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Urban park built on the site of a former sawmill, with picnic areas, trails & regular major events.
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Definitely the most beautiful park in Calgary! I was stunned with the lush greenery and golden hues of the early autumn. I’ve been here only month but that’s my 5th stroll here. I love the little squirrels here there are plenty of them everywhere.
Nice place to take a stroll. It is nice to see the park under every different seasons.
You will appreciate to sit on a bench and read a nice book while enjoying the scenery.
There is a cafe situated in the park if you want to enjoy a hot beverage.
Squirrels and ducks will be your companion in your journey.
You will appreciate to sit on a bench and read a nice book while enjoying the scenery.
There is a cafe situated in the park if you want to enjoy a hot beverage.
Squirrels and ducks will be your companion in your journey.
Prince’s Island is situated North Calgary. It is a sweet little park where you can go for a stroll, relax and enjoy the scenery in a quiet environment. Squirrel and birds will be your companion during your journey, since they are all around the park.
There are lots of bridge to access the island and places to sit as well.
There are lots of bridge to access the island and places to sit as well.
Nice park, not far from downtown Calgary if you're on foot. It was cold and windy when we went there, but the parked seemed nice nonetheless. We saw many squirrels and there are beautiful flowers everywhere. Also a good spot to take some pictures of Bow River, but in a sunny day it must be much nicer.
This will be an incredibly biased review as I’ve only been here during the Calgary Folk Festival.
What I can say about it though is it is amazing. Had such a lovely day there. Taking in a fantastic array of live music, food, and scenery.
I love that this place is basically downtown but feels as though it’s in a serene spot in the middle of nowhere at the same time.
I’ll have to return shortly and see what it looks like when left to its own devices.
That festival is one of the best organized I’ve ever attended in terms of flow of traffic.
Also, Fantastic Negrito. Never heard of him until they day. Look him up. Just, fantastic haha.
What I can say about it though is it is amazing. Had such a lovely day there. Taking in a fantastic array of live music, food, and scenery.
I love that this place is basically downtown but feels as though it’s in a serene spot in the middle of nowhere at the same time.
I’ll have to return shortly and see what it looks like when left to its own devices.
That festival is one of the best organized I’ve ever attended in terms of flow of traffic.
Also, Fantastic Negrito. Never heard of him until they day. Look him up. Just, fantastic haha.
I visited this park during July end. The park is very beautiful and clean. The neighborhood is lovely. The park is on the banks of Bow River. Water is dark blue and looks very scenic. However, parking was limited. We went to the peace bridge, and even though it was under construction, the bridge looked beautiful.
Prince Edward's park is nestled in a serene neighborhood of Calgary, and it offers a peaceful and picturesque escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The park features well-maintained walking paths that wind through lush greenery and beautiful gardens, perfect for leisurely strolls or picnics. The playground area is well-designed and provides a safe and enjoyable space for children to play. The park also boasts ample open spaces, making it ideal for outdoor activities like frisbee, soccer, or simply relaxing on a sunny day. With its tranquil atmosphere and scenic surroundings, Prince Edward Park is a delightful oasis for nature lovers and families alike.
