Moving closer to the Twin Cities metro edge, Scott County is where rural, suburban and growth collide. Located just southwest of the Twin Cities, it’s been one of Minnesota’s fastest-growing counties. With that growth come areas of commerce, industry, neatly developed subdivisions, and also preserved rural pockets. It’s a compelling spot for someone wanting suburban convenience but still with access to some open space.
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Here you’ll find a dynamic lifestyle: families seeking good schools and nice homes; professionals commuting to the metro; and folks who appreciate that you’re close to the city—but not in the thick of it. The median household income is strong (over $120K in recent stats) and education levels are above state average.
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Scott County (Shakopee, Prior Lake, Savage area) has a suburban mix: family restaurants, supper clubs, breweries and mainstream shopping centers. For bigger outings you’re also very close to major regional draws like Valleyfair amusement park and the Mall of America is a reasonable drive — so you get both neighborhood eateries and big entertainment options nearby.
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Depending where you are in Scott County you can catch horse racing at Canterbury Park, rides/seasonal events at Valleyfair, local trails for biking and walking, and lots of community festivals. It’s a practical place if you want suburban comforts plus quick access to big-ticket entertainment.
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