FOR RESIDENTS
List of Neighborhoods
Lake Forest Neighborhood
Boundaries
- North: Burlington Northern Railroad
- South: 25½ Street, Twin Lake, Cedarwood Road
- East: France Avenue
- West: Highway 100
City Council Ward
The Lake Forest neighborhood is in Ward 1. For your council representative's name, click on City Hall > City Hall
- Lake Forest was subdivided in the late 1930's with a few houses being built each year until fully developed.
- Twin Lakes and its wetlands are located in Lake Forest. Lake Forest shares Twin Lakes Park with the Fern Hill neighborhood.
- Lake Forest is primarily single-family homes (196).
- Lake Forest occupies 197.6 acres (12 blocks residential).
- Parks and open space - 22 percent
- Commercial/industrial - 0 percent
- The average year built (single family houses) was 1951
Upcoming Events
Lake Forest Neighborhood Art Crawl
October 14, 2007 1:00-5:00 pm
The Lake Forest Neighborhood Art Crawl will raise money for the first Lake Forest Dollars for Scholars Scholarship
Please see the attached poster for details on the Art Crawl. Art Crawl Poster
For further information call:
- Joyce Prudden 926-1458
- Lucy Rose Fischer 925-0649
- Cynthia Mueller 925-9315
Neighborhood Association Contact
- The Lake Forest neighborhood boasts one of the oldest neighbors' groups in St. Louis Park. The group was formed back in the 1950's. Since 1996, the neighborhood association has hosted an annual summer gathering. They also have an active garden club and produce a regular neighbhrood newsletter. Contact neighborhood president Sharon Abelson at (952) 927-0410 for more information.
