at any time.

No Public Ice Skating

The ice rink at this park is only open for broomball league and does not have free loaner equipment. Most other Minneapolis parks do have loaner equipment available in their warming houses.

For a list of outdoor rinks around the Twin Cities, see our article: Skate the Twin Cities: Where To Find Free Outdoor Ice Rinks.

Coming Updates to Bryn Mawr

Minneapolis Parks is in the early stages of an improvements project at this park.  MPRB has developed a preferred concept plan and is now seeking community input before refining and finalizing. The plan is expected to take several years to fully implement, but will work to balance amenities with the athletic fields, but reducing but improving the current ball diamonds and re-arranging fields for reduced impact on nearby neighbors and updating the non-athletic field portion of the park to better serve the neighborhood.

Updates  include:

• A conservatory-like building that will allow for indoor winter picnics and act as a warming house for skaters
• A new mountain bike training track
• A new oval, open lawn area for picnicking and open play
• A new nature/water play area – this may be in place of the existing wading pool and playground
• New picnic shelter
• Relocation of batting cages, basketball courts, cricket field, skating rinks and parking lot
• Improvements to the sports fields
• Connection to multiple nearby trails
• An adult fitness circuit built along the trails
• Addition of a pleasure rink. Currently this park only offers a broomball rink.

Learn more on the Master Plan for this Park.