What makes Shorewood unique?

Shorewood is a scenic lakeside city of around 8,000 residents on Lake Minnetonka. It stretches roughly six miles long and one mile wide and includes three islands: Enchanted, Shady, and Spray. Many homes face north overlooking Big Island, providing wide lake views. The city is known for peaceful neighborhoods, abundant parks and green space, and easy access to Minneapolis for commuters.

Which school district serves Shorewood?

Shorewood is part of the Minnetonka Public School District, one of the highest-performing districts in Minnesota. It serves families in all or part of 10 communities and also accepts students from other districts through Open Enrollment.

Does Shorewood offer municipal boat slips?

Shorewood does not offer its own municipal boat slips, but residents can apply through the City of Excelsior's municipal dock program. Applications are due by March 31 and are prioritized as follows: Excelsior residents renewing existing slips, Excelsior residents without mooring access, Excelsior residents with mooring access, residents of School District #276 who live outside Excelsior, and Hennepin County residents outside Excelsior and School District #276.

What parks and beaches are available in Shorewood?

Shorewood features several parks and beach areas, including Badger Park, Cathcart Park, Crescent Beach, Freeman Park, Manor Park, Silverwood Park, and South Shore Community Park, offering ample opportunities for recreation and lakeside enjoyment.

Is Shorewood primarily residential or commercial?

Shorewood is primarily residential, with only a few retail and commercial offerings. Its abundant parks and green spaces give the city a rural feel despite its proximity to Minneapolis.