Plymouth Parks & Recreation hosted two open houses this fall to discuss options for the Lake Camelot Park Renovations scheduled for 2026. The updated Master Plan was shown at the Open House on September 19. It reflects updates based on comments and survey responses received. Next step is for the updated Master Plan to be presented to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission on November 14, 2024. 

View Lake Camelot Park Master Plan (PDF)

Boardwalk Information (PDF)

August 22, 2024 Open House Poll Results

No votes for fitness equipment.

 Survey Results

View Results in (PDF)

Timeline

• Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission to review Master Plan November 14, 2024
• City Council to review Master Plan Tuesday, November 26, 2024 at 7 p.m.
• Assess Safety of South Boardwalk, Spring 2025
• Design Development & Construction Documents, Spring/Summer 2025
• Bid Project, Winter 2025
• Construction, 2026

Plymouth Parks & Recreation is pleased to announce the plans to develop Schmidt Woods at 4835 Holly Lane N.

View the Park Concept (PDF)

View the Playground Rendering (PDF).

View the Prairie Flyer (PDF)

View the Prairie Map (PDF)

• Parks & Recreation Advisory Commission (PRAC) approved design, June 8, 2023 
• Design Approved by City Council, March 12, 2024
• Bidding, April 2024
• Contract Award, May 28, 2024
• Construction Starts, mid-June 2024
• Anticipated Construction Ending, December 2024

Project Updates

• July 18, 2024 - For the next two weeks, the contractor will focus on storm sewer and grading trails. City staff will be cleaning up storm debris within the park.
• July 30, 2024 - As a result of the storm, more trees have been found to be compromised and will need to be removed. The city's contractor will be responsible for those removals in the coming weeks.
• August 1, 2024 - For the next two weeks, the contractor will focus on shed foundation, trail subgrade preparation and concrete work.
• August 15, 2024 - Work is progressing on the site with footings for the shelter and shed poured this week. Grading will continue and concrete work should begin early the week of August 19th.  
• August 29, 2024 - Grading and concrete work will continue on site and electrical work to begin. Playground installation likely to start mid-September.
• September 12, 2024 - Concrete work continues. Playground and shed installation to begin next week. Shelter installation could begin the week of September 23. Storm damaged trees to be removed next week.
• October 11, 2024 - Playground and surfacing installation are complete. Shed and shelter installation will continue until complete. Final grading and backfilling ongoing until finalized. Trees and shrubs to be planted the week of October 14, with seeding and plug planting following that.
• October 25, 2024 - Final grading is ongoing, tree planting is complete, slit seeding the prairie, plug planting and bench and picnic table installation will occur over the next couple of weeks.
• November 7, 2024 - Trail correction in the southwest corner of the park will happen as soon as possible, CenturyLink still needs to bury their line so final seeding can take place, final touches on the park will happen the week of November 18.

• Discovery Trail 
• Flex Lawn Areas
• Hammock Grove
• Naturalized Areas
• Play Features
• Potential All Wheels Skills Area
• Shelter
• Sugar House - to be used for educational opportunities about how to make maple syrup

Plymouth Parks & Recreation is pleased to announce the plans to develop The Meadows at 5805 Peony Lane N.

Overall Site Plan (PDF)

• Design Approved by City Council, January 23, 2024
• Contract Award, March 12, 2024
• Construction Starts, April 15, 2024, weather permitting
• Anticipated Construction Ending, November 2024

Proposed amenities are based on feedback from residents. 

• Active Recreation:  Cricket Pitch with overlapping soccer fields, three lighted pickleball courts, two lighted tennis courts, hockey rink with basketball hoops for multi-purpose use
• Passive Recreation:  Skating, Sledding Hill, Strider Bike Course, Trails with direct connection to Chankahda Trail and Meadow Ridge Elementary
• Recreation Support Spaces:  Four Season Restroom Building, Plaza, Picnic Shelters, Shade Structure, Parking Lot
• Landscaping:  Tall Native Prairie, Wetland Restoration, Pollinator Seed Restoration