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This picturesque attraction features over 10,000 species of plants showcased over 80 acres. An authentic Japanese garden, herb garden, large collection of peony, iris and lily; and 110 acres of nature trails and ecological and wetland reserves. Admission: Adult $11; Senior (Over 60)$8; Student (with valid ID)/Youth(13-17)$6; Children (7-12)$3;discount on non-holiday Mondays.
Open early Summer(Jun 2- 29) daily 10 am - 6 pm; Summer (June 30 - Aug 31) daily 10 am - 9 pm; Fall (Sept 1-Oct 8) daily 10 am - 6 pm. Address: Hwy. 60, 15 minutes from West Edmonton Mall Devon AB T6G 2E1  Send an Email (81)  1 780 987-3054 | ||||
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| Elk Island National Park Canada’s first federal wildlife sanctuary, established in 1906. Bison, elk, moose and deer roam together in this this national park boasting more than 250 species of birds. Wildlife viewing, hiking, picnicking or camping, are among the abundant recreational activities. Open year-round. Admission: $5 adult, $4.25 sen, $2.50 child, $12.50 group. (Prices are subject to change). 40 km east of Edmonton on Hwy. 16, 992-2950 or 922-5790. Address: 45 km (28 miles) east of Edmonton on Yellowhead Highway 16, Alberta. |
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| Legacy Park Legacy Park in downtown Fort Sask has 7.5 acres of riverfront greenspace and also offers a bandshell and picnic facilities. In the summer time, it's typical to come across a herd of sheep in and around the park. Address: . Fort Saskatchewan AB Canada |
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| Kingswood Park Kingswood Park is available for day use and features washrooms, a picnic area, a canoe launch and a skating rink in winter. The park also offers access to the trails in Red Willow Park. Address: . St. Albert AB |
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| Rundle Park Paddleboats Located south of the family centre in Rundle Park, you can ride on a paddleboat and aqua-trike, in-line skate and play volleyball (rentals available); ice cream and firewood sales. Open 12-9 pm on June weekends and 12-9 pm every day in July and August, weather permitting. Address: 2909 - 113 Ave. Edmonton AB 1 780 456-8906 |
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| Centre in the Park The multi-use recreational facility offers both buildings and retail spaces alongside parks, walkways and an outdoor central plaza. Address: . Sherwood Park AB Canada |
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| River Valley Parks Edmonton is graced with the largest natural city park system on the continent, just south of downtown. The river valley parks offer many bicycle, hiking and cross-country ski trails and are the sites of frequent special events. For parks and event information call Edmonton Community Services Address: 10125 97 Avenue Edmonton Alberta T5K 0B3 1 780 496-2990 |
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| Strathcona Science Provincial Park The park offers 4.1 km (2.56 mi) of bike paths and 4.2 km (2.6 mi) of hiking trails. Other facilities include picnic tables and shelters, BBQ briquets, public phones and water supply. Recreational activities during the winter seasons consist of downhill skiing and tobogganing. Address: 10978 - 17th St. Edmonton AB 1 780 922-3293 |
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| Red Willow Park This large urban park is popular throughout the year. Following the Sturgeon River Valley, Red Willow Park is best known for its scenery as well as the 40 km (25 mi) of multi-purpose trails that are used for walking, running, cycling, cross-country skiing and more. Address: . St. Albert AB Canada |
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| John Janzen Nature Centre Discover the natural wonders of Edmonton with interactive displays, interpretive programs and self-guided tours. Permanent exhibits include a beehive, frogs, fish, snakes and salamanders. Self-guided birch-tree and river loop nature trails are highlights -- if you encounter unusual tracks or wildlife on your visit, the John Janzen experts will help you identify your find. Admission: Child (2 to 12) $1.35; Senior/Youth (13 to 17) $1.65; Adult $1.90, Family $5. Summer hours (July 1 - Sept. 3): Open Mon - Fri 9 am - 6 pm, Sat, Sun & holidays 11 am - 6 pm. Address: Fox Drive & Whitemud Drive Edmonton AB. 1 780 496-8787 |
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| Cooking Lake Blackfoot Recreational Area This 97 sq. km day use recreation area offers more than 170 km of trails for hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, cross-country skiing, dogsledding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and horseback riding. 24 km east of Sherwood Park on Hwy. 16 to Range Road 210, south of Elk Island National Park, 922-4676. |
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| Lacombe Park Lake One of a number of parks in St. Albert, Lacombe Park Lake features trails, washrooms and picnic sites. Visitors can fish the lake in summer and use it for skating in the winter. Address: . St. Albert AB |
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| Shikaoi Park Shikaoi Park is a Japanese garden filled with ponds and flowers and is named after Stony Plain's sister town of Shikaoi, Japan. It is a popular location for pictures and special occasions. Address: Next to the Town Office Stony Plain AB Canada 1 780 963-2469 |
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| Hawrelak Park This sprawling riverside park is a perfect place to enjoy nature in the city, and plays host to many of the city's festivals. The small lake is home to ducks and Canada geese in the summer, and is a wonderful place to skate in the winter. The Heritage Ampitheatre provides an open air venue for live performances. Address: 9330 Groat Rd. 1 780 496-4999 |
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| Lion's Park Lion's Park, which is situated in central St. Albert, features amenities such as a picnic area, washrooms, a playground and a baseball diamond. The park also gives access to the trails in Red Willow Park. Address: . St. Albert AB |
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