SPRING PARK BAY HOMES FOR SALE
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DNR Lake ID: 27013300
Location Highlights:
Spring Park Bay is situated between Black Lake and Carman Bay, with homes lining the shores of Orono, Spring Park, and Mound, each within the Mound Westonka School District. During the golden age of Lake Minnetonka tourism, Spring Park was home to the Hotel Del Otero, a popular lakeside destination. Though the hotel was lost to a fire in 1945, its legacy lives on at the location, now home to The Mist Apartments. One of the bay's most sought-after neighborhoods is Casco Point in Orono. This area features a blend of charming lakeside cottages and spacious family homes, offering residents a unique mix of character, comfort, and scenic lake views.
Water Quality:
The maximum water depth of Spring Park Bay is 36 feet and has an A rating of water quality by the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. Meaning the water is crystal clear and can be enjoyed recreationally year-round.
Boating Restrictions:
None
Lake Access:
The Spring Park Bay Boat Launch is located on Shoreline Drive and is just minutes from downtown Spring Park. The public boat launch has free parking in an on-site lot, making transporting vessels in and out of the water effortless. The Hennepin County Sheriff's Water Patrol Headquarters is alongside the public boat access. The water patrol center has been located on Spring Park Bay since 1968, and the original building was torn down and replaced by the station we know today in 1996.
Amenities:
Spring Park Bay is home to the restaurant Cabana Anna's, which offers boat parking near the Spring Park Boat Launch. Nearby in Phelps Bay, boaters can pay a visit to Goose Island. The island is a local favorite spot to meet up with friends, and it features a public dock and a beautiful sandy beach. Goose Island is known for its beautiful sunsets, an excellent getaway for an evening to watch the sun as it sets westward over Phelps Bay.
Sources:
Source MN DNR®
Source Minnehaha Watershed District®
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Search Spring Park Bay Homes for Sale
DNR Lake ID: 27013300
Location Highlights:
Spring Park Bay is situated between Black Lake and Carman Bay, with homes lining the shores of Orono, Spring Park, and Mound, each within the Mound Westonka School District. During the golden age of Lake Minnetonka tourism, Spring Park was home to the Hotel Del Otero, a popular lakeside destination. Though the hotel was lost to a fire in 1945, its legacy lives on at the location, now home to The Mist Apartments. One of the bay's most sought-after neighborhoods is Casco Point in Orono. This area features a blend of charming lakeside cottages and spacious family homes, offering residents a unique mix of character, comfort, and scenic lake views.
Water Quality:
The maximum water depth of Spring Park Bay is 36 feet and has an A rating of water quality by the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. Meaning the water is crystal clear and can be enjoyed recreationally year-round.
Boating Restrictions:
None
Lake Access:
The Spring Park Bay Boat Launch is located on Shoreline Drive and is just minutes from downtown Spring Park. The public boat launch has free parking in an on-site lot, making transporting vessels in and out of the water effortless. The Hennepin County Sheriff's Water Patrol Headquarters is alongside the public boat access. The water patrol center has been located on Spring Park Bay since 1968, and the original building was torn down and replaced by the station we know today in 1996.
Amenities:
Spring Park Bay is home to the restaurant Cabana Anna's, which offers boat parking near the Spring Park Boat Launch. Nearby in Phelps Bay, boaters can pay a visit to Goose Island. The island is a local favorite spot to meet up with friends, and it features a public dock and a beautiful sandy beach. Goose Island is known for its beautiful sunsets, an excellent getaway for an evening to watch the sun as it sets westward over Phelps Bay.
Sources:
Source MN DNR®
Source Minnehaha Watershed District®
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