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Five Ways to Beat the Heat in Maple Grove

Maple Grove Patch provides suggestions for a few places to cool off during the summer.

 

Like many summer days in Maple Grove, sometimes you just need a place to stay cool.

Here are five of Maple Grove Patch’s suggestions of ways to beat the heat in Maple Grove throughout the summer. Have an idea to share? Where will you be going to cool off? Tell us in comments!

  • Weaver Lake Beach is free and open to the public with lifeguards and a park supervisor on duty.  It is open noon to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday until Aug. 17.  There are also onsite restrooms, large tube slide to the beach and concession stand. Weaver Lake also has a public boat launch area.
  • The Elm Creek Swimming Pond, located in the Elm Creek Park Reserve, is open noon to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday until Aug. 12. The cost is $3 per day per person or a $10 season pass per person. Fees are paid onsite. Elm Creek Swimming Pond is a man-made swimming pond, according to the Three Rivers Park District website, and has a sand beach, changing shelter, concessions and bathrooms onsite.
  • The Fish Lake Regional Park swimming beach is free and open to the public and open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. It is part of the Three Rivers Park District. This is an unguarded beach. Fish Lake Regional Park also has a public boat launch area.

Be sure to nominate your favorite beach and parks in our “best of” Maple Grove in our recent Readers Choice post

Looking for a way to cool down without going in the water?

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Related Topics: Elm Creek Swimming Pond, Grove Cove, Maple Grove Beach, Maple Grove Community Center, Maple Grove Swimming, Summer, and Weaver Lake Beach

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