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Official Name Common Name Address Parks Based on Parks Common Official Name Address Name Tamarack Park 3 2947 11 Street NW The Uplands Park 1 2627 196 Street NW Haddow Park 2097 Haddow Drive NW Sherbrooke Park 12956 122 Avenue NW The Hamptons Park 1 Boyle Street Park Cy Becker Park 2 650 Cy Becker Drive NW Muchias Park 3524 25 Avenue NW Hilldale Park 17415 106A Avenue NW Quesnell Ravine 7203 149 Street NW Ken Poyser Park 15110 76 Avenue NW Laurier Heights Park 3 Ronning Street 504 Ronning Street Page 1 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Neighbourhood NW Park E.L. Hill Park 10518 86 Avenue NW Avonmore Park 3 Alberta Avenue Park 5 Frank and Etta 9615 176 Street Wilde Park NW Edgar Millen Park 11424 Fort Road NW Mill Creek Ravine 8323 95A Street Park NW Allard Park 12 2003 Auxier Point SW Fulton Place Park 10340 56 Street NW River Valley Capitol Hill 1 Decoteau Park 2 3703 Ellerslie Road SW Delton School Park Alberta Avenue 9210 118 Avenuet Park NW Grand Trunk Park 13025 112 Street NW Page 2 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Westmount Park 2 Stony Plain D Fraser Park 14720 21 Street NW Glenora Park 3 Glenora Park 2 Calder Memorial Calder Community 12721 120 Street Park Park NW Oleskiw Park 203 Walker Road NW McKernan Park 7535 112 Street NW Hairsine Park 3120 139 Avenue NW McKay School Park 10425 99 Avenue NW Richford Park 1 Whitemud 13204 Fox Drive Equestrian Park NW Princess Patricia Prince of Wales 10440 108 Avenue Park Armouries Heritage NW Centre St. Gabriels School Park Mee-Yah-Noh Page 3 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks School Park Lorne Street Park 9120 113 Avenue NW Rutherford Park 8323 95A Street NW Bearspaw Open 1231 109 Street Space 1 NW to 1999A 104 Street NW Dunluce Park 11620 162 Avenue NW James A 400 Kirkness Road Christianson Park NW Keswick Area Park 3476 KESWICK 3 BOULEVARD SW Patrick J. Ryan 15804 110 Avenue Park NW Keheewin Open 19 Ave and 104 Space 2 Street NW Cameron Ravine 649 Cameron Heights Drive NW Donsdale Park 1 Riverdale Park 9231 100 Avenue NW Athlone Natural Area Hodgson Park 3 Page 4 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Victoria Park 12130 River Valley Road NW McDougall Park 10031 MacDonald Drive NW Fort Edmonton Park 7000 Fort Edmonton Park Road NW Caernarvon Park 14830 118 Street NW H.W. Heathcote 15A Westbrook Park Drive NW MacTaggart Park 6 Riverside Park Clover Bar Area Park 5 Silver Heights Park 8777 96 Avenue NW Klarvatten Park 200 Klarvatten Road NW Braithwaite Park 8018 112 Street NW Greenview Park 5804 38 Avenue NW Hermitage Park 2115 127 Avenue NW Page 5 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks NW Kennedale Ravine 13023 - 40 STREET NW Rosslyn Park 11015 134 Avenue NW Westridge Park 4 Granville Park 1 Telus B 10125 97 Ave NW St. Tomas School 9610 165 Street Park NW Bannerman Park 13988 23 Street NW Balwin Park 12904 74 Street NW Roper Park and 6504 Roper Road Natural Area NW Graydon Hill Park 2 East of 141 Street SW and South of Ellerslie Road SW Government House 9938 Groat Road Park NW Potter Greens Park Picard Drive NW & 1 Proctor Wynd NW Winnifred Stewart 12815 116 Avenue Park NW Page 6 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Glenwood Park 16430 97 Avenue NW Winspear Park Westwood Arena 12040 97 Street Park NW Sheila Bowker 11335 85 Street Parkdale Park NW Crestwood Park 1 Creekwood Park Chappelle Park 2 850 Chappelle Link SW James McCrie Douglas Park Terwillegar Heights NE Corner of District Park Terwillegar Drive NW and 23 Avenue NW Baturyn Park 10505 172 Avenue NW Edgemont Park 3 West of 199 St NW and South of Lessard Road NW Rossdale Park 1 Sheriff Robertson 8112 111 Avenue Park NW Bearspaw Open Space 2 Page 7 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Space 2 Adair Park 11011 Saskatchewan Drive NW Alexander Thiele 4611 109 Avenue Park NW Gold Bar Park 10955 50 Street NW Orchards Park 3 Klarvatten Park 4 18116 89 Street NW South Terwillegar 1504 Towne Centre Park Boulevard NW Alex Decoteau Park 10204 - 105 Street NW Kensington Park 3 Alexander Rutherford Park Kameyosek Park 260 Lakewood Road NW Kinsmen Park West 9100 Walterdale Hill NW Beverly Heights Park 3 St. Bernards School Park Page 8 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Park Eusebio Garcia 9225 179 Avenue Park NW Rundle Park 2909 113 Avenue NW Kernohan Park 1 2277 129 Ave NW Constable Ezio 11004 97 Avenue Faraone Park NW Keyano Park 12963 120 Street NW Blue Quill Park 11304 25 Avenue NW Eddy Mark Shaske 8751 153 Street Jr. Park NW St. Vincent School 10530 138 Street Park NW Kilkenny Park 1 Summerside Park 1 Dawson Park 10336 89 Street NW Westmount Park 3 Beverly Cenotaph Park Magrath Heights Park 3 Page 9 of 77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Parkdale School Park Phoebe 16316 107A McCullough Park Avenue NW Rural North East South Sturgeon Park 5 Kernohan Park 699 Clareview Road NW Mayliewan Park 7503 161A Avenue NW Kathleen McAllister 10517 50A Street Park NW Buena Vista Park 13210 Buena Vista Road NW Trumpeter Area Park 2 McQueen Park 10825 McQueen Road NW Terra Losa Park 9503 178 Street NW Harry Hardin Park 5620 101A Avenue NW Henderson Park 3408 Riverbend Road NW Jackie Parker Mill Woods Golf 4540A 50 Street Page 10 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Recreational Area NW River Valley Glamorgam Heights Park Riverview Area Park 1 Robert Carter Park 1078 Carter Crest Road NW Winterburn Industrial W 1 Hays Ridge Area 1306 Hainstock Park 1 Way SW Faculty St. Jean Brightview School 15425 106 Avenue Park NW Rural North East South Sturgeon Park 4 Trumpeter Area 12700 199 STREET Park 6 NW Callingwood Park 17740 69 Avenue NW Windermere Park 6 River Valley South of Windermere 1 Windermere Blvd SW and West of Page 11 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks SW and West of Windermere Dr SW Quarry Ridge Park Poplar Lake Malcolm Groat Park 10760 132 Street NW Canossa Park 2 Allin Park 15901 96 Avenue NW Laurel Park 5 2207 21 Avenue NW Windsor Park Windsor School 11840 - 87 Park AVENUE NW Maple Park 2 McCauley Park 1 St. Brendan School Park Avonmore Park 2 Lendrum Place 11325 57 Avenue Park NW Rutherford School 8620 Rue Marie- Park Anne Gaboury Southeast Industrial Park 2 Belvedere Park 7 Page 12 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Tomas Opalinski 1103 109 Street Park NW Rural Big Lake 4 Albany Park 5 W of 131 St & N of 167 Ave Lawton School Park John Ducey Park Telus Field 10233 96th Avenue NW Maple Ridge Industrial Park 1 Rural North East 18607 25 Street NE South Sturgeon Park 7 Light Horse Park 10324 85 Ave NW Schonsee Park 2 Charlesworth Park 730 Charlesworth 4 Way SW Poplar District Park 16410 82 Street NW Sherwood Park 2 Secord Park 5 21738 94A Avenue NW Rural W Big Lake 2 Richard Secord 4025 117 Street School Park NW Page 13 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Veterans Park 10013 102 Street NW Matt Berry Park 1 15306 59A Street NW Clover Bar Area 13202 24 Street NE Park 9 Cy Becker Park 3 656 Cy Becker Drive NW Ozerna Park 7010 158 Avenue NW Brookside Park 2 Charles B Hill Park 3450 Hillview Cresent NW Braids Park Belvedere Park 2 Thomas Rhatigan 270 Rhatigan Road Park East NW Father Lacombe School Park Ellingson Park 11104 65 Avenue NW Sacred Heart Glengarry Park 8520 132 Avenue NW Meadowlark Park 15961 92 Avenue NW Page 14 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Hardisty Park River Valley Mayfair Park 2 Dr. Anne Anderson 10515 162 Street Park NW Windermere Park 8 Laurier Heights 14405 85 Avenue Park NW Princeton School Park The Hamptons Park 3 MacKinnon Ravine 14212 Summit Park Drive NW Beverly Page Park 4847 115 Avenue NW Idylwylde Park 8631 81 Street NW Royal Gardens 4030 117 Street Park NW Carlton Park 4 Mary Finlay Park 10150 80 Street NW Primrose Park 8304 188 Street NW River Valley Page 15 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Windermere 2 Queen Mary Park 109 Avenue NW & 117 Street NW Sifton Park 13317 47 Street NW Kainai Park 11714 32A Avenue NW Windermere Park 5 Windermere Drive and Windermere Boulavard SW Henry Martell Park 6415 Ada Boulevard NW Alberta Avenue Park 1 Maple Downs Park 1615 66 Avenue NW Baranow Park 3 EDMONTON ED 11820 - 107 AVENUE NW Belvedere Park 4 Germaine Dalton 12324 57 Street Park NW Hodgson Park 4 Windermere Park 832 Windermere 16 Wynd NW Page 16 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks Meyokumin Park 1 Hazeldean Park 9630 66 Avenue NW Highlands East MacKenzie & Mann 10431 - 113 Park STREET NW Tipaskan Park 1219 Lakewood Road North NW Callaghan Park 1 1385 Cunningham Drive Maple Downs Park 2 St. Rose School Park Conway Farrell 11700 - 114 Park AVENUE NW McLeod Park 1 MacTaggart Park 2 5433 McLuhan Bend Annie May Jackson 311 Jackson Road Park NW Chalmers Park 12310 131 Avenue NW Windermere Park 5660 Windermere 15 Boulevard NW Page 17 of77 09/28/2021 Parks Based on Parks G.H.V. Bulyea Park 300 Bulyea Road NW Rosenthal Park 3 8523 219 Street NW Allan Stein Park 10025 87 Street NW Athlone Park 3 Orchards Park 4 490 Orchards Boulevard SW Hodgson Park Hodgson Park 1 Grovenor Park 14325 104 Avenue NW Empire Park Park 1 Ermineskin Park 10704 25 Avenue NW Wellington Park 1 Evansdale Park 9123 150 Avenue NW John G.
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