Eagan Relocation Information

History- Eagan was originally called Montgomery, was incorporated on October 19, 1972, absorbing Eagan Township. Eagan's township was established by legislative act in 1861 and was named after Patrick Eagan who was one of the first settlers in 1853. In Eagan's early days, a tree known as the Lone Oak Tree served as a communication center for the city having public notices and announcements posted on it. The Lone Oak Tree was designated as a Minnesota Heritage Tree, and commemorative oaks have been planted throughout Eagan to honor the tree. City of Eagan

Shopping-Eagan has all your shopping needs with every store imaginable and is conveniently located minutes from the Mall of America.

Recreation- Eagan is endless for recreation having 54 parks and 1,370 acres for you to discover. Eagan has many recreational facilities such as Cascade Bay, Civic Arena and the Community Center. Cascade Bay in Eagan is the largest municipal outdoor aquatic waterpark facility in Minnesota including water slides, Shipwreck Cove and tubing in the lazy river. The Eagan Community Center has a fitness facility, “The Blast” which is an indoor playground facility, and has many programs for teens and seniors. Eagan's Civic Arena is where you can learn to ice skate, play hockey or a hold birthday party.