The 111-acre park in the East Shakopee Industrial area contains a quarry lake used by the Shakopee-Prior Lake Water Ski Association. Fishing and non-motorized boat used is allowed at the lake.
Improvements are ongoing at Quarry Lake Park. A playground and restroom building were installed in the summer of 2023, and a kayak rental station was installed in summer 2024.
Fishing at Quarry Lake Park
Fishing is allowed at Quarry Lake Park from the dock in the northwest corner of the lake or from shore. Non-motorized watercraft use is also allowed as marked by buoys. An angling license and a trout / salmon stamp is required for all fishing. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources annually stocks the lake with rainbow trout.
Kayak Rental Station
Quarry Lake Park is a popular place for those who love water-based activities. A home for the Shakopee-Prior Lake Shockwaves Water Skiing Team, trout fisherman, canoers and kayakers, the lake and its adjacent park are a frequented amenity. The kayak rental stations now make it possible for anyone to try paddling hassle-free
Cost
Kayak rental is $25 for a two-hour rental, and an additional $15 per hour thereafter.
How it works
To rent a kayak at Quarry lake park, you should:
- Download the Rent.Fun digital app and create an account
- Scan the QR code at the rental station to unlock your kayak. Paddles and lifejackets are included
- Have fun! Please wear your lifejacket at all times
- Return your equipment to the station. Select "unlock" in the app and return your items.
Xcel Energy Mountain Bike Trail
Quarry Lake Park is home to a 3.25-mile, all-weather course that winds around Quarry Lake. The trail is flat, fast and has good combination of woods and prairie riding.
Trail Map

Trail Rules
- Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.
- Open to cyclists and snowshoers
- No dogs, bike trailers, or child seats
- Cyclists must wear a helmet
- Use appropriate equipment for the terrain
- Stay on the trail and follow directional signs
- Do not modify the trails or trail features
- Ride at a speed that allows full control at all times
- Announce your approach and yield to others
- Share the trail and be respectful of all users
- The trail is closed while it is raining, or if tires leave tracks or ruts after rainfall events
Safety Tips
- Ride a trail that matches your ability level
- Be aware of your surroundings and other trail users
- Wear bright colored clothing
- Ride with a friend