Minnetonka Farmers Market
A weekly market offering fresh local produce, vendors, and the POP Club for youth—great for Kingswood families to grab farm‑fresh goods and engage kids in healthy food choices.
Kingswood / Ashcroft / Stratford offers a peaceful and quiet environment that many seek for舒retion around the city. The neighborhood features a diverse mix of housing options, including single detached homes, spacious townhouses, and loft-style apartments, accommodating a range of preferences. Properties primarily built between 1960 and 1980 provide character and solid construction. Conveniently located nearby are public green spaces, perfect for spending time outdoors in a tranquil setting. Dining options are within reasonable reach, providing local choices for casual meals. While driving is a common mode of transport here, ample parking spaces contribute to overall convenience in day-to-day activities.
Kingswood / Ashcroft / Stratford is a very good neighborhood to buy a house in for those who prefer a calm environment. There are a few green spaces close by for residents to explore, like Covington Park, and they are especially well-distributed, which makes it easy to reach them. This part of the city is very quiet overall, as the streets are generally very tranquil.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
A longtime neighborhood anchor built in the mid‑5th century years ago on Bowers Street, the Kingswood Community Center serves as a vital local hub for youth programs, gatherings, and activities rooted in community‑driven traditions, making it a standout asset for Kingswood residents.
This scenic rail‑trail segment runs through residential parts of Minnetonka right by Kingswood, offering easy access to a crushed‑limestone multi‑use path ideal for biking and walking, with beautiful stretches along Lake Minnetonka and safe passage behind Middle School East for neighborhood users.
Kingswood falls within the highly regarded Minnetonka School District, with school assignments typically feeding into Scenic Heights Elementary and Middle School East—both known for academic rigor and strong community ties, making them pillars for local families.
While Kingswood doesn’t border major destination parks, it benefits from close access to one of Minnetonka’s 40+ neighborhood parks and the city’s 90 miles of trails and sidewalks that loop through community green spaces, providing daily recreation options right at the doorstep.
Residents of Kingswood enjoy direct connectivity to the wider regional trail system through nearby links to the Lake Minnetonka LRT Trail, with plans in progress for Eagle Lake and Bryant Lake regional trails that will enhance long‑distance biking and trail access in the coming years.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A weekly market offering fresh local produce, vendors, and the POP Club for youth—great for Kingswood families to grab farm‑fresh goods and engage kids in healthy food choices.
A free, family‑friendly outdoor movie night within walking distance for Kingswood residents—bring a blanket and enjoy a beloved animated film under the stars.
Another free community movie event ideal for families and neighbors to gather outdoors—perfect for a casual evening close to home.
An annual fall event with affordable books and delicious pie (plus sloppy joes)—a cozy community gathering especially appealing to families and seniors living in Kingswood.
An engaging and educational presentation about presidential children—great for history buffs and lifelong learners in the Kingswood area.
Two health‑focused talks—one exploring adult anatomy/diseases and another on plant‑based nutrition—offering nearby informative opportunities for health‑minded residents or seniors.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Kingswood
Local characteristics and demographics for Kingswood