Robbinsdale

Robbinsdale is a residential suburb situated northwest of Minneapolis with single-family neighborhoods, commercial corridors, and public parks throughout the area. The town combines residential streets with local shopping districts and community facilities that serve everyday needs.

The area was first settled as Parker's Station in 1852, then officially incorporated as Robbinsdale in 1893 when Andrew Bonney Robbins purchased land near Lower Twin Lake. Growth accelerated through railroad connections and proximity to Minneapolis in the early 1900s.

The community grew around the legacy of early settler Andrew Robbins, whose presence shaped the town's identity and development. Today, local events and gatherings continue to reflect the values of neighborhood connection that defined the settlement from its beginning.

The town is accessible by local roads with shops and parks scattered throughout neighborhoods within easy walking or short driving distance. Connections to Minneapolis make it simple to reach regional highways and larger amenities.

A distinctive water tower stands as a recognizable landmark and gathering spot that marks the town's center for residents and visitors alike. This structure represents more than infrastructure—it embodies local identity and has witnessed generations of community activity.

Location: Hennepin County

Inception: 1893

Elevation above the sea: 266 m

Shares border with: Brooklyn Center, Crystal, Golden Valley, Minneapolis

Website: http://robbinsdalemn.com

GPS coordinates: 45.03222,-93.33861

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:06