Swede Hollow Park is a beautiful natural area and primitive ravine in the middle of St. Paul, like a fantasy land caught in the middle of cement. It is important sacred land for area immigration history, with great placards that explain how each country's immigrants lived. There are walking paths and it is a lovely spot for an art fair or pictures. It is a forest-like area without playgrounds or picnic amenities. Many issues with homelessness in the area are noted, which might be intimidating for some, and there can be trash. It is a place to be saved and preserved, for all, equally.
