Princeton is a community looking toward the future while maintaining its sense of the past. Continued development of needed facilities and services demonstrates the City's concerns for preserving a high quality of life. yet, in the midst of this growth, a peaceful, friendly atmosphere remains.

  Area History
 From white pines to potatoes, bricks to trains, Princeton has a rich history, dating back to 1847. At the junction of two branches of the Rum River and now at the intersection of two major highways, our town's rich history is only the beginning.

Points of Interest
With year round activities, Princeton is a community for all seasons with something for everyone. From historical sights to golf to getting wet at a splash park, roller rink you can find it here. Have a favorite place you like to go or activity you do in the Princeton area? Send us an email with your suggestions! (All website postings subject to approval by Board of Directors).

Local Government
Princeton is a modern, progressive community that encourages residential and industrial growth while maintaining its small town atmosphere.

    Parks and Recreation
Offering both a peaceful repose and opportunites for education and enjoyment, there are eight parks within Princeton's borders which make use of the areas natural resources. The twisting east and west branches of the Rum River join together in the city, and the expansive Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge is nearby.

Public Schools
Independent School District #477 has an enrollment of approximately 3,500 students and employees over 375 people. There are four separate school buildings all located in the City of Princeton. The school district is located in southern Mille Lacs County, but the district includes portions of Isanti, Sherburne and Benton counties.