Wayzata is a city in Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States. It is approximately 9 miles west of Minneapolis in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan area. Situated on the shores of Lake Minnetonka, the City is popular among boaters, shoppers, and restaurant-goers. Visit this link for more information.
Bell Courts Park
Bell Courts Park, originally called the Tourist Park by residents, features three stripped tennis or pickleball courts. The Louise H. Bell cabana overlooking the courts was a gift to the City in the mid-1960s from the James Ford Bell family when Wheelock Whitney was Mayor of Wayzata. The park includes three stripped tennis or pickleball courts, two bocce courts, grilling facilities (one grill), and two picnic tables. Restrooms are available on site. A patio area overlooks the courts for those who wish to watch a match.
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Big Woods Preserve
The 14 acres of the Big Woods Preserve is one of the last metro remnants of a hardwood forest which once covered all of central Minnesota and the east coast. Enjoy native wildflowers in the spring and the spectacular fall beauty in a forest filled with sugar maples and basswood trees. March is a time when the sap becomes active, and maple tree tapping is occasionally scheduled. The thick forest provides a buffer for the City from the adjacent Interstate 394.
