Summer is a fact by now, so it’s time for some outdoor activity, and if you live in Minneapolis, your options are really wide when it comes to parks and lakes. Visit MinneapolisParks.
org to learn about the many options to discover or revisit, and plan your trip using the varied resources available through this site; for instance, you can take a look at the scheduled events (like outdoor cinema or orchestra concerts), a list of open pools you can go take a swim at, and even which parks welcome your pet with you. If you don’t have a specific activity in mind, take a look at the Activity finder to search for a park in your area which is suitable for the whole family or especially attractive for younger audiences. Also cool about the site is that users can schedule picnics or weddings and pay for their reservation online, or use the gift shop to find something nice to give as a present while supporting the parks’ finances. Care to know what the city is doing to keep the trees and lakes? You’ll find everything on the site, and also links to make a donation or learn what you can do to maintain them. Though MinneapolisParks.org is an extremely useful and informative site, I reckon that some form of park highlight section or quick facts could be useful to help engage audiences in visiting the city’s natural attractions. 
