Designed to host gatherings and fit a variety of rental needs, the newly constructed open-air pavilion, 5250 Peony Lane, offers amenities such as a plaza, parking, drinking fountains, restrooms, servery with a sink, green room for events, serving counter, refrigerator and more.

With nearby boardwalks that overlook the Elm Creek wetlands, the Northwest Greenway Pavilion provides parking and serves as an access point for residents to utilize the Northwest Greenway’s looping trails. The pavilion sits adjacent to the Challenge Course.

The pavilion is available for rentals.

Pavilion Address
5250 Peony Lane, Plymouth
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The Northwest Greenway Challenge Course, a new park amenity for ages 13 and older, offers unique activity challenges involving netting, climbing, balancing and agility on a variety of structures.

The Challenge Course is located on the east side of Peony Lane, south of 54th Ave. N.

View the Northwest Greenway Interactive Map to view all amenities, including parking at the Challenge Course. 

Challenge Course Address
5250 Peony Lane, Plymouth
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Parking & Access to the Northwest Greenway

The public may access the Northwest Greenway via adjacent neighborhood parks (see below for a list). Public parking lots or on-street parking is available. Additionally, the community may park and access the Northwest Greenway from the following public parking lots:

• Parking lot west of Lake Camelot, 5724 Cheshire Parkway N.
• Pavilion/trailhead parking lot, 5250 Peony Lane
• Challenge Course parking lot, 5250 Peony Lane (adjacent to the Pavilion)

Adjacent Parks and Playfields

• Aspen Ridge - 5670 Garland Lane N.
• Elm Creek Woods - 5315 Peony Lane N. 
• Elm Creek Playfield - 4905 Peony Lane N.
• Fairway Greens - 15455 55th Ave. N
• Lake Camelot - 14105 Chankahda Trail
• Legacy Greenway - 15365 59th Place N.
• The Meadows  - 5720 Peony Court N
• Plymouth Dog Park - 17005 Chankahda Trail
• Prairie Ponds - 5150 Dunkirk Lane N.

Voters approved a $9 million referendum in 2006 to acquire land to create the Northwest Greenway and preserve open space. Since that time, the City of Plymouth has made steady progress toward the goal of preserving a 2.5 mile swath of natural area in northwest Plymouth for the greenway.

Development Timeline

• Segment 1 - Trail east of Vicksburg Lane in 2015
• Segment 2 - Trail from Upland Lane North and 57th Place North west to the Plymouth Dog Park in 2016
• Vicksburg Lane Pedestrian Bridge in 2016
• Segment 3 - Elm Creek North Boardwalk in 2017
• Segment 4 - Elm Creek South Boardwalk in 2018
• Segment 5 - South Trailhead/Northwest Greenway Pavilion and Challenge Course in 2019-2021
• Segment 6 - Juneau Wetland to be built 2025