WiFi In The Parks

The City of Golden Valley provides free WiFi access in several City parks (see below for list) to ensure broader access to technology and connectivity throughout the community. The initiative was made possible thanks to grant support from Hennepin County.

To access the WiFi, select the network GV-NET. When the splash page appears, accept the terms of agreement and you will be connected.

The City encourages WiFi users to provide feedback on how the new service meets community needs. Share your thoughts at wifihelp@goldenvalleymn.gov.

Parks With WiFi

  • Brookview
  • Gearty
  • Hampshire
  • Isaacson
  • Lakeview
  • Lions
  • Medley
  • Schaper
  • Scheid
  • Wesley

Benefits Of WiFi In Parks

  • Enhanced Connectivity: Free WiFi allows residents and visitors to stay connected while enjoying the outdoors.
  • Accessibility For All: With free WiFi, the City is helping bridge the digital divide, ensuring everyone has access to online resources regardless of their home internet situation.
  • Promoting Active Lifestyles: Access to WiFi can encourage people to spend more time in parks, engage in recreational activities, and participate in community events, ultimately promoting healthier lifestyles.
  • Family-Friendly Features: Families can use WiFi to enhance their park experiences, whether it’s sharing photos in real-time, accessing educational content for kids, or coordinating activities with friends.
  • Boosting Local Events: Organizers can leverage WiFi to promote and manage events in the parks, facilitating registration and enhancing attendee engagement.
  • Encouraging Local Business: Visitors may be more likely to explore nearby businesses after spending time in the parks, helping to support the local economy.
  • Education And Nature: WiFi can be used to access more information about local flora and fauna, making park visits more educational and engaging, especially for students and families.
  • Sustainability Initiatives: Access to information about park sustainability efforts encourages community involvement in maintaining our natural spaces.