Highland Park is a neighborhood in the southwestern corner of Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States.

The HDC Board of Directors is composed of community volunteers elected to serve two-year terms.

From 1925 to 2011, the Ford Motor Company opened the Twin Cities Assembly Plant (originally for Model T automobiles) in Highland Park and caused much of the remaining farm land in the area to be subdivided for the auto workers.

Construction started in 1927 on the Highland Park Water Tower, a structure that still stands today and has become a landmark on the highest part of Saint Paul.

[3] Highland Park currently is a mix of well maintained older housing, commercial and retail property and light industrial buildings.

[4] In September 2017, the St. Paul City Council approved a master plan and zoning designed to redevelop the 122-acre (49 ha) site and add as many as 4,000 new housing units.

These new parks names received final input from members of the Dakota community and the Saint Paul Youth Commission.

Across the Mississippi River, Pike Island in Fort Snelling State Park is technically within the neighborhood's boundary.