Parks & Pathways

Parks & Pathways (Family Fun Calgary)

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Fish Park at Wolf Willow – Grand Opening!

If you head to the community of Wolf Willow, in Calgary’s SE, you’ll find Fish Park, an animal-themed park and playground. It includes Calgary’s tallest slide! Fish Park at Wolf Willow: Venue: Fish Park Address: 360 Wolf River Dr, SE, Calgary, AB Website: www.facebook.com

Playgrounds (Family Fun Calgary)
6 Must-Visit Calgary Playgrounds? Check Out 6 Amazing Playgrounds in Every Quadrant!

Playgrounds are indispensable in family life. They’re a place to burn off energy, build physical skills, and make friends. They offer a moment of sanity for parents. And as the kids are saying these days, sometimes you just have to get out and touch grass! Whether you plan a quick
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Sikome Lake (Family Fun Calgary)
Sikome Lake – The Beach to Visit in Calgary!

Sikome Lake is a definite must-visit family fun destination for the summer. It is a man-made lake located in Fish Creek Provincial Park in south Calgary that is shallow and warm with a sandy bottom and a beach. There are change rooms, playgrounds, and concession stands. Bring your inflatables and
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Eau Claire Plaza

Eau Claire Plaza is a revitalized public space near downtown Calgary, close to the Bow River and Prince’s Island Park. It features a playground and gathering spaces for public events. Enjoy the urban beach and seasonal water features, too. Eau Claire Plaza: Venue: Eau Claire Plaza Address: 200 Barclay Parade
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Pumphouse Park Grand Reopening Event

Pumphouse Park, near the Pumphouse Theatre, is a lovely spot along the Bow River. With green spaces, gathering places, a playground, and pathways, it has become a popular place to visit, especially with the significant improvements that have been recently made. Pumphouse Park: Venue: Pumphouse Park Address: 2140 Pumphouse Ave
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Five Fantastic Picnic Spots (Family Fun Calgary)
Five Fantastic Places to Picnic With Your Family

Nothing says summer quite like a tasty meal eaten outdoors. When your own back deck gets repetitive, a picnic in a nearby park is a perfect choice! Parents can relax, and kids can run around in the fresh air and enjoy amenities like wading pools, playgrounds, spray parks, and wide-open
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Calgary Rotary Challenger Park

Calgary Rotary Challenger Park, in the northeast, is a barrier-free, accessible park where people of all abilities can play together. Calgary Rotary Challenger Park: Venue: Calgary Rotary Challenger Park Address: 3688 48th Ave NE, Calgary, AB Website: www.challengerpark.com

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Quinterra Legacy Garden

Quinterra Legacy Garden is Calgary’s first fully dedicated music garden, and sometimes hosts special events. Quinterra Legacy Garden: Venu: Quinterra Legacy Garden, South Glenmore Park Address: South Glenmore Park, near 90 Avenue and 24 Street SW. (Parking is available at the Children’s Variety Park lot just north of the intersection.)
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Bike Parks and Pump Tracks (Family Fun Calgary)
Challenge Yourself With Calgary Bike Parks and Pump Tracks

Do you remember being a kid and the joy and freedom of riding a bike? Pedalling up the hill as hard as you could and then enjoying the thrill and the wind in your hair as you flew down (kids, wear your helmets). Bike parks and pump tracks have been
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Central Commons Park in the University District

Central Commons Park is a lovely urban oasis in the heart of the University District. The 3-acre park is perfect for a picnic and includes a skating rink and fire features in the winter. They often have special events, too. Central Commons Park: Venue: Central Commons Park (Nestled between Borough
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