Kutzky Park,

213 13th Ave NW, Rochester, MN 55901, United States

"Nice park with paved walking / biking trail along the creek. Has a playground. Serene, pretty."

"We have lived here 4 years and I have never been here before. I can't really believe it. You can park off of 3rd Street Southwest and not even really realize that if you walk down the path, you cross a bridge and get to the playground. You can also park on the other side coming at it from the playground end. There's a variety of stuff here, including a bit of the creek that has plenty of beautiful plants and critters, the playground is really fun, even for kids 10 to 15 in some cases, and the path is smooth and broad to take a great relaxing walk with family members of all ages."

"What a nice little discovery as we went out for a walk. Rochester is amazingly green for August. The park is narrow, but long with a walking path right by the creek. They also have those fun bridges with the steel railings. For those of you that live in Rochester, don't take your flora for granted. Take it from me, a desert dweller, it really feels fresh and alive. Anyway, be healthy, have fun, exercise and enjoy this picture we took there."

"Nice park with varied activities. Currently in major update of 8 tennis courts. Friendly clubhouse, with good pros, lessons and public play, good "bang board" to warm up and practice strokes alone. Nice playground, picnic shelter with tables, small basketball area, and plenty of parking. Several large tennis tournaments to play in or watch. I believe it's the third largest group of tennis courts in Minnesota, and used by several schools. (currently 6 courts while 8 more are rebuilt. Supposed to be done in a month or two, and I'm looking forward to that.)"

"A nice walking path to use from walking from hotels to the hospitals around downtown if you do not mind the walk. A little slippery in the winter, but a very beautiful walk next to the creek. There are some shady cars parked in the lot, but they never bothered us as we walked through the park and on our way."