Crescent Drive Park

Crescent Drive Park is a beautiful urban oasis in Winnipeg that offers a wonderful escape into nature. The park is well-maintained, with lush greenery, serene walking trails, and picturesque views of the Red River. It's an excellent spot for a leisurely stroll, a picnic with family and friends, or a quiet moment of reflection. The park also features a golf course, adding a fun activity for golf enthusiasts. The open spaces and shaded areas provide a perfect setting for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Beautiful park. Lots of green grass, big trees to give shade.

Plenty of picnic tables and fire pits.

Many people walk their dogs on the trails that run through the bush.

Big field for sports, kid's play structures.

Easy to drive to, lots of parking. Views of St Vital park across the river.

Clean bathrooms with running water and flushing toilets.

Crescent Drive Park in Winnipeg is a lovely spot with lush greenery and peaceful trails. Perfect for a stroll or picnic, it offers beautiful river views and a serene atmosphere. However, be prepared for lots of mosquitoes, especially in the summer. Despite this, it’s still a great place to enjoy nature.

My husband and I loved sitting on one of the benches along the river bank. The place was clean with the cold breeze on a sunny day and the green grass everywhere. It was just a perfect place to relax, unwind.

This is a lovely little park. The trail is not very long but it’s by the river. I think this park is very good for children because of its well designed play structures and they are very cute. You can often see deers and geese of course. There is new built shelter that has indoor picnic tables. I guess people can use it in the wintertime.

My husband and I went for a walk on July 3rd to check out the 2.9 km loop trail. The nice thing about this trail is that it has wood chips to walk on for a good portion of it, it was dry, it had benches where you could sit by the river, and it was also very quiet too. The down side was that there was a portion of the trail with a fallen tree that you had to climb over and was blocking the trail, there were lots of canker worms that we had to dodge, and the trail is not well marked once you leave the river's edge and head back around the golf course.

Small park, nice trails 2 go 4 a walk anytime of the year. There currently building a new washroom facility, not completed yet. There r picnic tables & fire pits available. You will as encounter deer roaming the park @ certain times of year. There is also a boat/canoe launch that is available in the summer if that's ur thing.