Phalen-Keller Regional Park Master Plan Update
Phalen-Keller Regional Park encompasses nearly 750 acres in size, nearly 9 miles of shoreline, 2 golf courses, attracts over a half million visitors annually and boasts a wide variety of activities for its park users. The City of St. Paul and Ramsey County have secured funding to update the 1975 Master Plan for Phalen-Keller Regional Park. Changing demographics, outdated facilities and a strain on natural resources are a few of the considerations prompting the revision of the outdated 1975 Master Plan.
The Master Plan will be developed to meet an 11-point set of requirements as part of the final adoption process by the Metropolitan Council. Once adopted, the Master Plan will provide an ongoing framework to secure funding and guide future development in the park.
The process to develop the Master Plan includes a 16-person Design Task Force. The make-up of this task force was developed as a cross-section of park users and interest groups from St. Paul and Ramsey County. In addition to the task force meetings, public open houses/meetings will be offered on a few occasions to draw in a greater public voice for the development of the plan.
More information on Phalen-Keller Regional Park Master Plan click-here
Keller Regional Park picnic shelters are currently under construction
