Parks and Trails

The Umbach Off-leash Dog Park is located at 969 Boulder Boulevard in the North Business Park. Named for Stony Plain's first Sheriff and town legend, Israel Umbach, this fully fenced off-leash dog park features naturalized trails through fields and forest. The park is open all year and available to residents and visitors. 

Features

• Parking
• Paths and benches
• Sheltered area
• Dog agility course
• Grass fields and wooded area
• Storm Water Pond (not safe for swimming or drinking)
• Fully fenced and gated
• Garbage cans and pet waste bags 

 Report a problem with the Off-leash Dog Park

The Umbach Off-leash Dog Agility Course the first of its kind in Western Canada! The course was designed after the 2015 IFCS World Agility Championship course and features 21 obstacles for both beginner and advanced dogs and trainers. 

Features

• Fully fenced
• 21 obstacles
• Beginner and advanced skill levels
• Free to use

For the safety and enjoyment of all:

• Dogs must be accompanied by an adult and remain within your sight
• Please keep gates closed
• Clean up after your pet (poop bag dispensers are provided)
• Refrain from using the park if your dog is sick, aggressive, or in heat

 Pet Licence Information 

To keep you and your pets safe, Umbach Off-Leash Dog Park will be closed every Thursday morning from 6:30 to 9:30 AM for grass cutting, from May 23 until September 26. In previous years, dogs running at mowing equipment made it difficult to cut the grass efficiently and created a risk of injury. Please plan your visits accordingly.

The Rotary Outdoor Wellness Park is located at 4210-44 Avenue. Work out all year long on various pieces of outdoor gym equipment by Adult Wellness Designs.  

Features

• Sturdy outdoor workout equipment
• Resilient Play Core cushioned surface
• Near playground
• Bench seating
• Parking and paved trail
• Outdoor washroom

For the safety and enjoyment of all:

• Please supervise children at all times
• Equipment is free for public use
• Use at own risk

Neighbourhood improvements are transforming the green space at 4800 56 Avenue, now officially named ‘Hall Park’, into a vibrant community destination. Residents may notice construction activity in the coming weeks as the Town works to complete trail rehabilitation, install new public art, and upgrade the benches and garbage cans.

The community is invited to attend the Hall Park Grand Opening on Saturday, September 20 from 11 AM to 1:30 PM, where the complete improvements will be unveiled. The celebration will also feature this year’s Gather & Grow Day which blends the best of Neighbours Day and Arbour Day traditions. Attendees can look forward to meeting neighbours, tree planting, crafts, and prize opportunities.

The Rotary Park is located at 4815-44 Avenue. This beautiful, family-friendly oasis is conveniently located just off Parkland Highway in the heart of the Town of Stony Plain, and is home to the Greater Parkland Regional Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Centre.

During the winter months, Rotary Park features a groomed public skating area festively lit for the season. Drop-in during the day, or skate under the stars and twinkling lights. There is a permanent fire pit area with rock landscape seating, and wood supplied for the skating season.  

Features

• Painted bridges
• Paved trails
• Pond and fountain
• Playground
• Gazebo
• Picnic tables
• Winter skating
• Fire pit area

Looking for a beautiful outdoor location for a birthday, private party, or wedding photos? Inquire with the Booking Administrator about availability.

Please note that public park bookings are free of charge but do not grant exclusive right of use. 

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Shikaoi Park is a lovely Japanese garden located next to Stony Plain Town Hall at 4905-51 Avenue. The park was built to honour the friendship established between Shikaoi, Japan and the Town of Stony Plain, pledged as sister towns since August, 1985. 

Features

• Cozy garden setting 
• Paved walkway
• Pond with fountain
• Gazebo and arch
• Bench seating
• Picnic tables

Looking for a beautiful outdoor location for a birthday, private party, or wedding photos? Inquire with the Booking Administrator about availability.

Please note that public park bookings are free of charge but do not grant exclusive right of use.

Booking Inquiry 

The Stony Plain Skate Park is located on 4401 49 Avenue at the north end of Brown Street. 

Features

• Half-pipe
• Table-top
• Ledges
• Kinked hand-rail

For the safety and enjoyment of all:

• Users should wear proper protective equipment
• Bicycles are not allowed

Please be advised the skate park is not supervised. All users are strongly encouraged to wear the proper protective equipment and look out for one another while using the facility.

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The Rotary Spray Park is located at 5210-55 Avenue next to the Stony Plain Outdoor Pool.

Follow the Stony Plain Outdoor Pool Facebook page for updates and information.

The Stony Plain Rotary Spray Park is expected to open for the season on May 24.

For more information about the Spray Park, visit the Tri Leisure.

For the safety and enjoyment of all:

• Children must be supervised by a responsible adult
• No glass, food, or drinks on the Spray Park surface
• Please leave pets at home
• Keep skateboards, bicycles, and other equipment off the Spray Park surface
• Do not climb on structures
• Clean footwear is recommended
• Do not attend or use the spray park if you are feeling unwell
• Use of the Spray Park is at your own risk

 Report a problem with the Spray Park

Contact the Stony Plain Pool office at 780-963-2600

The Stony Plain Golf Course has cross-country ski trails open during the winter. You can access the trails from Fairway Drive, just east of the golf course entrance and the Fairway Green gated community. 

Cross-country ski trails are currently closed for the season.

There are approximately 45 kilometers of trails in Stony Plain. The trail system links our community together, allowing residents and visitors to explore and get active using the trails for biking, walking, rollerblading, and jogging. Some parts of the trail system are wheelchair accessible. 

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Willow Park Natural Area is a natural urban reserve east of the Willow Park subdivision with over 150 metres of trails running through it. Discover native grasses, trees and shrubs in the area as well as many small birds and wildlife. 

Features

• Native Grassland
• Variety of birds and wildlife
• Storm water pond ecosystem
• Aquatic life
• Maintained walking trails

The Joint Trail Connection project is a collaborative effort aimed at creating seamless pathways for commuting residents, outdoor enthusiasts, and those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of the region. The newly completed trails offer uninterrupted access between Stony Plain and Spruce Grove, making it easier than ever to walk, run, bike, or roll between the two municipalities.

The project has two trail sections, which were completed in three phases: 

• North of 16A (Phase I): connecting Veterans Blvd to Boundary Road, running north/south along Boundary Road.
• South of 16A (Phases II & III): running east-west, connecting Veterans Blvd to Campsite Road.

Whispering Waters Park is located at the intersection of Brown Street and 4505-50 Avenue (across from the Rotary Recycling Centre).

Enjoy a stroll, bike ride, or group picnic in this private natural forested area within the centre of Stony Plain.

Features

• Parking nearby
• Paved trails
• Group picnic shelter
• Bridge
• Natural setting