Parks Directory
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Phone: 403-268-2486
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/clearwater-park.html
Clearwater Park is a day use, reservation only site that’s perfect for community groups, nature study and appreciation, team building, or a family escape from the City. The site is pack-in, pack-out and user maintained. Learn More...
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/clearwater-park.html
Clearwater Park is a day use, reservation only site that’s perfect for community groups, nature study and appreciation, team building, or a family escape from the City. The site is pack-in, pack-out and user maintained. Learn More...
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/battalion-park.html
Battalion Park, originally known as Camp Sarcee in 1915, opened on November 3, 1991 and was built to commemorate World War 1. Members of the Calgary, Lethbridge, Central Alberta, and Edmonton battalions hauled 16,000 stones in sacks onto the hill. The original... Learn More...
Battalion Park, originally known as Camp Sarcee in 1915, opened on November 3, 1991 and was built to commemorate World War 1. Members of the Calgary, Lethbridge, Central Alberta, and Edmonton battalions hauled 16,000 stones in sacks onto the hill. The original... Learn More...
This isn’t a huge park, but the setting is lovely. Make sure you see how many owls you can find in the park. Features: Rock and rope climber, two baby swings, tree climber, climber with steps and slide, Surrounding park area: grassy natural area with pathways Learn More...
Phone: 403-828-8397
Web: https://cochranetourism.ca/directory/mitford-park/?utm_source=TravelAlberta-ATIS&utm_medium=TravelAlberta&utm_campaign=ATIS+-+Alberta+Tourism+Information+Service&utm_content=Listing%2f10506%2fen-CA
Mitford Park is one of Cochrane’s best-kept secrets. Enjoy the amenities provided throughout the park which runs parallel to the Bow River, such as two baseball diamonds, a covered stage, and an adjoining soccer/rugby pitch. Mitford Park has played host to several... Learn More...
Web: https://cochranetourism.ca/directory/mitford-park/?utm_source=TravelAlberta-ATIS&utm_medium=TravelAlberta&utm_campaign=ATIS+-+Alberta+Tourism+Information+Service&utm_content=Listing%2f10506%2fen-CA
Mitford Park is one of Cochrane’s best-kept secrets. Enjoy the amenities provided throughout the park which runs parallel to the Bow River, such as two baseball diamonds, a covered stage, and an adjoining soccer/rugby pitch. Mitford Park has played host to several... Learn More...
Phone: 403-851-9053
Email: experienceglenbow@grpf.ca
Web: https://grpf.ca/
The Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation is responsible for Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park’s Visitor Services. Look for the Visitor Information Centre and interpretive signage throughout the park. Don’t let the dreary days of winter keep you cooped up inside! Pedal the... Learn More...
Email: experienceglenbow@grpf.ca
Web: https://grpf.ca/
The Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation is responsible for Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park’s Visitor Services. Look for the Visitor Information Centre and interpretive signage throughout the park. Don’t let the dreary days of winter keep you cooped up inside! Pedal the... Learn More...
Phone: 587-890-9653
Email: yamnuskawolfdogsanctuary@gmail.com
Web: https://www.yamnuskawolfdogsanctuary.com/
Have you ever wondered what a wolfdog looks like? Or how they act? What makes them different from wolves in the wild? Discover all that and more at Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary where the wonderful staff and volunteers work to increase public awareness and education... Learn More...
Email: yamnuskawolfdogsanctuary@gmail.com
Web: https://www.yamnuskawolfdogsanctuary.com/
Have you ever wondered what a wolfdog looks like? Or how they act? What makes them different from wolves in the wild? Discover all that and more at Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary where the wonderful staff and volunteers work to increase public awareness and education... Learn More...
Web: https://cochranetourism.ca/directory/riverfront-park/
Imagine walking down a path past a strand of multi-coloured poplars in the fall as the leaves feather to the ground, backdropped against the pure blue, big Alberta sky. One cannot help but become immersed in nature, and that is what Cochrane’s Riverfront Park... Learn More...
Imagine walking down a path past a strand of multi-coloured poplars in the fall as the leaves feather to the ground, backdropped against the pure blue, big Alberta sky. One cannot help but become immersed in nature, and that is what Cochrane’s Riverfront Park... Learn More...
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/bowness-park.html
Bowness Park is one of Calgarys most popular parks. It features a shallow lagoon popular for paddle boating in the summer and ice skating in the winter. The park also also has a wading pool, boat rentals and a children's train ride. Bowness Park is highly used for... Learn More...
Bowness Park is one of Calgarys most popular parks. It features a shallow lagoon popular for paddle boating in the summer and ice skating in the winter. The park also also has a wading pool, boat rentals and a children's train ride. Bowness Park is highly used for... Learn More...
Visiting Parks - Rules - Regulations
We know our Parks play an important role in both the physical and mental well-being of Albertans. We need your so our parks can stay open, safe and accessible.Calgary Parks Directory
Carburn Park
67 Riverview Dr SE, T2C 3V7, Calgary, AB
Phone: (403) 268-2489
Edworthy Park / Douglas Fir Trail
5050 Spruce Dr SW, Calgary, AB
Phone: (403) 268-2489
Fish Creek Provincial Park
1840 160 Ave SW, Calgary, AB
Phone: (403) 268-2489
Downtown Calgary Parks
- Beaulieu Gardens
- Bow to Bluff
- Central Memorial Park
- Century Gardens
- Connaught Park
- Devonian Gardens
- Eau Claire Plaza
- Haultain Park
- Humpy Hollow
- James Short Park
- Nat Christie Park
- Olympic Plaza
- Peace Park
- Poetic Park
- Prince's Island Park
- Rouleauville Square
- Shaw Millennium Park
- Sien Lok Park
- St. Patrick's Island Park
- Thomson Family Park
- Tomkins Park
Calgary Park Pathways, Covid 19 Park Rules
Calgary Parks Covid 19 pathway rules, covid 19 regulations and etiquette guidelines are in place to ensure the safety of all users and keep our Calgary area parks healthy and sustainable for everyone to enjoy. Water playgrounds, parks, wildlife sanctuaries are just some highlights. Calgary maps Biking, paddling, skating, cross-country skiing, athletics, bird watching, picnics and peaceful walks can all be enjoyed in various parks and facilities along streams, creeks and rivers. They provide opportunities for participation, skills development, volunteering and social, cultural economic and environmental developments. Calgary Parks Special Events help to capture attention and promote attractions and infrastructures. #parksandrecreation, #naturelovers, #hiking, #explore, #wildlife, #covid19 updates, Calgary parks open
