Pig's Eye Regional Park is located along the Mississippi River, in a section of the river where ecology, landscape, history, culture and institutions combine in a complex and exciting way. The former landfill was remediated and turned into a park featuring a 500-acre lake, hiking trails, and bird watching areas. The park contains one of the largest urban heron and egret rookeries in the Midwest. Many eagles can also be spotted here.

Pig’s Eye Regional Park is a part of the East Side River District, an area of the river that has many shared uses, including Dakota homeland and sacred sites, industry, parks and recreation, and natural areas that serve as a bird migration route.

Amenities
Hiking Trails, Fishing, Bird Watching, and Archery Range

Pig's Eye Archery Range