About the data
Public playgrounds, splash pads and wading pools across Minnesota, named after the park they sit in, with what is close by: restrooms, picnic tables and shelters. Mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers and checked against the Minneapolis and Saint Paul park systems.
Sabi Playgrounds is built from public sources, gathered automatically and refreshed weekly. When a source changes a record, the change shows up here on the next refresh and is logged on the what changed page.
No business pays to be listed or to be ranked higher, and nothing is written in by hand. Where a source is a regulator, what it says is shown as it said it. Where the source is community data or the business's own website, the listing says so.
Most details come from OpenStreetMap volunteers and can be out of date. Restrooms and picnic tables are listed when one is mapped within 150 metres, which does not mean it is open. Check with the city or park before a long drive.
Sources
| Source | What it gives us | Kind |
|---|---|---|
| OpenStreetMap | Every playground, splash pad and wading pool mapped in Minnesota, the parks and school grounds around them, and the restrooms, picnic tables and shelters within 150 metres. | Community data |
| Saint Paul Parks and Recreation, park amenities | The city’s play areas with fencing, ground surface, equipment and the year built, and its splash pads with hours. | Official record |
| Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, pools | Every Minneapolis wading pool and splash pad with its park, the year built and whether it is open right now. | Official record |
Last refreshed September 24, 2026. 2,766 playgrounds listed.