The park serves as a critical watershed area for the local Lake Cornelia drainage basin.
The Edina Aquatic Center within the park features the 'Shipwreck Beach' interactive play area.
The park's disc golf course is designed to incorporate the varied topography and wooded edges of the lake.
The facility connects directly to the regional Nine Mile Creek Trail system.
Rosland Park is a 129-acre municipal park centered around Lake Cornelia in Edina, Minnesota. The site features a series of walking paths that circumnavigate the lake, connecting to broader regional trail systems. Recreational amenities include tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, and a disc golf course. A notable feature is the Edina Aquatic Center, which occupies a section of the park grounds during summer months. The park serves as a hub for local events, including the Edina Art Fair and seasonal music performances. The terrain includes maintained green spaces, fishing piers, and wooded areas along the lakeshore. It is a managed facility operated by the City of Edina. Visitors frequently use the park for bird watching and non-motorized water recreation.
The wooden bridge or the fishing piers overlooking Lake Cornelia during sunset.
Bring polarized sunglasses to better view the lake's wildlife.
Check the Edina city website for the aquatic center's seasonal status before arrival.
Utilize the designated fishing piers for the best access to the shoreline.
Attempting to swim in Lake Cornelia, as swimming is restricted to the designated aquatic center facility.
The aquatic center facilities are seasonal and typically operate only during warmer months; park grounds remain open year-round.
Leash laws are strictly enforced for pets; carry out all trash to maintain the lake's ecological health.
