The City of Longville
Parks and Rec Info Hub

Your home for park updates, play schedules, committee resources, and more across Longville's parks and recreation facilities.

Park Play Schedules

Park Improvement Fund

About the Committee

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A shot of the newly upgraded ADA-accessible playground at Stuart Memorial Park. Playground equipment at golden hour.

Archway entrance into the Longville Ballfield, reads "Russ Nyvall Field"

Wide shot of the park pavilion at Stuart Memorial Park in Longville

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OUR FACILITIES

The Longville Park System

The Longville Parks and Recreation Committee manages three main facilities across Longville: Stuart Memorial Park, Russ Nyvall Field, and the Longville Ice Rink. You can visit the city website for park amenities and ballfield information, and you can find details about the ice rink here.

Stuart Memorial Park

Pavilion, accessible playground, tennis, pickleball, volleyball, basketball, horseshoes, bean bags, and shuffleboard.

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Russ Nyvall Field

Regulation baseball and softball field. Home of the Longville Youth T-Ball League and Men's Softball League.

Learn More About the Ballfield →

Longville Ice Rink

Community-funded outdoor ice rink managed by the Ice Rink Committee and supported by Parks & Rec.

Info and Contacts for the Ice Rink

LONGVILLE PARKS AND RECREATION COMMITTEE

Who We Are

Volunteers are needed to fill several subcommittee openings! Reach out to the Committee to learn more.

The Longville Parks and Recreation Committee is made up of dedicated local volunteers who step up in their free time to take care of the facilities at Stuart Memorial Park in Longville, Minnesota. Our committee meets once per month April-October, but the work of maintaining and improving our parks happens year-round. We handle everything related to parks and recreation in Longville, including but not limited to organizing events, fixing broken equipment, and planning improvements.

When you have an idea for a new program or notice something that needs fixing, we're the ones who listen and take action. We're your friends and neighbors from the community who make sure our parks stay safe and fun for everyone.

Looking for ways to be more active and get more involved in your community? We have open positions available on our committee board and we are currently seeking new members to join our efforts! Residents of the City of Longville and community members from the Greater Longville Area are encouraged to apply.

If regular meetings aren't your thing, you can also help out periodically with ongoing park projects, improvements, and general maintenance on and around the grounds. Reach out to the Committee today to learn more about all of the different ways you can help to support Parks and Rec in Longville!