Lovely Spring day even with snow on the ground. Had a long walk around part of the park (it is... read more
The two of us had a wonderful time here on a crisp clear full moon evening. Didn't know the park... read more
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Lovely Spring day even with snow on the ground. Had a long walk around part of the park (it is huge). Great views of the North Saskatchewan River from many places including the bridge. Lots of people jogging and walking. Beautiful trees too.
The two of us had a wonderful time here on a crisp clear full moon evening. Didn't know the park was open till 11pm; we thoroughly enjoyed going for a walk, sitting on a bench and viewing a beautiful moon and clear sky. Truly amazing...More
William Hawrelek Park is situated in the middle of Edmonton, accessible from all directions, especially from the University of Alberta. It is open early in the morning until late at night. It offers many bike and walk paths and areas to rent and plan a...More
great place to spend a few hours , we love going there summer or winter there is always something fun to do
Very natural setting for a skating pond that is a figure of eight and goes on forever. Building allows you to come inside to warm up and get coffee/hot chocolate and a snack and seats to sit and put on your skates. Also has washrooms....More
Beautiful experience together with my family and friends! Just make sure to bring your jacket and some heat patches. Specially if you are like me that find it hard to stay in a very cold place. We just stay there for like 15 mins. While...More
biggest drawback is inability to park. Public transit is the way to go but it is time consuming. This is particularly difficult in winter months.
I always enjoyed coming to this park and whatever event that is hosted here. There is plenty of fresh air space and lots of places to walk, cycle, play ball, and run around, and to enjoy nature at its finest.
This particular park is supposed to be a pet free park and every year host an event called Pets in the Park. It also hosts numerous other activities including my favourite, Heritage Days. Heritage Days is an event where a variety of tents are put...More
What’s more Canadian than skating on an outdoor rink? Not much! Beautiful landscapes to view as you skate across a frozen lake. If you bring your own skates it’s absolutely free. However, rentals are fairly cheap. Do some laps and grab a hot chocolate and...More
