Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School

Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School

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We create experiences that connect, inspire, and educate for a lifetime of play in the natural world

The Outdoor Recreation School is part of the Three Rivers Park District and promotes environmental stewardship through outdoor recreation in a natural resources based park system.

Photos from Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School's post 06/16/2026

All hands on deck at staff training today! The team got on (and in) the water to practice canoeing, kayaking and rescue skills. Ready for the season ahead! 🛶

Photos from Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School's post 06/14/2026

Adapted Mountain Biking Club: A space where community happens, folks are supported by volunteers and friends, and generosity is abundant.

Photos from Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School's post 06/13/2026

Who's ready to make this summer reel-y awesome? 🎣

Our staff are gearing up for a summer full of big catches, muddy shoes, fish tales and unforgettable days on the water. We can't wait to share the adventure with this year's campers!

Photos from Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School's post 06/13/2026

New season loading… 🧭 Staff training is officially underway here at the Rec School. Learning, laughing, and leveling up before the adventures begin.

06/01/2026

Join us at Cleary Lake Regional Park this Saturday to go on a geocaching adventure and celebrate the Big Year of Rivers! Learn how to use a GPS unit and explore the park to find geocaches full of river-themed trivia and fun prizes.

☀ Registration required: https://bit.ly/tributary-treasures

Photos from Three Rivers' Outdoor Recreation School's post 05/20/2026

There is still time to sign up for Spring Paddle Club!

Register and learn more here: https://bit.ly/Spring-Paddle-Club

05/10/2026

Bring your date or best friend for an evening of play on May 28th at French Regional Park! Spend a memorable evening together as you learn to how to slackline. Team up with your date and support each other in building your skills and balance.

💕Register here: https://bit.ly/date-night-slackline

05/09/2026

Sometimes the best catch… is the one you let swim away. Catch-and-release fishing helps keep Minnesota’s lakes healthy and full of fish for years to come. By carefully releasing fish—especially large breeders—anglers help maintain strong populations of Walleye, Minnesota’s state fish. When practiced properly (wet hands, quick handling, and gentle release), catch and release allows fish to survive and continue growing, spawning, and supporting the future of our fisheries. Video credit and permissions: Hue Ye Lee 🐟

05/08/2026

It's Native Fish Day today AND Walleye fishing opener in Minnesota is tomorrow, May 9! While students were assembling fly rods with our very own Specialist Nick, a nearby angler landed — and released — their first (and biggest!) walleye yet. Thank you, Hue Ye Lee, for sharing this moment with us!

Can you guess which lake this happened on? 👀🎣

📌Check out the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources page on fishing seasons and regulations before heading out this year: https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/fishing/seasons.html

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3000 Xenium Lane North
Plymouth, MN
55441

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm