Parks Directory


New: March 14th 11:00pm
Search our updated Parks directory. Explore one of the parks listed below. Find municipal parks, community events, attractions, hours of operation and more. The City of Calgary launched a pilot program to allow people to drink alcohol in some municipal parks. All parks are open from 5 a.m. - 11 p.m. unless otherwise posted at the park. Find music festivals, fundraisers, entertainment local news can be registered here for free but will be verified before displayed. We do not guarantee the accuracy or authenticity of the information we collect after you register.
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Confederation Creek Park Calgary


4304 4 Street NW, Calgary, T2K 1A2


Web: https://www.friendsofconfederationcreek.com/

The Confederation Creek watershed (drainage area) covers an area of 2700 hectares of NW Calgary, encompassing communities from Shaganappi Trail NW, all the way to Edmonton Trail NE on the south side of Nose Hill; from Brentwood and Varsity to Highland Park and... Learn More...

Kensington Community Garden Calgary


1374 5 Avenue NW, Calgary, T2N 0S2


Phone: 403-283-0554
Web: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hsca.ca%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1SqTKeiLZsyiONwk3EhDMub9H60SpXXLGz73UADUkmxyg7rv98Uejn9uU&h=AT2e7MY8Nqkfm6MIAgdmdydpEMndc4Gy44272dQQufUwPaxgDnmptxrlFMyV1kKse6abFIqjx61uCGZ0HBlCk4cOIbtaqYgAeubDXiRZ554ZgeUH1foW9e6LE

Kensington Community First Garden was conceived in 2010 to address the community’s increasing demand for a collective space to grow vegetables and flowers. That year, a visioning session was held to collect ideas on garden elements and principals. These ideas were... Learn More...

Riley Park Calgary


800 12 Street NW, Calgary, T2N 0S2


Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/riley-park.html

Riley Park was once part of the 146,000 hectare Cochrane Ranch. In 1888, Thomas and Georgina Riley and their family of 10 children homesteaded the land and in 1909, following Thomas' death, their land was left to The City of Calgary. Riley Park is a beautiful... Learn More...

Shouldice Athletic Park Calgary


4900 Monserrat Drive NW, Calgary,


Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/shouldice-park.html

Shouldice Park, in northwest Calgary, is a combination of a major athletic park and relaxing neighbourhood park all in one and surrounds the Shouldice Aquatic Centre and Shouldice Arena. Shouldice Athletic Park can be booked for football, baseball, softball, soccer,... Learn More...

Riley Park Calgary


800 12 ST NW, Calgary,


Phone: 403-268-2489
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/riley-park.html

Riley Park is a beautiful destination park in northwest Calgary within walking distance from the Kensington shopping district. The park contains a cricket pitch, wading pool and the Senator Patrick Burns Memorial Rock Garden. Learn More...

Ranchlands Park Calgary


700 Ranchlands Blvd NW, Calgary,


Phone: 403-268-2489
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/ranchlands-park.html

Ranchlands Park is in the community of Ranchlands in the northwest part of Calgary. Ranchlands Park occupies about 12 hectares in the community of Ranchlands in the northwest part of the city. The park was established when the community was developed in the 1970s.... Learn More...

Poppy Plaza Calgary


1101 Memorial Drive NW, Calgary, T2N 3E4


Phone: 403-268-2489
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/poppy-plaza.html

This park commemorates citizens who have served to protect our freedom and security, and is part of the second phase of the Landscape of Memory. It marks the first major public gathering space identified in the plan for the redevelopment of Memorial Drive. The... Learn More...

Nose Hill Park Calgary


6465 14 St NW, Calgary,


Phone: 403-268-2489
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/nose-hill-park.html

Nose Hill Park is a natural environment park that lies in the northwest part of the Calgary and is surrounded by 12 residential communities and covers 11 square kilometres. Nose Hill Park has numerous hiking trails and dedicated off-leash areas. The park was... Learn More...

McHugh Bluff Calgary


Crescent Rd NW & Centre St N, Calgary, T2N 1E2


Phone: 403-268-2489
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/mchugh-bluff.html

McHugh Bluff spans two northwest Calgary communities with a portion running along Memorial Drive. Close to the city's centre, the park is a popular place for commuters, joggers and dog walkers. The bluff runs along the northern bank of the Bow River as it flows... Learn More...

Dale Hodges Park Calgary


2123 52 Street NW, Calgary,


Phone: 403-268-2489
Web: https://www.calgary.ca/parks/dale-hodges-park.html

he park is dedicated to former Calgary Alderman Dale Hodges in recognition of his 30 years of public service and his many contributions to the city. Mr. Hodges is Calgary’s longest service member of council and took an active role in protecting and creating Calgary’s... Learn More...

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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.

  • Continue to practice physical distancing.
  • Don’t visit if you’re sick or were recently exposed to someone with COVID-19.
  • Bring a cloth mask and wear it when you’re near other people.
  • Visit early in the day so you can head somewhere else if a parking lot is full and do not park on the shoulder of roads.
  • Please bring your own hand sanitizer.
  • Leave no trace; pack out what you pack in. This will keep our parks clean and reduce the potential for human-wildlife encounters.
  • Follow the advice of public health experts to protect yourself and others during this pandemic.
  • Be extra cautious and stay within your limits, knowledge, skill and physical ability. Now is not the time to try new activities or head into unfamiliar areas. Continue to avoid high-risk backcountry activities, regardless of your experience level.


  • 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