Enjoy 4,900 acres of outdoor fun and get in touch with nature on miles of hiking and biking trails at ​Elm Creek Park Reserve​​​. Bring your family and friends along and cool down in the swimming pond, or improve your aim on the archery range or at the disc golf course. Whatever you decide to do for the day, we guarantee that you will have loads of fun in the sun.

Visit the Eastman Nature Center

This is the best place to start the day’s outdoor experiences. The center is alive with fun-filled activities for the whole family. You can watch birds, slithery reptiles, glistening amphibians, and even puppet shows presented by your kids. Read the rest of this entry »

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The 2020 Nissan Altima combines a family car with the latest technology to give you a smooth, safe ride in a vehicle that is a pleasure to drive. You’ll like the power you have behind the wheel combined with practical highlights like top safety features and great gas mileage. This is a car you have to drive to truly appreciate.

Choice of Powerful Engines

There are 2 engines available in the 2020 Altima. One is a 4-cylinder DIG that offers excellent gas mileage and a smooth ride. The other is a VC-Turbo engine with the technology to balance its power, keeping you steady in any situation. Read the rest of this entry »

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As a suburb of Minneapolis, you might be tempted to leave Brooklyn Park, Minnesota and head into the big city for a meal. However, you might be surprised at the culinary delights that are available right in Brooklyn Park. These five standout restaurants in Brooklyn Park, MN are sure to please your taste buds and keep you coming back again and again.

Rolls & Bowls Asian Cook House

Asian cuisine is the star of the show at the Rolls & Bowls Asian Cook House. There are several different types of Asian foods available at this restaurant, including Chinese, Vietnamese, and Japanese.

There are so many options on the menu that you can try something different each time you visit, but local favorites include the poke bowl, the house banh mi, the original Raman bowl, the fully loaded bowl, the soft shell crab bowl, and the banh xeo tacos. While Rolls & Bowls does not serve traditional Asian food, you will have many opportunities to expand your horizons and try new flavors. Read the rest of this entry »

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If you live in Minnesota, chances are pretty good you might have to occasionally de-ice your windshield. Since you probably want to spend as little time as possible outside in the frigid weather, it might seem efficient to scrape away just enough ice to create a small see-through spot and start driving. However, this approach isn’t safe. We’ve carefully reviewed the steps you should follow to safely de-ice your windshield.

Use the Defroster

Car owners typically do two things to get rid of the layer of ice on their windshields: pound on it with an ice scraper to break it up or pour boiling water on it to melt it. However, both of these actions could be disastrous. First off, if you accidentally hit your windshield while you’re pounding on the ice, you could crack or chip the glass. Likewise, the sudden temperature change that occurs when you pour on boiling water could crack the glass. Read the rest of this entry »

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As the sixth-largest city in Minnesota, Brooklyn Park offers plenty of places to play. With 60 parks in the city, its park system is no exception. Below are 10 of the best.

Palmer Lake Park

At over 200 acres, Palmer Lake Park is the largest natural environmental preserve in Brooklyn Park. Its amenities include the 3.1-mile Palmer Lake Loop. As a nature preserve, it also provides a home for a variety of wildlife.

Edinburgh Golf Course

For the real golf enthusiast, Edinburgh golf course has it all. It offers 18 great holes of golf along with excellent services. It was designed by the architect Robert Trent Jones II, who also designed Chambers Bay, which hosted the 2015 U.S. Open. Read the rest of this entry »

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