Where Ojibway Park is
Ojibway Park is a community park in Woodbury. From City Hall, the city's directions take you west on Valley Creek Road to Woodlane Drive, south to the four-way stop at Courtly Road, then left on Courtly Road and right on Ojibway Drive, which is the park entrance.
The Courtly Soccer Fields are part of the park, at the end of Courtly Road. Buyers often use the park as a landmark when they search for homes in this part of the city.
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Homes in Ojibway Park
The city does not break out home types for the streets around Ojibway Park. Its 2040 Comprehensive Plan aims for a balance of about half single-family detached homes and half multifamily homes across Woodbury.
That mix means the homes near any one park can vary a lot. We look up the year built, square footage and association rules for each listing so you can compare them side by side.
Parks and places nearby
Ojibway Park has the Lion's Club Bandshell, a destination playground, a skate park, open-air shelters and a building with restrooms. It also has eight ball fields, three soccer fields, two sand volleyball courts, a lighted ice hockey rink, 260 parking spaces, and paved and unpaved trails.
The city is rebuilding the park's older trails and fixing drainage under them, and some trails may close for a time. A state Legacy grant is also paying for native woodland, wetland and prairie restoration in the park.
Getting around and schools
Woodlane Drive is the road into this area. The METRO Gold Line's Woodlane station sits at Guider Drive and Woodlane Drive, where the line ends and a park-and-ride is located.
Three school districts serve Woodbury: District 833 covers most of the city, and Districts 834 and 622 serve some addresses. Check the district for each address before you rely on it.
How we help in Ojibway Park
We line up showings around Ojibway Park and send you the records for each home first. Sellers here get a pricing plan built on nearby sales, not a citywide average.
Read about the city on our Woodbury page, learn the steps on buying a home, start a home valuation, or contact us with questions.
Where these Ojibway Park facts come from
Checked November 2026. These facts come from City of Woodbury: Ojibway Park / Skate Park, City of Woodbury: Ojibway Park projects, City of Woodbury: Gold Line Master Plan, City of Woodbury: Planned Residential Growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Ojibway Park in Woodbury?
Ojibway Park's entrance is on Ojibway Drive, off Courtly Road. Courtly Road meets Woodlane Drive south of Valley Creek Road.
What kinds of homes are near Ojibway Park?
The city does not list home types by area. Woodbury plans for a mix of single-family and multifamily homes, so we look up each home's details before you tour.
What does Ojibway Park have?
It has a bandshell, a skate park, a destination playground, ball fields, soccer fields, sand volleyball, a lighted hockey rink and trails.
Which school district serves homes near Ojibway Park?
Most of Woodbury is in South Washington County Schools (District 833), and some addresses are in District 834 or District 622. Confirm the district by the exact address.
How do I check flood zones and property taxes near Ojibway Park?
Look up the address in FEMA's Flood Map Service Center at msc.fema.gov for the flood zone. Washington County's online tax lookup shows taxes and assessed value by address or parcel number.
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