Spring Park homes for sale are mostly condos, townhomes and lakeshore homes packed into a 0.6-square-mile city between Black Lake and the West Arm of Lake Minnetonka.
What is it like living in Spring Park?
Living in Spring Park means being on or near the water almost everywhere: a quarter of the city's area is lake. Lord Fletcher's on Black Lake and the West Arm marinas make it a boat-to dining stop, and the Dakota Rail Regional Trail runs straight through town.
The housing mix is different from neighboring Mound. Lakeside condo buildings and townhomes give Downsizing buyers a lock-and-leave option on the lake, while single-family lakeshore lots are fewer and tighter.
Black Lake is split between Spring Park and Mound, so the city line can fall in the middle of a shoreline. Westonka Public Schools serves Spring Park.
Compare the nearby communities in the west metro area guide, or request your home value if selling is part of your move.
For a closer look at daily life, read the Mound, Spring Park and Minnetrista comparison.
Spring Park at a glance
Spring Park by the numbers, from the 2020 U.S. Census and local school district boundaries.
| Population (2020 Census) | 1,734 |
|---|---|
| City area | 0.60 sq mi, 0.25 sq mi of it water |
| County | Hennepin |
| Primary school district | Westonka Public Schools (ISD 277) |
| Water | West Arm, Black Lake, Spring Park Bay |
| Housing | Lakeside condos, townhomes, lakeshore homes |