William Hawrelak Park was initially known as Mayfair Park. It covers a 68-hectare park in the river valley featuring a 5-hectare lake and open meadows. The park has picnic areas, wheelchair-accessible washrooms, playground areas and fountains. Hawrelak Park is an excellent place for outdoor skating and a beautiful place to watch the sunset. The park allows access to numerous hiking trails of varying difficulty. The ice castles and ice rink can be used in winter, which are usually well maintained. The park is also used for several concerts, festivals and events. William Hawrelak Park offers free entry and has lots of parking spaces. The Heritage Amphitheatre is western Canada's largest outdoor amphitheatre, which completed construction in 1985. It has seating for 1,133 people and up to 2,900 people in the surrounding grass area. At William Hawrelak Park, approximately 50,000 people visit it each year to enjoy musical, dramatic, and other performances in the pleasant summer months.
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WILLIAM HAWRELAK PARK REVIEWS
I am always amazed by the beauty and the serenity of this place. Watching birds and geese keeps your mind at peace along with the lovely pond and green bushes along side.
Beautiful park with awesome views of downtown such a gem in the middle of city good place for kids and adults for a fun time!.
Amazing skating grounds. Very large and open, great to socially distance from everyone, but still enjoy outside skating.
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Terwillegar Park is one of Canada's largest off-leash municipal dog parks situated in the Saskatchewan River Valley of the City of Edmonton. It is an area of 169 Acres connecting to several hundred more acres of trail systems on both banks of the river. The park also has a 262-metre-long footbridge that links the park to Jan Reimer Park (formerly Oleskiw River Valley Park) on the north side of the river. It is a place perfect for those looking to get outdoors and enjoy nature. This Terwillegar Park has two beautiful fountains and is a favourite spot for ducks and beavers. The park has a vast field beside it and is a great place to sit down and relax. There are many hiking and walking trails with paved and unpaved biking trails. Terwillegar Park is a volunteer community organization organized to become a nonprofit group dedicated to maintaining the park's current and future enjoyment and use in its natural state for the widest variety of uses.
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TERWILLEGAR PARK REVIEWS
This park is so great. We have travelled across Canada a few times and now live in the Edm area. This park has got to be in the top 5 dog parks in Canada. I have trouble convincing my dog to leave…she loves walking in and drinking the North Saskatchewan water.
Feels like we are watching a dog show. Great place to hang out with a nice riverside beach. The walking trails are well maintained and have ice cream and coffee trucks too in the ample parking space.
A wonderful off-leash dog park. So many trails to explore and pups to meet! A great place for family pics in the fall and wading in the river to cool down in the summer!.
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Hermitage Park is a scenic park with picnic tables, trails, and a pond. It is filled with nature trails, a large off-leash dog area and picnic sites. This park provides users with a variety of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The park is a place to enjoy the fantastic trails, ponds, many geese, ducks, coots, grebes, beavers, pelicans, red-wing blackbirds and more. Hermitage Park is a lovely place to enjoy nature and birdwatch, and the park provides an off-leash area for dogs. This park offers a beautiful walk with an option for your dog to take a dip in the lake. The walking and biking paths are extensive and connect directly to Rundle Park. Hermitage Park provides public restrooms and has plenty of picnic tables. The largest pond is stocked with fish, contains two islands, and you can boat on the water. At Hermitage Park, fishing and paddling activities are also available.
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Nicest spot on the north end for a well trained dog no fences and a river to contend with. Coyotes are there and lots of geese. A little lake is there and bikers. Great place for a dog to let loose. Mine loves it tremendously. Don’t go after sun down and please pick up your dogs lots of garbage ???? port-a potties on site if needed. Best hours to go to avoid coyotes is 11am and up. I only seen them once.
There's disc golf here now! It's a beginner friendly course, with a variation for more experienced players. There's no heated shelters or water fountains in this park like Rundle Park has, but there are usually porta potties.
Make sure you Google River Valley Hermitage, not Hermitage Park. We put in Hermitage Park and it took us to residential area and not the park.Overall we enjoyed the 3.5 hour bike ride starting point River Valley Hermitage parking lot.
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