Very fun place to take the kids on a hike Natural park…read more Water spring water Trails Natural woodsy park Me Trial trees are planted there too

Hike in the woods along the stream and then climb the hill up to the flower fields. The hill is a…read morelittle steep but do able. Finish off with a picnic at the picnic tables right when you enter.

I visited Prince's Island Park while on a work trip in Calgary. Wow. What a beautiful park. I went…read moreon a jog from downtown Calgary where my hotel was and it is so nice to have a large park so close to the city. I think there's ~50 acres of land with plenty of well-maintained walkways for walking, jogging, biking. This seems like a perfect place to go on a date, walk around a bit during a work break, read a book on the many places to sit there, or just walk/jog like I did. There is also a cafe located near the center in the park. Unfortunately it was closed when I visited but I heard it's good!

This beautiful, 50 acre"urban park" is found on the north side of downtown Calgary by the Eau…read moreClaire neighborhood and is a fantastic place to get out in nature - even though it's in such close proximity to the city. There are paved walking paths and gravel trails - all very well maintained. We saw lots of geese and ducks and butterflies too - it was surprisingly peaceful! I imagine this would be a great place for migratory bird watching when the time is right! Lots of articles call this park the "heart" of Calgary...it certainly is popular but I can see why. It's lovely - there's tons of flower gardens, some native bee habitats, and it's surrounded by the Bow river on all sides and even has a lagoon that you can ice skate on in winter. Calgary holds lots of festivals here. There are picnic areas and playgrounds and even a cute little cafe. Several bridges connect it to downtown Calgary and one of them connects you to the other more northern side as well. It's very walkable and easy to access - I'd definitely say it's handicap accessible as a good portion of the paths are paved and flat. There are lots of info signs dotted around the island as well. Definitely a must see when visiting the city! We loved it!

This is a lovely park for kids to play on. The ground is gravel. There are swings, slides, and…read moreclimbing areas. Pretty much what every toddler or young kid would want. There is also a designated parking area that is also covered in gravel

The Hoodoos are definitely worth a quick visit if you're in the area. It is very unique and cool to…read moresee up close, especially with the hills in the background. It was a nice stop and made for some great photos, but it didn't quite blow me away compared to other nearby viewpoints. Still, it's a neat and iconic part of Drumheller history that's easy to access and explore.

This is one of the most visited places in Drumheller. Make time to check it out when you're in…read moretown. The long or short trip will be worth it. It may not compare to the Hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah or the Goreme Valley in Cappadocia, Turkey but you will not regret the experience. The Hoodoos are beautiful and are very nice to use as a backdrop for photo ops. The rock formation and landscape alone are the highlight. I am sure the view will be spectacular during sunrise or sunset. This place is a 3 hour drive from Edmonton where my sister lives. We had a great time taking memorable photos and hiking up to the top. What a fantastic view!!! Make sure to wear good quality shoes when you're planning to hike. It is quiet challenging. But the top view is fabulous. It is a 360 view of the valley.

What a cool place! Today was our second time visiting, my son loves riding the trains. Today we saw…read more2 different kid parties ( which looked like the kids were having a blast!)I would recommend going at any age.

I took my Grandson (he is 2) on Sunday at the first sight of sunshine. What a great experience for…read moreboth of us! He loved the train ride which included tunnels & bridges and a small stop for a talk about the park & trains. It is a fantastic family place with a play & picnic area. So much care & attention to the details and we were in train heaven. If you are looking for affordable family fun, this is your spot! Take a picnic and enjoy yourself, you cant help but have fun young or older.

Went fishing caught my limit had a beautiful day there I'll be back for sure highly recommend this…read moreplace

Great camping and boat launch. Lake is clean with good walleye fishing. Highway access with good…read moreroads, nice for young families.

Nice, neat, and relaxing. We were at the Farmers market and looked up on parks nearby. I'm so glad…read morethat we went here. It was covered with snow but the walk way was clear of snow. You could walk upto the Bow and listen to the relaxing sound of water. This is not an off leash park. I met a few furry friends who were on leash, of course. Park is better than a mall, no doubt:)

A really nice park on the Calgary / Bow River pathway system. All season. Skating in the winter…read more People seem to like Kayaking here as well. I've seen several people on the bigger pond kayaking around. Always good for people walking, jogging, spending time with family, kayaking, and taking pictures. Lots of people walk their dogs here, and as an In the fall, the changing colours are lovely to see here. It goes quickly though, so make sure you get down there when the leaves start to turn as they won't wait for you. It's a good area to see birds too. Geese are here it seems all year round. I think there are other seasonal / migratory birds which pass through the area as well. White American Pelicans summer along this stretch of the river during the summer. I've seen whitetail deer in this area a number of times. It's highly probably that there are occasional coyotes in the area and so like in many Calgary parks, be watchful of your dog. It's a wonderful park if this is your area.

Nose Creek Park is a great park. It has a beautiful built-in stage with bench-type seating. Great…read moreopen space. Plenty of parking. There is also a small little concession stand with an area for eating under a pergola. So if you are looking for an outdoor space to host an event (birthday party, reunions, group picnic, etc) this is one of the best parks in Airdrie. In the winter, this is also the location where they set up the Airdrie Festival of Lights. Do you need a leash free zone to bring your little fury friends? Nose Creek has a large leash-free zone so your pet can come too! We really enjoyed walking in this park and playing on the playground. I highly recommend this park.