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Heritage Ranch
The ranch offers horse rides, a playground, picnic area, fishing ponds, a souvenir shop and visitor info centre. May 16 to June 30, wkdys 9 am - 6 pm, wknds 10 am - 6 pm. July 1 to Sept, Mon to Thur, 9 am - 6 pm, Fri to Sun 9 am - 7 pm.
Address: West end of 43 St near Hwy 2 in Red Deer
 1 403 346-0180
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Waskasoo Park
Stretches through Red Deer from Heritage Ranch to River Bend Recreation Area in the northeast. The park has 50 km (30 mi) of river valley bike paths, picnic sites, an 18-hole golf course and Kerry Wood Nature Centre. The centre features a gallery, theatre and discovery room for children. Open daily from mid-May until early September.
Address: 6300 - 45 Ave Red Deer AB Canada
1 403 346-2010
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Mural Park
This park is located on 50th Avenue and showcases a large mural depicting the heritage and settlement of Elk Point. The mural measures 30.5 m (100 ft) long by 2.4 m (8 ft) high and was painted by Billie Milholland.
Address: 5201 50th Ave. Elk Point AB CAN
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Kerry Wood Nature Centre
Open year-round, Red Deer's Kerry Wood Nature Centre offers first rate exhibits and programs interpreting the natural history of central Alberta. The nature centre is at the entrance to the Gaetz Lakes Sanctuary, Alberta's first federal migratory bird sanctuary.
Address: 6300 - 45 Avenue Red Deer AB Canada T4N 3M4
 Send an Email (3) 1 403 346-2010
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Jarvis Bay Provincial Park
Camping and picnic areas.
Address: Nineteen km (11.4 mi) west of Red Deer on Hwy 11
1 403 887-5522
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Wallace Park
The public Wallace Park maintains walking paths, RCMP Lake, a fishing pond, a playground and picnic shelter and is home to many of the towns celebrations.
Address: 1300 10A St. Wainwright AB CAN
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Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park
Established as a provincial park in 1952, this island is located directly on Lac La Biche Lake, near the town itself. Easily accessible via a 2.5 km long land bridge, this area offers visitors and residents a multitude of outdoor activities including cross country skiing, fishing, hiking and camping. The park, which is home to more than 200 bird species, is also one of the best birding locations in Alberta.
Address: On Lac La Biche Lake AB CAN
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Ellis Bird Farm
Has self-guided trails, a winter bird feeding program, educational programs, a gift shop and a tea house. Open June 3 to Sept 7, daily Wed to Sun 11 am - 4 pm. Admission by donation.
Address: 8 km (5 mi) east on Highway 12 and 8 km (5 mi) south (Prentiss Road/40-0) of Lacombe Lacombe AB Canada T4L 1W7
Send an Email (1) 1 403 885-4477
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Great West Adventure Park
Great West is a BMX track located north of Bower Ponds off Taylor Drive. Park is open to the public on Wednesday evenings and races take place on Thursday and Sunday evenings.
Address: North of Bower Ponds off Taylor Drive Red Deer AB Canada
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Michener Park
This popular family spot is named after Lacombe's most famous son, Roland Michener, former Governor General. The park has ball diamonds, soccer fields, a playground and is also the location of the Lacombe Farmer's Market. |
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Dillberry Lake Provincial Park
Offers sandy beaches for boating, swimming and fishing.
Address: Off Hwy 17, 48 km (30 mi) southeast of Wainwright
1 780 858-3824
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Lakeland Provincial Park
Lakeland Provincial Park offers many summer and winter activities including canoeing, hiking, cycling, cross-country skiing and ice-fishing. Birdwatching and wildlife observation are also very good at this location.
Address: 13 km (8 mi) east of Lac La Biche on SH 663, then 7 km (4 mi) east on access road Lac La Biche AB Canada
1 780 623-5235
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Wolf Creek Trail
Paved pathways meander along the Battle River Valley, moving 635 acres of untouched lands for wildlife-spotting, hiking and biking. Paths are paved, well-maintained and lit for safety. |
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Nature's Way Walking Trail
2 km of walking trail winds around the Village of Alliance through trees and park areas. |
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Mirror Lake Park
Mirror Lake is one of Camrose's most popular spots, with numerous summer and winter activities taking place around its banks. Aside from regular events, the park is also home to a children's playground and is a picturesque place to enjoy an afternoon stroll.
Address: . Camrose AB
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Doug's Exotic Zoo Farm
More than 50 species of animals and birds including Siberian tigers and African lions. Open year-round, daily 10 am - 6 pm. Admission charged.
Address: East of Lacombe on Hwy 12.
1 403 784-3400
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Coal Lake North Provincial Recreation Area
Coal Lake North Provincial Recreation Area is located outside of Camrose and offers a variety of recreational opportunities. Canoeing and fishing are popular activities during the summer while ice fishing and snowmobiling dominate the winter months. Facilities include a fire-pit area, wood pile, washrooms and a water pump.
Address: . Camrose AB
1 780 672-7274
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Peace Memorial Park
Peace Memorial Park in Wainwright maintains three ball diamonds, two tennis courts, a playground and a skatepark.
Address: 400 8th St. Wainwright AB CAN
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Bud Miller All Seasons Park
Bud Miller All Seasons Park offers a variety of recreational activities and an opportunity for relaxation. Find a man-made lake stocked with trout, picnic areas, gardens, volleyball courts and a leisure centre with a wave pool, sauna, hot tub and more.
Address: 59 Avenue and 29 Street Lloydminster AB Canada T9V 0P4
1 780 875-4497
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Gaetz Lake Sanctuary
Gaetz Lake Sanctuary is a bird sanctuary and wildlife reserve and a part of Waskasoo Park. Walking trails are available including viewing platforms.
Address: 6300 - 45 Avenue Red Deer AB Canada T4N 3M4
1 403 346-2010
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Aspen Beach Provincial Park
The first Provincial Park declared in Alberta. With a wide and shallow sand beach and warm water, it is perfect for paddling, sun bathing and swimming.
Address: On Gull Lake, 17 km west of Lacombe on Hwy 12.
1 403 748-3939
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Crimson Lake Provincial Park
Offers camping, swimming, fishing and boating amid a dense evergreen forest setting.
Address: 16 km (10 mi) northwest of Rocky Mountain House
1 403 845-2340
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Kinsmen Park
Park is located along Wase Creek and offers picnic areas with tables, fire pits and a playground.
Address: 7 Avenue and 48 Street Edson AB Canada
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Centennial Park
One of the town's most popular gathering spots, Ponoka's Centennial Park has a large green space for picnics and games, as well as a mini-golf pitch to compete against family and friends. Also in the park is what is possibly the town's most recognisable sights, "The Legacy", the world's largest bucking horse. |
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Kootenay Plains Ecological Reserve
North-south prevailing winds give this natural area a moderate climate and grasslands unlike most high mountain regions. It has camping and picnic facilities, and hiking trails to Siffleur Canyon and Falls.
Address: 70 km (42 mi) southwest of Nordegg
1 403 721-3965
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Golden Jubilee Park
Golden Jubilee Park was established during Alberta's Jubilee celebrations, and is a lasting reminder of Alberta's first 50 years. Located near the centre of the city, the park also serves as an outdoor theatre during Canada Day and other special events.
Address: . Camrose AB Canada
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Whitney Lakes Provincial Park
Reserved as a provincial park in 1982, this area features a couple of lakes including Ross Lake and Whitney Lake. Activities here include hiking, water sports, wildlife viewing and camping.
Address: Off Highway 646, about 24 km east of Elk Point AB CAN
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Stoney Creek Park
Stoney Creek Park is a natural area that runs from 44th Avenue to the city limits. The park is known for its ski facilities and is a popular spot for cross-country skiing and biathalon training. During the summer, its extensive trail system is popular with hikers and mountain bikers.
Address: . Camrose AB Canada
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Big Horn Wildland Recreation Area
Straddles the highway and borders Banff and Jasper National Parks. It offers 700 km (420 mi) of hiking trails, hunting, fishing, whitewater canoeing and kayaking.
Address: 28 km (17.5 mi) west of Nordegg
1 403 721-3965
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Elk Island National Park
1 780 992-2950
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Ma-Me-O Beach Provincial Park
A popular park with a picnic area near Pigeon Lake.
Address: 40 km (24 mi) east of Wetaskiwin on Hwy 13. AB
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Pigeon Lake Provincial Park
Offers swimming, boating, water-skiing, picnicking, camping and hiking.
Address: 48 km (30 mi) west of Wetaskiwin. AB
1 780 586-2645
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Drayton Valley Trail System
Connecting all of the Town of Drayton Valley, its more than 14.4 kilometres of walkways winds through neighbourhoods, parks, gardens and activity areas. Special features include mini soccer pitches, tennis, volleyball and basketball courts. Benches along the way allow for a rest, and the paths are lighted for ease and safety in the evening. |
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