It may not sound as popular as the other Cities in Minnesota, Little Canada also has a lot to offer. From parks to lakes, rail trail, and recreational areas, you will definitely fall in love with its beauty. This place has a lot to offer. After a very busy week why not take time and spend it with your family and friends? Worried about your household chores? Worry no more because you can now hire a cleaning lady to do the job for you. All you have to do is to own and enjoy your time.  

Let us find out and explore the great things we can do in Little Canada.

Little Canada is a city in Ramsey County, Minnesota, United States. It is an inner-ring suburb of Minneapolis-Saint Paul. It is known as the “Minnesota's Northwest Angle and Islands”, the population here is about nearly 10,000. Little Canada was founded by French Canadian settler Benjamin Gervais in 1844, he built the first grist mill in Minnesota that was independent from the government. It also has a total area of 4.48 square miles (11.60 km2), of which 3.89 square miles (10.08 km2) is land and 0.59 square miles (1.53 km2) is water. Little Canada also has sister cities such as Thunder Bay which is 6 hours away and Winnipeg, 8 hours away. According to its history, they say that Little Canada’s existence was a mistake with the map that is why it became part of Minnesota and in 1974, it became a city. In order for you to enter this city, you need to notify the Canadian authority first through Jim’s Corner.

Apart from Waterworks Right of Way Trail, Veterans Memorial Park, Thunder Bay/Westwinds Park, and Rondeau Park,

here are the other places you can go when you visit Little Canada:

Lake Gervais Country Park

It was named after little Canada’s founder, Benjamin Gervais. The park is situated in 2420 Edgerton Street Little Canada, MN 55117. It is open daily, 30 minutes before sunrise and closes 30 minutes after sunset. The park offer amenities such as non-motorized boating, fishing pier, picnic area, playground, unguarded swimming beach with changing facilities, shoreline fishing, and flush toilet.

You can enjoy watching the beauty of sunrise take a day off enjoy the day, leave the household chores to the professional cleaners you can book for cleaning services and they will tackle everything for you from cleaning the entire house up to washing the dishes. Check the best cleaning services near you.

Pioneer Park

Pioneer Park is a 33 acre, fully developed community park that is relatively flat and open with a pond and small wooded area. Amenities within this park include 4 softball fields, 2 tennis/pickleball courts, a basketball court, soccer fields, bituminous trails, children's play area, picnic areas and shelter, picnic tables, playground, restrooms, pedestrian bridge, and a concession building. This is located at 2950 Centerville Rd, Little Canada, MN 55117, USA and is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. You can also rent the Pioneer Park - Desoto Shelter in a first come, first serve basis for $60 (resident) and $100 (non-resident) all day, any day and reservation will start on February 1, 2019 (residents) and April 1, 2019 (non-residents). Pioneer Park Shelter offer amenities such as grill, open field, picnic shelters, picnic tables, restrooms, volleyball, and water. There are also parking lots available in DeSoto street and Centerville road. The great thing about this park is that it is open 24 hours so if you wake up early during your rest and you don’t feel like cleaning you house just simply call your trusted maid cleaning services then book for same day house cleaning. You can go visit this park as early as you want. Enjoy your favorite sports or let your children enjoy the playground while the cleaning lady is busy taking care of your home.

Spooner Park

Spooner Park is 25 acres of beautifully shaded, wooded land with an additional 18 acres owned by Roseville Area School District 623. It is a fully developed community park adjacent to Little Canada Elementary School. The park offers amenities such as 5 softball fields, 1 soccer field, 2 lighted tennis courts, 2 picnic shelters, a band shell, a children's play area, horseshoe courts, bocce ball court, electricity, picnic tables, playground, a sand volleyball court, a basketball court, bituminous trails, and on-site parking. The park is located at 350 Eli Road Little Canada, MN 55117. It also has shelters that are open for rent, one is the upper shelter which is nestled within a 25 acre, a beautifully shaded and wooded park. Amenities include a drinking fountain, electricity, fireplace, grill, horseshoe court, picnic tables, restrooms, tables, trails, water, WiFi, and kitchen facilities such as outlets, refrigerator, serving counter/window, sink, and stainless steel preparation counter. They will accept reservations for residents starting February 1, 2019, and its rental price is $105 (Monday to Friday) and $150 (Saturday and Sunday), for non-residents, the reservation will start on April 1, 2019, and it will be for $140 (Monday to Friday) and $200 (Saturday and Sunday). The other is the lower shelter which offers bocce ball court, electricity, fireplace, picnic shelters, restrooms, trails, and water. All day rental is available at $60 (resident) and $100 (non-resident). Just like any other park you will surely enjoy to pay a visit here. Especially when you are having a minor renovation at home because you can stay and rent temporarily just until your home is ready but be sure to hire a post renovation cleaner to make sure that your home is ready for occupancy again.

Gervais Beach

During summer months, you can enjoy swimming and picnicking in Gervais Beach. This four-acre park is operated by Ramsey County and is located at 2420 Edgerton Street Little Canada, MN 55117 it is just north of Highway 36. Amenities within this park include a public swimming beach, play equipment, building, fishing pier, on-site parking, drinking fountain, picnic areas, picnic tables, playground, restrooms, trails, and water. Why not schedule a home deep cleaning and let the professionals do their thing while you enjoy a day in Gervais Beach.

Firefighters Historical Trail

One of the newest trails is the Firefighters Historical Trail which is located at 325 Little Canada Road East Little Canada, MN 55117. The entrance is just north of the Little Canada Road/Centerville Road intersection behind the fire station. The interpretive display, as well as the benches, talk about the history of the Fire Department. Its features are benches, interpretive signages, and trails. Longing to enjoy while learning? Spare some time and forget about the cleaning hire a professional to do the house cleaning for you.

Nadeau Wildlife Area

It is located in Jackson Street and Demont Avenue Little Canada, MN 55117. With its 4.96-acre wetland area, picnicking and walking. It is also a good diversity of wildlife habitat and vegetation. It also offers, a children's play area and nature interpretive facilities, benches, picnic tables, and playground. Looking for a place to relax because you are planning to move out and it’s stressing you? Don’t worry get a trusted company that will take charge of the cleaning and emptying of your old apartment just relax and be closer to wildlife by visiting Nadeau Wildlife Area.

Gervais Mill Park

Gervais Mill Park is a nature area consisting of wetlands and prairie grasses that offers benches, interpretive signage, pedestrian bridge, 1,000 feet of wood-chipped trails, abundant existing wildlife habitat, two fishing piers, a ponding area, and on-site parking. The park is just located at 2750 Edgerton Street Little Canada, MN 55117 with an 18-acre land and includes the site of the original Gervais Grist Mill and homestead. Just like all of the parks mentioned above you will enjoy being in Gervais Mill Park don’t let the cleaning take your time there’s a lot do than just cleaning your home, hiring a professional cleaner won’t take so much from your budget and it can let you have more time to enjoy your free day.

You can also join the residents as they celebrate.

Canadian Days Festival

This 3-day festival is usually held every first weekend in August. The residents gather together and enjoy volleyball tournament, street dance, medallion hunt, photo contest, Bingo, fireworks display, the big grand parade, and a lot more fun and exciting activities to give appreciation to the all-volunteer organization. You can definitely visit and have fun in the city during this event because of even the people from their sister cities Thunder Bay and Winnipeg travels in little Canada just to celebrate this festival.