This is a great little offleash park in the new neighbourhood of Paisley. It is a bit far south but…read moreworth a visit to check out. They have 2 sections: the main section and the small dogs section. When we attended most dogs were in the main section but there was one or two dogs in the small dog area. It is nice to have that because sometimes bringing a small dog to a dog park can be quite stressful for their owners. The added sense of safety is a nice thing to have. Both sections have some dog agility equipment but the main section has more stuff and larger pieces. It isn't a huge park but it is a great neighbourhood amenity for those people in the area. Once this neighbourhood is built out it will be interesting to see how popular the park is.

Very large off leash but another patron informed us it is not fully fenced…read more Bring lots of pickup bags there are none provided, and please, pick up +1. Some owners are less reliable about their pets. Lots of bins along a well-graded gravel pathway. There is a small sized and shy dog off-leash area. Well fenced and double gated. There is a porta-potty for the human waste at the parking area. The parking lot is one-way traffic. Depending on the time you arrive, it can be full. Please plan accordingly. LEASH YOUR DOGS before you open the car door!! in the parking lot! We had a close encounter with an owner of two Yorkies and a Rottweiler all running loose. The Rottweiler was almost hit twice by running like a loon in the moving cars.

We have been going here for 5 years. It's a favourite spot for our dogs and for us as well. We…read morehave small dogs who love to run and sniff. It's a great place for your dogs to socialize as well as people. I love the early mornings in the summer. Through the winter we have lost some booties but alway recovered them. We would come to the park and it would be hanging on the fence. Thank you to all the people for caring enough to help us find them.

This was such an amazing place! We took our daughter here for the day in September. We came early…read moreand grabbed a daycamp site near the playground. She had such a blast! The playground is amazing so many neat things to do, climb, jump and explore. Seriously a great place to bring kids who are very active. We had a fire in the camp site and cooked our lunch and even set up a tent so we could relax and have a nap. We also went for a long walk along the river bank and just enjoyed nature. It was such a lovely day!

Great sites for picnic eventsfor large groups. Quite and beautiful lush area. Highly recommendedread more

Nice quiet neighbourhood park a block off White Avenue. It has a playground and picnic tables…read more Mature trees. Medium sized park and a nice respite from the Whyte Avenue noise.You can hear the birds singing and the breeze in the trees. The only downfall is there is occasional Street people that use the park, otherwise it is used by couples and families. Good for a picnic. And best of all there is no goose droppings anywhere.

I really enjoyed this park in the past but I have to say when you're less mobile, it does take some…read moresleuthing to figure out where to access things to get a better walk close to the ravine. Beautiful at all times of the year and one of my most favourite winter events is held within this park. Being that I live decently close to this park, I was surprised the 3 access points to this park I've encountered were all massive stairs but none of them had signs for any options for accessible routes. Lovely benches always nearby the top of the stairs which I've enjoyed this summer and some being near smaller open parks, I've enjoyed watching the dogs. I wouldn't recommend using the stair routes unless you're looking for good cardio in your day otherwise after a long walk in the ravine, it is quite a hike back up (speaking from past experiences!). Today, I took a neighbourhood construction detour and wondered where everyone was going with bikes and dogs. It was like the whole neighbourhood was outside! I smartly followed the dog walkers and biker groups. Finally, flatter trails and easier slope access points to the park were wonderfully revealed. There's cement paths on the upper portions of millcreek and more gravel and dirt paths on the lower levels. Some beautiful places for photos - tons of people out there today for family and engagement photos with the beautiful fall colours and the lovely bridges. I really like millcreek ravine due to the mix use. There's a good mix of on and off leash trails for dog walkers. Good trails for all sorts of bikes. Decent paved trails for young families. Nice variation of walking paths for various fitness levels. Lovely way to connect with nature without driving out of the city. I do have to say with everyone outside, I was surprised that I was one of the few with a mask on in the park. Some areas the trails are so narrow, you're almost shoulder to shoulder passing by. The path I ended on was going in the direction of the pool but due to my limited walking distance stamina, I turned around way before reaching that. Had a great but unexpected chat with friends on my way back to my vehicle which of course was much closer than I actually thought (it's easy to loose track of how far you've gone so good to remember to charge up your phone before going into the ravine so you can check distances/path maps).

It's kinda my Go-To because it's close by. Endless trails…read more Sometimes they are mucky. If you don't like dogs, stay off the lower South trail that allows off leash access. There is one porta potty in the parking lot beside the Mill Creek pool turnoff. Lots of cyclists. Most of them use their bells to give you heads up. Some will shout..."On your left!'... I shout back, "I doubt that, pal. I voted NDP". I can walk 10 km through this park which gives me a pretty nice, safe workout. I also stop and smell the roses.

I used to take my nephew to this park since it was (literally) right behind his house. It has a big…read morejungle gym that kids, and my nephew, go nuts for. There's always a ton of kids here every weekend in the summer. The park has a field that houses about two soccer fields, so there's lots of space and activity. There's a nice path surrounding the park which is great for mothers taking their babies on a stroll for some fresh air. Like many Edmonton parks, this park shares its facilities with a nearby public school, in this case Meyokumin Elementary School. That means it gets crowded and rowdy on the weekdays. All in all, a decent park to have your kids play or to take a walk, although nothing special.

Well its just your typical park, like one in every neighbourhood in Edmonton. I ve been here for…read moresoccer games in the rain and well no shelter during the games, damn it was cold that morning. Theres a park theres some walls if you wanna play pass yourself or that ball game you always see in jail shows. The community can be questionable especially at night, I wouldnt step foot in there when its dark. The individuals around are usually questionable so watch your kids. Its a heavy populated mixing pot area so altercations have been witnessed a plenty. Just follow opposition vampire rules..... if its sunny its cool to hang out, if its dark run like hell.

I love going to the promenade any time I need to clear my head or just step out for a moment to…read moreenjoy the sunshine. It has a picturesque view curving up from 100 Ave and stretching from 117 Street to 121 Street. The sidewalk is very wide which allows for a variety of non-motor activities. There is also a bike lane that runs its lengths so it helps alleviate the tension between motorists, cyclists and pedestrians; making it a very popular commuters route. In the summer if you time it right you can snag one of the benches to watch a river valley sunset which goes on my list of top free views in the city. Its a very friendly area as almost everyone you pass has a smile on their face and a spring in their step. Mostly it is walkers or joggers that live around there but my person favourite is seeing the grannies decked out in their Sundays best going for a stroll in the sunshine. I hope when I reach their age that I have that good of taste in clothes and and still able to walk with that kind of swagger. My favourite recent addition to the promenade is the Fresh Cafe which is a perfect compliment to the area just located off of Jasper and 116th in The Elmhurst Apartments. Now I have somewhere close enough to buy gelato with out worrying about it melting before I have a chance to find a bench. I hope that they continue to maintain this gem and preserve it for generations to come. I am reminded of all those who were kind enough to preserve it for me to use every time I sit on a bench and ready the plaque inscribed on it. I hope they continue this model else where in the river valley as there are not enough places for one to sit and enjoy the amazing park system that we have in this city.

Victoria Promenade is the kind of thing that's missing from a lot of our river valley. It runs…read morealong 100 Ave from 117 St to 121 St, with a nice wide sidewalk, lots of benches, and great views of the river valley. On a nice day, it gets pretty busy and is popular with walkers, runners, and those of us who get our exercise by sitting on a bench, eating gelato. I would love it if there was a little cafe around here... even just a kiosk in the summer.

This is a charming Mill Creek Park just outside of the Mill Creek Ravine. It's awesome because they…read morehave these neat art pieces and a plaque dedicated to Buffalo Mountain. Another thing that I love about this park is that people have left a bunch of trucks and toys at the park for a the children to enjoy. I mean that's just adorable! If you're into photography, you can get some great sunrise, sunset pics in the park! The park is dedicated to Tubby Bateman who's family still owns the 89ave Wild Earth Food and Bakery locations. Tubby Bateman was a prominent business own in the earlier 1900's! Visit this park and then go get a a piece a cake from the bakery, BAM, you got yourself an awesome afternoon!

It may seem silly to write a review of a small park, but this one is awesome. Located near the Mill…read moreCreek Ravine, this local park offers a great time to those under 10. Swings, a water feature (only in select summer months), a small play area, and a larger area combine to form a nearly-perfect place for the little ones. There's also a small grass area for kids to run around, or play a field game (like soccer). This is THE place to go in the summer months for parents and small children, and I've even met some from outside the area that bring their kids to the park because they love it so much. Someone, or many people, have even left toys in the park for the kids to play with. There's a large assortment of trucks, buckets, and other things to keep the kids entertained. There are a few benches for parents to sit on, giving them a complete view of the park, and their kids.