City of St. Paul, community partners celebrate grand opening of Assembly Union Park 

The City of St. Paul celebrated the grand opening of Assembly Union Park on July 22, a brand-new 1.55 acre park at the Highland Bridge development. The new park features a large play area, basketball court, picnic tables and three pickleball courts. The new pickleball courts will be the first dedicated courts of their kind within St. Paul’s park system.  

The name Assembly Union Park recognizes the site’s industrial history and the Ford Motor Company workforce as contributing members of the surrounding communities. 

New city park space is the third within the Highland Bridge development and the first St. Paul park with dedicated pickleball courts.  

“Kids, pickleball players, hoopers – pretty much everyone who likes to have fun – have been waiting impatiently for this park to open since the design was first released,” said Councilmember Tolbert. “The neighborhood is ecstatic for the fun to begin.” 

Assembly Union Park is located at 875 Mount Curve Boulevard. This is the third of four new City of St. Paul parks to be constructed at the Highland Bridge development. For park updates visit stpaul.gov/HighlandBridgeParks. For more details on the entire Highland Bridge development visit highlandbridge.com.