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Como Regional Park
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Saint Paul's major all-ages destination combining free Como Zoo and conservatory, Japanese garden, Como Lake, pavilion, playground, carousel, amusement park, pool, golf, woodland classroom, trails, picnics, and winter recreation.
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Marjorie McNeely Conservatory
The free conservatory includes tropical and seasonal plant rooms with independent hours, indoor humidity, stroller flow, and temporary room closures.
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Charlotte Partridge Ordway Japanese Garden
The Japanese Garden is a seasonal landscaped space associated with the conservatory; opening and event access can differ from the general park.
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Como Lakeside Pavilion
Como Lakeside Pavilion provides lake views, music, food, rentals, and event space on a separately operated schedule.
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Como Town Amusement Park
Como Town is a seasonal amusement park beside the zoo with separately purchased rides and weather-dependent operation.
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Cafesjian's Carousel
Cafesjian's Carousel is a separately ticketed historic ride with its own season and hours near the zoo and amusement area.
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Como Regional Park Pool
Como Regional Park Pool is a seasonal paid aquatic center with supervised pools, slides, admission rules, and daily safety breaks.
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Como Woodland Outdoor Classroom
Como Woodland Outdoor Classroom offers free interpretive trails through restored habitats away from the busiest zoo campus.Public record
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When is Como Regional Park open?
The outdoor regional park is open sunrise-11:00 p.m. Zoo, conservatory, Japanese garden, Como Town, carousel, pool, pavilion restaurant, golf, rentals, and ski center all keep separate schedules.
Where should I park for Como Regional Park?
Free lots and streets are distributed around the zoo campus, lake, pool, picnic areas, golf, and athletic fields. Zoo and conservatory parking fills on weekends; route to the exact facility and consider transit.
What is the best entrance for Como Regional Park?
The zoo/conservatory campus, lake pavilion, Como Town, pool, golf course, woodland classroom, and picnic zones are separate. Walking between them can be much farther than the map appears.
Are there restrooms at Como Regional Park?
Restrooms are available at staffed attractions and selected seasonal park facilities. Outdoor restrooms and water features may close seasonally.
Is Como Regional Park free?
The park, Como Zoo, conservatory, and Japanese garden are free with donations encouraged. Como Town rides, carousel, pool, golf, rentals, food, parking violations, and programs cost separately.
How accessible is Como Regional Park?
Major attractions and paved lake routes provide accessible options; historic paths, crowded buildings, snow, shoreline, and amusement rides vary.
Are dogs allowed at Como Regional Park?
Leashed dogs may use ordinary park areas but not zoo, conservatory, pool, play equipment, food interiors, or other posted facilities. Service-animal rules differ inside attractions.
Is Como Regional Park good for children?
Free animals and gardens plus rides, carousel, pool, playground, lake, food, and picnics make this a full-day family destination. Set expectations about separate ride and pool costs.
How do I reach Como Regional Park without a car?
Metro Transit buses, biking, walking, rideshare, and driving serve multiple edges. Event days and warm weekends favor transit or early arrival.
What should I know before visiting Como Regional Park?
Do not apply park hours to the zoo or conservatory. Check attraction hours, plant or animal building closures, Como Town season, pool status, parking projects, and winter operations before traveling.
What weather should I check before visiting Como Regional Park?
Check the Twin Cities forecast for thunderstorms, heat or air-quality alerts, wind, snow, ice, extreme cold, flooding, and current park notices. Beaches, water features, trails, ski routes, river access, concessions, and outdoor attractions can close independently as conditions change.
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