Parques y juegos

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noviembre 2026

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The Elbow River winding through trees

Sandy Beach Park

Parques y juegos Agua y piscinas

A riverside park on the Elbow River in southwest Calgary, below River Park, with playgrounds, picnic sites, fire pits and pathways. The shore is mostly pebbles rather than sand, which makes it great for wading and skipping stones in summer. Free, with three off-leash areas close by (River Park, Riverdale and Britannia).

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Boats and the Vancouver skyline seen from Olympic Village at dusk

Hinge Park and Habitat Island

Parques y juegos Arte urbano y rincones secretos

A small wetland park in Olympic Village, built for the 2010 Games, where the seawall passes ponds, boardwalks and a rocky shoreline. Cross to Habitat Island to watch for herons and the resident beavers, then let kids climb at the playground. Free to visit any time; washrooms and cafés are one block west at Olympic Village Square.

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False Creek and the Vancouver skyline from above

Vanier Park

Parques y juegos Paseos y miradores

A big waterfront park at Kits Point with views of downtown, Stanley Park and the North Shore mountains. Open fields, ponds and the seawall make it the city's favourite spot for flying kites, picnics and sunset walks. Free and open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. (the museums inside the park charge admission).

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A puppy walking in a park

Sue Higgins Park

Parques y juegos Paseos y miradores

A 62 hectare riverside park in southeast Calgary with the largest fenced off-leash area in the city. Paths wind along the Bow River past an island, flood plain and marshes, and you will find picnic tables and the public artwork Deux Chiens Assis. Free and open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

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The Bow River in Calgary

Bowmont Park

Parques y juegos Paseos y miradores

A large natural park on the north bank of the Bow River in northwest Calgary, with an escarpment that shows the city's geological history. Trails lead to Waterfall Valley, Nautilus Pond and Dale Hodges Park, with river views along the way. Free and open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., with an off-leash area for dogs.

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A white boat on the Glenmore Reservoir in autumn, Calgary (photo: Ryunosuke Kikuno, Unsplash)

South Glenmore Park and reservoir pathway (Calgary)

Parques y juegos

A big park of 347 hectares along the south shore of the Glenmore Reservoir, with lakeside pathways and trails, the inclusive Variety Children's Park playground, a bike pump track and views across the water to the mountains. In summer the spray park opens; in winter the City grooms a cross country ski trail when there is snow. Open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Free to use; boat rentals and sailing school cost extra.

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Generic photo (a red barn on a Richmond farm), not Terra Nova Rural Park itself (photo: Dmitry Spravko, Unsplash)

Terra Nova Rural Park and Adventure Play (Richmond)

Parques y juegos

A 63 acre rural park on the northwest tip of Richmond with walks among farm plots, community gardens and heritage buildings, boardwalks and viewing platforms for birds, and wide views of the Salish Sea. Kids love the big Adventure Play area with climbing structures. Free, a City of Richmond park. No dogs allowed.

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Generic photo (a misty forest trail), not Central Park Burnaby itself (photo: Wes Hicks, Unsplash)

Central Park forest trails (Burnaby)

Parques y juegos

A 90 hectare park founded in 1891 on the Vancouver and Burnaby border, with level walking paths through tall coastal rainforest, duck ponds, a children's playground and an outdoor fitness circuit. It is right next to Patterson SkyTrain station, so it is easy to reach without a car. Open from dawn to dusk all year. Free, a City of Burnaby park.

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Generic photo (a path through trees in a Calgary park), not Confederation Park itself (photo: Ryunosuke Kikuno, Unsplash)

Confederation Park (Northwest Calgary)

Parques y juegos

A long, crescent shaped park of more than 160 hectares in a former coulee, created for Canada's centennial in 1967, with winding paths, a wetland full of ducks and geese, picnic spots and a natural playground built for Canada's 150th. In winter a cross country ski track is groomed on the golf course when there is snow. Free, a City of Calgary park.

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Generic photo (wooden boardwalk over a marsh), not Richmond Nature Park itself (photo: Dana Bailey, Unsplash)

Richmond Nature Park and Nature House (Richmond)

Parques y juegos

A peaceful bog forest park with an elevated boardwalk (wheelchair accessible), soft wood chip trails, a pond and a wildlife garden. The Nature House has hands on displays and a free trail guide, and the City runs free family events here through the year. The park is free, with free parking; the Nature House asks for a donation. No dogs allowed, to protect the bog.

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Generic photo (people relaxing on the grass in a Calgary park), not Riley Park itself (photo: JK Sloan, Unsplash)

Riley Park and Burns Memorial Rock Garden (Hillhurst)

Parques y juegos

A much loved park a short walk from the Kensington shops, with big lawns, a playground, cricket pitches and the Senator Patrick Burns Memorial Rock Garden, a terraced garden of local sandstone and flowers. In summer the children's wading pool opens, usually from mid June. Open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. Free, a City of Calgary park.

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Generic photo (tropical plants in a sunlit glass greenhouse), not Devonian Gardens itself (photo: Sindy Süßengut, Unsplash)

Devonian Gardens Indoor Park (Downtown Calgary)

Parques y juegos

Calgary's only indoor public park: a hectare of tropical plants under a glass roof on the top floor of the CORE shopping centre downtown, with more than 500 trees, a living wall, fountains, fish ponds and a playground for kids. It is a warm green escape in winter, run by City of Calgary Parks. Free, open during the shopping centre's hours (generally Monday to Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM, Sunday noon to 5 PM).

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