This was one of the best places I stayed on my vacation to Canada. I saw lots of action with bears and wildlife. I would definitely come here again.👍👍

A really beautiful Lake about a 45 minute walk from Jasper, with its clear water and stunning surroundings, it is easy to see why it is a very popular Lake to visit for tourists on the way to pyramid Lake, mainly due to the easy access by car. If you walk here, bring bear spray. Lake freezes Iver in the winter.

Stunning location. One of the most beautiful spots in Jasper National Park. It’s amazing how peaceful this place is. You really get impressed by the nature. Definitely is a must seen location!

A very nice lake to take a canoe on and paddle around. Parking unfortunately is rather sparse and it can get quite busy. They have different types of watercraft and the only motorized is an electric boat which is nice for keeping it peaceful. We took a canoe out for an hour and that was plenty. They also have kayaks, paddle boats, row boats and a motorized family carrier.

Another beautiful lake within 5 minutes of Downtown Jasper. The crystal clear waters of the lake are worth viewing during clear days.

Best view for autumn color in Patricia Lake, Jasper National Park.

Beautiful lake, good place to spend some time.

We were genuinely lucky as we had clear skies and about 2 hours of Northern Lights on show, so overall an incredible night. We paid for the extra package which included a walk into a darker area to be privately talked through what we could see. The giant scientific grade telescopes and the talks by the staff we so interesting and you could really feel the passion of the staff who were able to answer every question we had. However, I can appreciate if you only purchase the basic package of just the dome show, this would be disappointing as it's just a projector inside a tent, in a hotel car park, but the full package is well worth the money. There is a rainy day guarantee which is good, if you don't see stars, you have 2 years to return to try again, which is good even if you're a tourist on holiday.

This is a temporary built setup with a very very small dome and folding chairs and recliners inside. It’s on a parking lot of the Fairmont hotel. The hotel itself has a great view and walking area, that we enjoyed more than the show itself. The projection is blurry and the whole story is not well thought. It keeps jumping from one point to another without a logical sequence. Skippable.

The highlight of my summer so far! The tour is fantastic and the staff have so much knowledge it blew my mind. We arrived on a cloudy night but still learned and saw so much in the displays and talks, they have a nice cosy set up with a fire, too! We managed to go back the following evening for a complimentary look through the telescopes on a clearer night which was a brucey bonus. Kudos to everyone at the planetarium for putting on such a wonderful show, especially Gerran! And Beth was great with all the organizing!! I am recommending to everyone who visits Jasper, come clear or cloudy skies!

We had a wonderful experience at Jasper Planetarium! The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and the sky show was truly amazing. Seeing the stars through the big telescopes was unforgettable. Highly recommended for visitors to Jasper! — MM Taxi Jasper 🚖✨

My partner and I went to the Jasper planetarium and did the dark sky package tour on July 27th! INCREDIBLE RAINY DAY POLICY! We were originally booked for July 26th but the weather was gray, muggy, and cloudy. One simple phone call and the Planetarium had no issue rescheduling us for any day of our choosing. They even let us think about it for a day to see how the weather would be before picking a new tour date. Absolutely beautiful clear night amidst a week of clouds and rain. HIGHLY RECOMMEND GOING FOR THE DARK SKY PACKAGE, we got to walk privately with a small group around Lake Beauvart and see constellations, satellites, and even a glimpse of Saturn (looks like a big star, you can't see the rings through the binoculars on this particular day) through the crystal clear binoculars they provide. Super nice lodge and surrounding area, very fancy. Everything was ran well and smooth. You can tell the people working here love what they do and love teaching/showing others the night sky. Shoutout to Lyn our tour guide.

I went to Jasper with some friends and the Planetarium was definitely one of the highlights! It was a rainy day but they still made sure we had a fun experience and told us so many cool facts about space! Caitlin did our dome presentation and she did an absolutely phenomenal job. She was so enthusiastic and knew so many awesome things that were super fun to learn about! We were handed off to Gerran afterward where we went to learn some other really cool thing! He was also so wonderful and did an amazing job making everyone feel welcomed and entertained by making pieces of the presentation interactive which was super cool! I would absolutely recommend the planetarium to anyone heading over to Jasper, especially if you have an interest in space and the universe. Thank you to everyone at the Planetarium for such a wonderful experience!

Very impressed with the overall experience. The staff were knowledgeable and professional, and you could tell their enthusiasm of all things space related. Our family enjoyed the dark sky package and learned a few interesting points. Book in advance and make sure to dress warm.

This is another waterfall that you really need to stop at. Plenty of parking even for RVs. It was a short walk to the waterfall. There is a trail that you can walk around to see the waterfall. Definitely stop here when driving the Parkway.

We visited Athabasca Falls and loved it! The waterfall is powerful and the scenery around is breathtaking, with the Rocky Mountains all around. Great place to click pictures and enjoy nature — definitely worth a stop if you’re in Jasper.

Very pretty fall, the best fast falling with high intensity fall, beautiful views, you can soak in the nature, breathe in and take nice pictures. The parking lot is decent,there’s washrooms and short walk so definitely must try! The whole area can be viewed on wooden planks so super easy.

Athabasca Falls is absolutely breathtaking! The waterfalls are powerful and mesmerizing, surrounded by incredible mountain scenery. Walking through the footpaths is a stunning experience — every turn offers something new to see and appreciate. Even though the area was affected by the fires, its beauty and strength still shine through. It’s a must-see stop in Jasper — peaceful, scenic, and a true reminder of nature’s resilience. 🌿💧We visited October 2025 and it’s less crowded dress accordingly. Weather conditions change drastically.

What a vibrant place. You can hear the roar touching your soul and temples your body. A majestic place to visit. One has to visit and listen to this artistic music. 🙏 Shiva

A must-visit place on the trip to Jasper. An outstanding fall with a strong flow of water. It shows how small are human. A short hiking to the top and bottom of the cliff gonna bring to you a perfect view of the Athabasca river with burned forest. They are healing but look kind of ugly now.

Must visits if you are at Jasper. Parking is plenty and pretty short walk and one can go down the canyon also a bit.

Easy loop hike for less than 3o minutes. Saw few people went out to swim in this beautiful beach/lake. They have their own private spots which is great. Dead trees and burnt logs are evident throughout the side of the trail but nevertheless, greenery are starting to grow. There's a public restroom on the start of the trail.

Such a beautiful little lake! Crystal clear water, surrounded by rocks and forest, and not too crowded compared to other spots in Jasper. I went paddle boarding here and it was perfect - calm, clear, and peaceful. People also come here to cliff jump, but even just sitting by the water feels amazing. Definitely one of my favorite spots.

Fun and safe easy cliff jumping- less than 20 feet available, water is clear and refreshing. Definitely a great place to go relax, chill, swim around a little bit and have fun! Would highly recommend

Horseshoe Lake wasn’t on our original plan, but we’re so glad we made the stop. Located just off the Icefields Parkway in Jasper National Park, this hidden gem is a beautiful, peaceful spot with crystal-clear turquoise water and dramatic rock formations. Way less crowded than the big-name lakes, and perfect for relaxing, taking photos, or even a cliff jump if you're feeling adventurous. Definitely worth the detour!

Not signposted, but you see the lake on your left driving towards Banff. Small car park. 30 mins loop “inside” the horseshoe. Beautiful views

Absolutely gorgeous lake just a short walk from the highway. The trail is clear to the lake then meanders along up and down the hillside, watch for roots and tripping hazards. The water is clear and cold but super refreshing on a hot day. If you're brave enough (or stupid enough) you can jump off the cliffs into the water. We didn't but saw others doing it; you'd definitely need to know exactly where to jump but there are places where the water is extremely deep. There is also an outhouse and garbage bins in the parking lot.

Sad to see it post wildfire, but still a beautiful lake and fun to cliff jump into.

The scenery was amazing. A good place for nature lovers. Best time for pictures would either be sunrise or sunset.

Kelly's Bathtub is a superb hike. Nice easy, well groomed trail for all types of walkers and hikers. The ranger there at the visitor center was so helpful and knowledgeable. She told us a lot we didn't know about bear behavior. Not that we would see any on the day we were there, but just for future reference. Nice scenic drive to the park as well.

A beautiful and quiet park with very well maintained facilities and roadways. The only place we found for shore fishing was the stocked trout pond, but people with boats have many opportunities to fish for lake whitefish or yellow perch. The trails range from relaxed strolls to arduous day hikes, so there's something for everyone. Even the easiest trails provide great views of scenery, wildlife, and a great diversity of wildflowers. There is a lot of bear activity in the area, so be cautious.

One of my favorite places to take the family. The dogs love it and there is plenty for everyone to enjoy. The beach, the short trail or the longer trail, fire pits and picnic tables...perfect spot for all season activities!

We love coming here because it is so beautiful. Very quiet off season since the information center is closed then. The visitor center is a must see in summer and the staff is friendly!

Such a beautiful place. Wow. Really glad we stopped here. Stunning water and mountain views. Dogs loved being in the water and all the sights and smells. Great infographics located along the trail.

The more quaint yet perhaps even more ruggedly beautiful version of Banff/Jasper! It gets much colder here than in the South, but fear not, as with the colder temperatures comes fewer tourists and much more private campsites. If you can brave the cold, this national park will blow you away, and absolutely deserves a visit!

What a beautiful trail. Here's the info and experience I couldn't find out before arriving. It is a gradual constant ascent, which actually makes it quite easy. Took us (my wife and I, plus our 4 year old boy and 7 year old girl) a little under 2 hours up, and 1 hour back down. Was well worth it. Not scary, no cliffs or drop offs, just a well traveled constant ascent.

The climb to the top is quite difficult, especially the last 400 meters. The trail runs through the forest, which protects you from the sun, which is comfortable when the weather is hot, and has the appearance of a serpentine. Also, along the way, there are wonderful views of the mountains, you can breathe in the fresh forest air, there are several natural benches for rest. The road took 2 hours to climb and 1 hour 20 minutes to descend, but I was in no hurry, so it all depends on your pace. The view at the top is incredible! I was there on a sunny and windless day and the visibility was very good! The Surphur Skyline Trail is an incredible route with spectacular mountain and valley views. The hike, while challenging, is rewarding with fantastic views and hot springs at the finish. Perfect for those looking for adventure and nature at its best!

This trail is a fantastic adventure for hikers of all ages. It lifts you out of the valley and delivers jaw-dropping views that make every step worth it. As you near the top, brace yourself—the last 400 meters are a bit of a scramble, but the payoff is incredible. Heads-up: it can get pretty windy at the summit, so don’t forget a windbreaker or a cozy layer. You’ll want to hang out and soak in the scenery for a while. Time? Depends who you ask. The posted hiking time is 4–5 hours, but let’s be real: I made it to the top (with photo stops, two water breaks, and a lightning-fast lunch) in under 2 hours—though I’ll admit, I was dragged up. So yes, the timing could use a bit of an update depending on your pace.

It took us 1h30mins up and 1h 15mins down. The walk is under the trees for most of the time and opens up towards the end, where the incline gets more serious. The 360° view is amazing. We saw squirrels at the top (often confused with chipmunks). Absolutely worth the hike.

Wonderful track! The vue on the top is unbelievable and the whole way is so charming, plenty of snow everywhere. It is a bit challenging at the end but totally worth it.

Great trail. It was a pretty easy hike up to the summit. We started early so our wasn't busy up top. Epic views. I would say the best views for the effort. Extremely busy on the way down. Passed SOOOOO many groups. Ended with a cold plunge at the hot springs.

Took us 1h45 return instead of the 4/5h written at the start. We saw chipmunks on top, rabbits on the way down, wild goats in the parking before we started and a black bear on our way back home. What an amazing day! The view at the top is stunning!

My fave lake during my 2 week, travelling trip to Canada (more so than Lake Louise). It’s quieter (I went at the end of August), it’s picturesque, there are lots of trails you can go on. There’s a beautiful lake view restaurant and a FAB ice cream and waffle shop. I bought a Christmas decoration from the gift shop. You can go on boat trips (I didn’t- pre booking is essential). And you can kayak (booking on the day only, so everyone has an opportunity). We did a route called “moose lake”. The small “pool” lake was very peaceful and moose are often found grazing in there. We actually saw a moose in the main lake that was a joy to see and apparently he’s often there, showing off to visitors! If it’s wildlife you’re after, we saw a grizzly on the way back down the mountain, about 8pm. Having spoke to a lot of people in the area about this encounter, they all had photos of the same bear in the same area, so I think he also is a creature of habit! Finally, we had lots of food in our RV, so we stopped the next day at lunchtime, on the way up to the lake at a river best, rest stop on the left side. It was so joyous! They have fire pits with firewood to use for free! As well as picnic benches and the odd chipmunk to watch. It’s extremely picturesque and well maintained!

One of the most beautiful lakes I've ever seen! Located in Jasper, it is quieter than most lakes but still a beautiful turquoise blue that takes your breath away. We took the Maligne Lake Cruise to Spirit Island and I highly recommend it!

Beautiful lake to spend time at. We did a boat trip out to spirit island which was excellent fun and informative. We also did a short walk after along the edge of the lake.

Amazing views with mountain backdrop. Didn’t do the cruise as it felt little overpriced and had other activities planned for the day. It can be an excellent picnic spot however there aren’t a ton of sitting areas near the water (reason I am docking a star). Either, you’ll have to walk further along the trail to find a good spot or sit away from the water. Plenty of parking with 2 overflow lots up the hill from the main parking lot.

Maligne Lake is absolutely stunning and one of the highlights of Jasper National Park. The turquoise water surrounded by mountains is breathtaking, and the boat trip to Spirit Island is unforgettable. There are also great hiking trails around the lake, making it the perfect spot for both relaxation and adventure.

Maligne Lake is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever visited. The beautiful water surrounded by towering mountains feels like something out of a painting. Walking along the trails, every turn offers another stunning view — from peaceful forest paths to lookout points where you can see the lake stretch endlessly into the distance. We took time to just sit by the water and enjoy the calm, and it was incredible watching the reflections of the peaks change with the light. There are boat tours that take you out to Spirit Island, which is truly magical and worth every minute. The air feels so fresh, and there’s plenty of wildlife and scenic spots for photos. Even though the area has been affected by fires, the natural beauty still shines through — and it’s amazing to see how the land is healing. If you love nature, photography, or just peaceful places, Maligne Lake is a must-see in Jasper National Park.

We took the boat ride tour to the Spirit Island, it was wonderful experience worth every penny. Juliana was wonderful host . She shared so much information about the Spirit Island ,Indegenous history,culture and everything you want to know about the lake,mountains, glaciers

I took the Maligne Lake cruise and stopped at Spirit Island, the classic Jasper photo spot. It was cloudy and drizzling today, but that added a quiet and mystical feel. The island feels peaceful, almost like a fairytale. I only wish the stop could have been longer.

Spirit Island is one of the best places I have ever visited in my life. The place is exactly as described and even much more as one can really feel it only when you are there to experience it. Just like all the good things in life, the visit was only for 15 minutes as per the cruise schedule. The island is island when water is more and a peninsula when water is less. There are exactly 27 trees on the island. It is a very serene place and surely lifts ones spirits. I was happy to learn that the Canadian government has allowed the tribes to do their ceremonies after a gap of 💯 years. I'm also glad that no one is allowed to set up their feet on the island. The vegetation in the area is very delicate and only gets four to six weeks to grow every year as summers are really short. Please visit it serenely and delicately.

Probably the most beautiful place I’ve ever seen. Also sacred land for the local native people.

On a recent trip to Jasper, we visited Maligne Lake and Spirit Island both of which are among the most amazing, breathtaking, and culturally significant sites I have visited. Maligne Lake is a huge expanse of water surrounded by untouched wilderness that could have been an image on a postcard. The stunning views go on and on for miles before reaching Spirit Island. On the way we were informed of the history of the area, the original custodians of the land and how to best respect the area. When we arrived at Spirit Island, we were truly speechless at its beauty. The glacial green water and picture-perfect Island are not done the justice they deserve on Instagram, and I would urge anyone who can see it in person to do so. There is something really special about the place that you can just feel, and you really can understand why the first nations people hold it in such high regard. You could honestly spend days just gazing at the place and still never get tired of it. Nothing I can say, or any pictures would describe how amazing this place is and instead I would urge anyone who can go to just do it and see for yourself.

Amazing place loved my time there, just a gorgeous place, what a privilege. arrived via the cruise boat. Highly recommended.

We took the cruise out to Spirit Island and had an amazing experience with great weather. Would highly recommend either renting a kayak/canoe or booking a trip on the cruise to experience being surrounded on all sides by 1 single mountain range.

Amazing spot with an amazing view. The island is not really an island, but beautiful nonetheless. We went in the morning, so we didn't get very good photos as the sun was directly in front. I understand the best time to go is in the afternoon around 2:30 or 3:00.

Was recommended by jasper national park staff for us to come here for a walk. Didn’t manage to see any beaver but saw the damn build by them. Quite an interesting site and nice place to walk about.

Nice eat walk around some beautiful scenery. Some sections have been taken back by nature, but it is well maintained. It was very hot when we went, 33 degrees, so we didn't see any wildlife, but there was lots of evidence of them around!

A wonderful place to have a wander on an evening. We saw plenty of wildlife (including beavers!) and it was very peaceful. It says that it’s wheelchair ♿️ accessible and in theory it is as it’s flat. But in places the walk is tilted and I certainly would have ended up in the water if I’d gone in my chair across some parts. Use in a wheelchair at your own risk.

Beautiful nature and rehabilitation scenery with a wonderful boardwalk surrounding a beaver lodge. Visit during sunrise or sunsets for the best chance at capturing a glimpse of these busy workers. People there are friendly and respectful nature lovers. A great place for a silent escape to bring family to view such an amazing natural habitat if you're ever visiting the area. Bikes (unmotorized) are also permitted.

Went here to go hiking with some people who needed an entry level experience and it did not disappoint! Super easy to get around, but still beautiful! I love that there are options to help people with mobility issues experience hiking in the rockies!

A nice network of trails around the wetlands. The boardwalks made the walking easier, even on a rainy day. There were lots of birds and small animals sharing the area. There were a number of sections closed off while we were there, it looked like some repairs were needed, but this was the end of the season so that's understandable. If you're staying near Hinton this is a trail well worth visiting. You can spend either an hour or several hours and cover everything. It's perfect for an evening stroll.

Beaver board walk has many kilometers of Boardwalk around the park plus much more dirt/gravel paths. Around the board walk learn about beaver habitat, damming, daily life and other wildlife too. Plus good information about first and deciduous trees and plants in the area. Note: some areas of the boardwalk may be closed due to restoration efforts. Its not surprising the beavers have "nibbled" their way through some of the boardwalk posts.

Nice park and visitor center. Helpful and friendly people and good washrooms. Ramada and picnic tables 🧺 Thank you from your Arizona friends 😎😇🙏

The lady on duty was the most helpful person we have met out of all the visitors center we have ever been. She gave us all the tips she can give for our travel. She even took our picture here inside the center. Kudos to you!

Nice visitors centre. Outside there is nice benches and picnic tables for people to use. Inside there is lots of visitor info and washrooms that are available. A great rest stop on your way to somewhere else. Some green space to enjoy. The is some interesting information boards that are on the property to enjoy and find out how the yellow head highway got its name.

The staff are friendly and very helpful The gentleman who was on duty that day was very resourceful gave some excellent information. Keep uo the great work

Just recently, our family went on vacation in Jasper, Alberta. We stayed in Hinton. We went to the visitor center where we met with Jackie. We were most impressed with her genuine excitement and enthusiasm to assist us with making the most of our time over the course of the 5 days we were there. We took her up on several of her recommendations and even helped us book a few while there. Example: the Columbia Icefield Bridge, Sunwapta and Athabasca falls. She completely made our experience and cannot thank her enough. I would highly recommend dropping by the the Hinton Visitor center and checking in with Jackie, if you're in town and looking for locations to visit.

Nice visitor center and less busy than Jasper Visitor Center. Very friendly staff and helpful as well with recommendations to explore the area including Jasper National Park and nearby area. If you stay nearby or passing by, it may be better to get your info here.

One of my favourite spots in Hinton and the Northern Rockies. Stop by Green Square to pick up maps and tips at the Visitor Information Centre, then enjoy a stroll. The Old Grind pours a proper espresso with delicious scones, and The Blend Kitchen and Bar serves a wonderful menu for lunch and dinner.

Awesome bike park. The organizers have put a lot of work and care into this place. Definitely worth checking it out

Very impressed with the bike park. Something for all skills levels to enjoy. Well done Hinton.

Great for beginners and advanced riders alike.

Visited from Kamloops yesterday and really enjoyed the little park. It is going to be one of the first places I recommend to anyone who is just getting into the sport. The short laps make for a comfortable learning experience as you dont have to venture far from your vehicle. The public tool stand is great! The features are super well built and maps at nearly every trail crossing will ensure you don't get lost.

Wicked Park especially with all the updated trails

Really enjoyed my stop at the Hinton Bike Park! The trails were excellently maintained and very fun, while being more flowy/XC style rather than technical downhills. I'd consider it a must-do if you're an avid mountain biker!

I would recommend this place for anyone who mountain bikes! Beginners and those looking to improve any skills - there's something here for you. Well maintained equipment and trails with TONS of signs! Can't wait to come back.

Lovely Little pitstop between Hinton and Edmonton the ladies working in the visitor centre were friendly and polite and offered hot drinks and cakes .Lots of beautiful handmade gifts in the gift shop locally sourced from Edson.We took a tour of the museum filled with all sorts of natural artifacts some wonderful photos of the towns origins and history.The place was amazingly well worth a visit.

Unfortunately it was closed when I visited. I did, however, check out the older model, Canadian National Railway caboose that sit on tracks that lead nowhere, and a CT-133 Silver Star aircraft poised motionless in mid flight. Canadian company Canadair/Lockheed produced 656 CT-133 Silver jets from 1952 -2005. The Silver Star was primarily used as a military training aircraft.

Hidden Gem. Inexpensive and well worth the stop. Stayed longer than planned and had to drag the kids to the mountains. Promised to come back on the return. And did. Learn morse code, share messages with the next visitors and decode the messages they left. More to touch and do than most museums. Clean washrooms, coffee and water, gift shop, cool exhibits and search games for kids. AND A GIANT SQUIRRELL!

New pictures from our recent trip to the Museum. A great place to stop on your trip from Edmonton to Jasper. Bring a picnic lunch and eat outside on one of the many picnic tables. Afterwards, do a walkabout and see all the neat stuff on the grounds. Then do the museum and gift shop. I always buy something here.

Great museum in Edson. Unfortunately we did not have time to actually go into the museum, we will have to do that another time but it looks very interesting. Everything else was very good. The staff is friendly and courteous. There are public washrooms available that are clean and accessible. There is a gift shop that is very nice. The building is in a park setting so you can go for a walk if you want.

Nice little museum and info stop in Edson. Lots of interesting exhibits, local artwork and crafts. The washrooms are very clean. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. On our most recent visit I was also glad to see Girl Guide cookies for sale since I missed them at home in September.

It's a pretty sweet museum. I do some volunteer work here. The displays are interesting and the staff is cool. You can learn a lot of interesting history about Edson here; there's actually quite a bit. Worth the low price.

Held my wedding shower here 2 years ago and my baby shower here last weekend. Both experiences were great. My guest loved it here, and so did I. Perfect for a smaller intimate event. During both events, I had around 30 people in total. There is no kitchen, so we planned our food around that and didn't have any issues. Rental price is extremely affordable compared to most venues here in town. Would highly recommend!

It was a wonderful experience to be able to enjoy the local history.

Cute place to stop for a picnic, love the walking trails

Good to explore with your kids

Great place to stop when travelling through for a picnic, a chance to stretch legs and bathroom break. Very cool old buildings to explore and indoor washrooms.

Informative. Friendly welcoming staff

Very nice place i was there to eat KFC and loved it there is alot of old stuff to see and nice hiking trailed

If you can swim & Like to play in the water on a hot day, this where to go! They give you tube, paddles, life jacket and more check out their website. They also bus you back to your car after 5 klm down the river. When you book you pay for 1 around $45.00 then you can bring up to 8 guests with you and pay for others when you arrive.

Had a great time! Took my best friends elderly dad. The walk wasn’t bad until the very end where it gets steep into the bank. But he made her down for the float! 14 of us went and we all got back in one piece. Prices are fair in my opinion For $40 ish dollars you get a good quality tube (rash guard on the bottom so you don’t pop it) The 3 hour float and a bus ride back. I’ve taken this float with tubes I brought from home and because of the nature of the river. They ve all popped. So to me the $40 is worth it and you’re supporting a local business. We are a pretty loud and obnoxious group, so we decided to go as soon as they open to avoid the rush of people. The workers were quick, efficient and responded with our immature jokes with some laughs and smiles. We ll be back again end of August! Your favorite biker group 🩷🤪 SIDE NOTE: BRING WATER SHOES. Be careful going under first bridge that trains cross. There will be rocks coming down. They do horn to heed warning. But make sure you can stop or get across fast.

The staff were super friendly! They have their services streamlined and are super energetic but informative . Props for having a floating waterproof phone case available for purchase to keep valuable assets safe but still able to take photos! Not to mention change room areas so no soggy bathing suits for the car ride back to the city. Definitely a right of passage for Alberta summer activities . We had a blast and will absolutely be back !

Our group from The Boxing Club Spruce Grove Fitness 24/7 had a blast! We had such a fun time tubing—even a few minutes of rain didn’t ruin the mood; it actually added to the adventure and brought out a lot of laughs! We were set up at the day use area with our BBQ waiting for the floaters to arrive, which made for an awesome, relaxed day in nature. One small suggestion: it would be great if there was a rental option for just tubes without the shuttle for groups who are already set up at the lake. It would give more flexibility for people doing their own float setups. There was 12 of us so we didn’t need the shuttle because we stayed at the beach but we needed to send the tubes back ! Overall, a fantastic experience and a memorable summer day! Highly recommend!

Went there with a group of 16 people. Floating down the river was fun in itself and it came with an adventurous experience except the company lacks proper management and efficiency in providing the proper instructions/signage at some distant point along the river which should say how much route one has completed and how much is pending. After the last bridge crossing there should be a proper sign or an arrow indicating to keep on right side such that one can safely make it to the shore to end the floating session. We unfortunately ended up being on the left side after the last bridge crossing by no means to make the tubes to go in the right side direction as the water flow was high on the left end side making us unstoppable but somehow we got our tubes to stop on left end side holding the tree branch and had to wait for the rescue people to come and take us to the exit point. By Gods Grace, few Men came to our help and were kind enough to take us to the other side of the shore where bus shuttle service would come to take us to the vehicle. Of course no one would remember all the instructions that they provide before you start the session. So they need to have proper markings at some distant points along the river for people’s safety. And one more thing i would mention that they should not allow kids under 7 or 8 to ride along with an adult. We went with our 8 year old on her own float and 4 year old on our lap riding along with an adult which turned out to be very risky, as at times it gets very hard to float holding your kid. When we asked if it’s safe to ride with a 4 year old, they said it is very safe to ride along with 4 year old but it is surely not safe. I would also note that they should have 1 or 2 of their people stand at the exit point to whoever needs help getting out of their tube. We were doing it for the first time and were not aware of what to expect. People who does it regularly would have no issue but for the first timers would definitely need some markings where needed along the river. Hopefully the company can make a note of it and implement proper measures for people’s safety.

I absolutely loved this quaint family run small business. The river was high enough to make the float enjoyable with a few rapid areas that made it challenging and fun.The price is affordable which is hard to find these days. The path down to the river is a bit difficult for the elderly . And slippery after a rain. The staff was great, the scenery was beautiful. I highly recommend this float.

Great experience for a hot summer day! We were able to drop in, coming earlier in the morning. Definitely call and see if there are spots, as it is a very popular location and you might not get to float if you come in later. Some may find it challenging to descend into the river when the water is low, as there is a steep drop down.

Lovely! Well maintained showers, drinking water, trails, lots for RVs or tents, dog friendly and must be on a leash. Grills and picnic tables on each lot. Quick and easy service at front check in. 1 night stay $47.

I had a wonderful experience visiting Pembina Valley Provincial Park. The scenery was absolutely beautiful, with rolling hills, wildflowers, and peaceful forest trails. I walked the Pembina Rim Trail and was amazed by the breathtaking views of the valley, especially from the lookout tower. The trails were well-marked and not too crowded, making it feel like a peaceful escape into nature. I saw birds, butterflies, and even some deer tracks along the way. Although there are no washrooms or camping facilities, the picnic area was a nice spot to relax and enjoy lunch. It's a perfect place for a quiet day hike and to disconnect from busy life. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves nature and peaceful walks.

It's a beautiful small to mid size campground along side river. The river is at very safe distance from the campground. The day use area was a star of the show for the tubbing fans. The pebble beach access from the campground was a cool place to hang out, with low water level at most of the place, considering kids in mind. 2 Water tap available per campsite loop. The only downside i felt was the washroom, they didn't get cleaned properly during our stay from Friday to Sunday.

Little pricey but honestly nice area. Depending on the site you pick there is more private areas or more grouped up. Bathrooms where perfect. Roads nice. Everything went well no issues.

Great spot for either camping or day use, I’ve done both. Plenty of trails and multiple spots to go down to the river from the day use area or campground. Also a good spot if you want to go tubing down the river.

Beautiful and well maintained. Would be nice to have more beach area and more seating near the river rather then the trees hiding a beautiful view from the picnic areas that are available. Wear water shoes as the rocks are very sharp and slippery. Great for tubing!

A wonderful playground right on the river, tubing. Beautiful natural scenery, fish from the shore

Whether you want to become an ultra light pilot, have some fun or cross another thing off your bucket list, AIR ADVENTURE Flying school can definitely help you do that. It is located near Drayton Valley with a relaxing and picturesque environment. The school has a beautiful and well-maintained camp where you can stay overnight just for $25 per night. Gerry and his wife are wonderful hosts The school instructor Claudio offers great flying lessons for Gyroplane, ultralight trike, paramotor and paragliding. The prices are very reasonable, and you can actually finish everything right there without traveling elsewhere for the tests.

Ended up choosing Air Adventure to do my paramotor training over 4 other flight instruction options. The main reason was because Air Adventure is unique in that the flight school is on a private airfield that is immaculately taken care of by the owners - Gerry and his wife. The facility is really world class which truly sets Air Adventure apart from its competitors. It includes a hangar to store your gear during training, a classroom, power hook up onsite for camping and a firepit, an outdoor covered kitchen area, and a games room. Most importantly though, golf carts are used to minimize the amount of time walking up and down the field. In order to get comfortable with takeoffs and landings a winch system is used so that this skill can be learned prior to taking flight with the paramotor (schools that don't use a winch system require takeoff the first time using the paramotor). The paramotor instructor (Claudio) is very experienced and was a pleasure to take instruction from. Be sure to ask him for gear advice. Don't forget to ask whether you should opt for an electric start or not. :P The only improvement I would suggest would relate to the actual application process for the Ultralight Pilot permit and booklet. Transport Canada regulates the licensing for paramotors and their pilots and it is an absolute convoluted pain in the a$$ to get the applications complete. Since the flight school is familiar with this process it would alleviate a great deal of frustration if the school could apply on behalf of the students. NOTE: I did not receive any kind of checklist for items needed to prepare or help with the Ultralight applications. Please provide these to students going forward at a minimum. Thanks for everything!

I have had unforgettable week of flight training with instructor Cladio Mota at the beginning of August 2023. I had an experience with other flight instructors but Cladio is the best. He amazed me with his professionalism. I also found new friends Jerry and Diane and their staff. I would like to thank you all for great attitude and hospitality. I wish you guys good luck and hope to see you again. Highly recommend this school for training and air adventures!

Absolutely amazing experience, Highly recommend this place. My girlfriend and I took the paragliding course and within a couple hours we were both in the air. Gerry and Claudio are great instructors and will take very good care of you. Stop by and learn to fly or let them take you up for a nice relaxing flight. Will be returning again

Thank you Gerry for an unforgettable experience learning how to paramotor.. Top notch instruction Facilities are best I’ve seen in Alberta Even on site repair.

My husband and I travelled to Drayton Valley twice this summer to spend time learning and flying at Air Adventure. The first time was to learn how to be tow operators. It was clear to us that Claudio was an excellent and very knowledgeable instructor. Patient, providing positive feedback and good critique on how to improve. We went back a second time, wanting to improve on our thermaling technique and spot landings. Again, lots of great instruction, advice, feedback and encouragement. Claudio and Gerry run a first class operation!

I went for a short flight in the ultralight with Claudio, the instructor, and it was great. We climbed to about 5000 feet. I got a chance to use the controls to fly the ultralight. We shut off the engine and glided back to the runway for a perfect 3 point landing. Claudio explained everything he was doing so there were no surprises. The flight school is only 15 minutes from Drayton Valley right on the pavement.

Course is nice, staff are friendly, bunkers need maintenance. I walked 18 but the pro shop & starter did not inform me there is no rakes on the course, only in carts so I was unable to rake anything so I'm sure the people playing behind me weren't happy with bunkers not being raked. I was I passed/ignored by the drink cart 3 times and it would've been nice to get a cold drink on the back 9. Good course, poor experience

Beautiful course and setting. Every tee box and green is so well maintained and mowing throughout makes this a picture perfect course. Even the golf carts are clean and well maintained. As a very recreational golfer, the greens were challenging and fairways allowed you to roll into trouble if you miss. An enjoyable experience.

Great course, fun layout and the greens are some of the nicest I’ve played. The marshals tho need to not take their job so serious. The one wears a “badge” which I thought was a joke at first but after realized he takes it very seriously. Other marshal was telling us to pick up our pace 4 holes in, we continued to play at the same pace and finished 18 in 4 hours. If it wasn’t for them trying to rush us it would’ve been a great round.

Golf course is amazing. If it was just golf I’d leave a 5 star review. The service at the restaurant was really bad. We weren’t even acknowledged. I had to approach them to even get a menu. Then I had to ask again if we could get service and then after that we were left for 30 mins before our order was taken. The food was good but the service was some of the worst I’ve ever experienced.

We had a greater time , lovely water slide . Great Driving range we enjoyed verymuch . Beautiful Golf course. Family oriented friendly place It’s a place where you can enjoy with your Family We will be back more often. ❤️👍

Updated: 29-Jun-2020 Trestle Creek is always worth the drive. The course is in good condition with the exception of a few rough spots on some of the greens and fairways. The course is not very old and is still maturing but very playable. The speed of the greens was quick but sticky, you had to give it an aggressive stroke as the ball came to a quick halt if you did not hit it firm enough. But be careful, too hard and they would run by quite a bit. Kudos goes out to the pro shop staff. We had a 9 a.m. tee-time but had flat tyre on the way out to the course. They were very accommodating and were able to get us out when we finally arrived 3 hours late. It was greatly appreciated and made a frustrating morning in to a pleasurable afternoon.

The golf course is amazing. Challenging and well taken care of. With at least a handful of holes that could be considered "signature" the built in GPS on the golf cart means you can leave the range finder in the bag. There is a hitting net and putting green to warm up on. And the proshop has a nice little selection of apparel. Will definitely be back with friends.

Apex Brewery is a fantastic place for beer lovers and social gatherings. They offer a great variety of top-quality beers, and the atmosphere is lively and inviting. The staff is friendly and always helpful. We look forward to Trivia Night every Thursday. Whether you're a local or just visiting, Apex Brewery is definitely worth a stop.

We just had the most incredible experience at Apex. The beer was amazing and even better was the service we received from Tory. She made us feel like VIPs coming in to taste the beer. Her enthusiasm is contagious and her pride in the brewery very apparent! Looking forward to coming back in the summer so that we really can experience Apex in it's prime.

My fiance and I always have a great time at Apex Brewery. The seating area is casual and comfortable. The beer is good. And the staff are great. Highly recommend.

Haven’t been to their brewery but love their mountain size cans of White Raven. Loved them so much that we carried 20 of them with us through the Bowron Lakes canoe circuit. Best canned beer in Alberta!

Great tap line with new selections coming often. The brewery has a great atmosphere with lots of outside seating on the deck.

Great brewery, with some gorgeous scenery surrounding the patio! Definitely will be back! (Beers are great too!!)

Good beer, nice people, and laid-back atmosphere. Had the "white raven" and the "black spruce?" And both were fresh and flavorful. Been there twice now, will definately be back. Hit it up if you want to see a nice local microbrewery.

We walked along the edge of Wabamun Lake slowly. It was sunny that day, so there were many people sunbathing, and some children were playing in the sand. I really want to say that the lake is definitely huge. It was giving us the feeling of being at a seaside beach.

Nice little park. Clean washrooms. Small Spray park. Lake has lots of seaweeds though. There is a gas station and convenience stores nearby. Daily Parking $10.

Busy boat launch and parking for the marina. Nice clean bathrooms and change rooms. A kids park, small grassy area and sand beach. Windy spot. Sometimes a food truck or two is in the parking lot too!

Nice area, busy as it is a boat launch. Kids need to be careful, great little area while getting ready to go on the lake. Kids can go an play while you get the boat ready. Close to stores in case you are missing something.

Great little beach. Washrooms are really clean. Swimming area is small and hopefully will be expanded in the future. $10 to park for the day. Right next to a spray park.

Great place to relax with friends and family on a beautiful summer day! Go with your snacks and drinks for refreshment and don't forget to take your swimming gears

Wabamun Waterfront is beautiful! Went to the Loverboy open air concert had a great time.

Campground can be a little loud with trains every 90-120 minutes You can find nice family style hikes along near and away from the lake. I am here in late September and the trees are turning. The beach is probably full in warm summer months but this morning we are the only ones here.

A clean water lake and large campground which has many treed sites and RV sites can be found here. There are  trails for hiking and biking and a waterfront beach for swimming, boating, and sailing. The beach and campground are often crowded during summer time. This is a good place for relaxing at weekends.

Quiet and peaceful during Fall time. Not much activity during the mid September weekend when I first visited. Would love to return and enjoy the beach and take take out my kayak next summer when it's less chilly and windy 😄

I will never swim here (because the water's always filled with algae) BUT I highly recommend this place because of its nice dock, beautiful trails and huge space to just admire nature and do other relaxing activities (there are boat rentals, playgrounds for kids, lots of picnic areas, a walking path where you can also admire the lake, lots of shaded areas for quiet time/reading) plus a great campground!

Very nice beach although I won’t recommend to go now as too much crowded. We didn’t spend much time because of crowd. And the ice cream shop was closed. In case of natural beauty it deserves 5 star. Good for picnic or a beach day. It has washroom and enough parking spot. Great place to spend day trip.

Great place to hang out by lake side. Can get pretty busy as large families gather for BBQ meals. Just have to pick your own secluded spot.

Amazing place for family fun! Has everything you can look for. Lake , washrooms , place for installing tents, great sunlight, picnic tables. We took out portable bbq. Had a great day trip.

Eden North Parachute School is absolutely amazing! With experienced and knowledgeable instructors, teachers and staff. Thier world class athletes have forever changed my life.

Just had my first jump at Eden North skydive on July 15, 2017 I had a fantastic tandem master Sebastien who really help keep me calm and helped me rock my first jump! Scarey at first but totally worth it! I cannot wait to do it again! My day only got better after we landed, as my boyfriend snuck up behind me and got down on one knee! Amazing place! Amazing people! Amazing time!

Omg ❤️ we went on a girls trip and decided to do skydiving 🪂 So glad we chose Eden North. Everyone there is soo friendly. We had an amazing experience ❤️ Thank you again Gleb Krasni 😊

By far the friendliest and most welcoming staff I've seen. Definitely the place to go whether you're a new or experienced jumper

Awful, would never ever recommend this place to skydive. To me tandem skydiving there has to be a passion, bond and desire to go on a journey together. Not here, I found everyone working here was cliquey, pretentious and only business oriented. I was appalled at how impersonal the person I was supposed to tandem jump with. So I bailed while in the air and told them I didn't want to jump. In the end it was my fault and I basically threw $300 in the toilet. They at least gave me $ back for the video. Otherwise though, compared to the places I skydived out in B.C , this was absolutely terrible. For the only reason was the snobbiness and impersonal behavior of the staff. Will never step a foot anywhere near this place again and will never recommend them

Took my sister and step sister out for their first tandem jump. They loved it. The staff are great and the owner insists everyone have fun but will not compromise safety. Had my daughter out there as well a couple of years back. She still gets this big smile on her face when ever we mention it. It is an experience you will never forget. Be sure to pay extra for the video you will regret it if you don't.

Tandem jump number 2! This location is fantastic. Organized, professional, and friendly atmosphere. The jump masters were knowledgeable and on top of the weather conditions. Speaking personally of "Jay" (hope I'm remembering that correctly), he took the time to see me as an individual and really seemed to "fine tune" my experience. He helped me get into the headspace I wanted to be in my mind for my second jump. 10/10 would recommend this school and particularly for first timers!

I didn't even know this place existed until I went to actually vote early and what a cool little facility that is. It really delves into the history of Stony playing and I was really truly impressed I know for under the under 25 it's not going to happen, but sometimes just knowing the history of a place you live in is really neat.

We had our wedding photo here in the weekend!! The staff was an amazing!! The environment was awesome!! The grounds are beautiful!! We can’t say enough good thing about the red brick common!!! Wish I could give them a 10/10!!!

Beautiful grounds, nice historical buildings with older artifacts of early Stony plain history. Little bit of art museum. Excellent bread craft in the basement.

We went to the new Wheat Nothings Gluten Free Diner that opened up during the last month. The food is really tasty, everything but their breads and pasta noodles are made in house. It is located in the Multicultural Heritage Centre. The cost is a little too pricy for us to visit regularly. But we hope to visit again. We enjoyed by the gluten free Donair, Rueben and ravioli.

A beautiful spot to see local art , fabulous gardens and a wonderful cafe for coffee and a snack!

We went to three moons kitchen that is located in the back . The food was amazing and so was the service. I highly suggest to go for a good lunch here!

Beautiful historical museum! The artefacts sourdough made and her little stellar. Best bread and goodies. She also sells very high sourdough bread, makers out there.🥰🥰🥰

A peaceful and well-maintained space, perfect for a quiet stroll. It wasn’t crowded when we visited, and the weather was lovely. The garden has charming little ponds and a variety of flowers, though we missed seeing them at full bloom. Would love to come back during peak season!

Wonderful way to spend some time in Nature. Dianne on Reception was helpful with her explanations, hints & tips. Espresso coffee available in the cafe. The Japanese Garden & the Agha Khan garden were highlights. We visited on the last day the summer flowers were in full bloom. The deciduous trees & bushes were in full golden or red glow. Great paths, well-signposted throughout.

I and 4 others of my adult family members came to the gardens today. There is a lot of space for weddings and catered events so that part is nice but the gardens themselves were not as great as I hoped. It was more weedy and wild than I remembered last time I came over 5 years ago. It would be nice if the flowers and plants had more labels in English than in Latin or whatever they are. I found the map to be confusing so not as helpful as I hoped. The cafe and shaded tables and sitting area there is very nice, the paths are mostly nice with brick walkways. I enjoyed the showhouses that are like greenhouses with tropical and desert plants. Nicely done! Lots of wonderful plants to see but I feel better labels would be nice. Also some benches are far off the paths so that was not as convenient for my elderly father in law. I’m sure it’s all so much work so thanks for the scenic walk we had today!

A soul-soothing escape into nature 🌿 The University of Alberta Botanic Garden is pure magic. From the tranquil Japanese Garden to the breathtaking Aga Khan Garden, every corner invites peace, reflection, and awe. I spent the day wandering through lush greenery, cascading fountains, and quiet forest paths—each moment felt like a gentle hug from nature. If you love calm, beauty, and soulful connection with the outdoors, this place is a must. Perfect for a picnic, a mindful stroll, or simply letting your spirit breathe. Grateful for this serene sanctuary just outside Edmonton. 🌸💚

Great gardens. Well kept, beautiful, and a nice walk. Would visit again. The gardens had many different trails to explore, with lots of flowers. They even had an indigenous garden! The staff was very friendly checking in and the gardeners were doing very hard work in the hot sun. The plants were arranged super nicely and were well maintained-with the only spot having weeds was the vegetable garden. Overall, a must visit place if you are a tourist in Edmonton- or a local!

A beautiful and peaceful place perfect for a quiet stroll. The University of Alberta Botanic Garden offers a great variety of well-maintained outdoor gardens, charming ponds, and colorful flowers. The Kurimoto Japanese Garden is especially serene and picturesque. Not crowded during our visit, and the lovely weather made it even better. Definitely worth visiting, especially in peak bloom season!

The University of Alberta Botanic Garden is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit, with a great variety of plants and well-maintained outdoor gardens. The Kurimoto Japanese Garden was definitely a highlight—so serene and picturesque! However, I expected a bit more organization, especially in the indoor areas. The domes were a little disappointing; they felt neglected with dirty seatings and some untidy spots, which took away from the experience. A bit more attention to cleanliness and upkeep would make a big difference. Overall, it's a lovely garden with lots to explore, but a few small improvements could elevate it to a 5-star experience. Still worth a visit, especially on a nice day!

I have never been to this museum before. I came by accident and was glad that I did. Although I did not get a chance to tour the museum, as my infant and wife were asleep in the car, I did a little tour of the place myself. There are many relics to see and is well worth stopping by. I entered the building being greeted by a friendly face, and many things to see. I suggest giving yourself a couple of hours if you plan on touring the facility, as it is larger than it appears. There are many antiques to see outside and photos to take all around. I sure hope that this place remains open for many more years to come. Thank you for the friendly greeting, and I hope to be back for a full tour soon:)

Has changed quite a bit over the years, lots more to see now. One thing that was missing was a list of things made from petroleum.

A great education on energy, a fairytale of info on renewable energy sources. Some of that needs updating. A thorough education on Alberta oil and the geology that makes it happen

See oil industry started from here, and grew to main economic industry for Canada. Historically tell you all aspects of oil technology and understand what it means to this country.

was here years ago.. great place to visit and expand your knowledge in the oil and gas industry as well as our Alberta history!.. . Am I reading this right.. ? only private booking now?not sure if that's a good thing. would like to stop in and go for another look..

A very informative place with lots of displays about the start of the oil boom in Alberta and how it has progressed through the years.

Absolutely amazing place to learn about Alberta's oil history. Kids loved it. Its not expensive, and its never crowded. Great place to do something fun and interesting indoors and outdoors if you like as there's an outdoor exibition as well.

I love the range of plants and flowers you can buy and all the garden ornaments. I haven't tried any of the food, so I cannot comment on any of that. However, I found the grocery store was lacking the basic necessities. Other than that, I fully enjoyed my time here!

We recently had our wedding at the moonflower room at the enjoy center and had a very mixed experience with the staff there. Leading up to our wedding day we were provided with false information about 5 times and the owner was not very accommodating with the information we were originally provided. They had about 3 full turnover of staff in the time we were planning our wedding; which made it very hard to ensure everything was taken care of for our special day. They were also extremely hard to communicate with and get ahold of. That being said, the week of my wedding they had a full staff turnover again, and the staff that we dealt with on the actual wedding day were amazing. Ross, Carter and Serena were fantastic! The 3 of them went above and beyond to make sure we were accommodated and that our day went as seamlessly as possible.

Beautiful place for a wedding venue but don't forget your fan! Friends of ours got married this past weekend here, and it was a gorgeous setting. What you don't see is the 30-degree heat with very little air flow. The venue provided big fans, but they didn't help much as it was such a big space, so dress lightly in the summer months!

This venue is the worst. We booked a 75th birthday party at the Glasshouse bistro over 6 months ago. They took our credit card info then lost it - twice. They told us we could have our linch aug 3 before a wedding and be out by 1 then lost our booking. They blamed it on staff turnover. Then they had a new staff member named Ireland “fix it” and she told is there was no wedding and we could stay as long as we wanted. All was confirmed July 10th. This morning, a week before the large lunch we had planned, the events manager called. First she was very snarky saying I did mot have vm which is a lie as she left me a vm message that I had only rec’d as we were out camping. Then she proceeded to tell me they had a system glitch and our lunch was cancelled bc they have a wedding. Just like that - a 75th family bday event planned for months was cancelled last minute. It was very disappointing to be treated with attitude and to be offered nothing. The entire thing was a gong show of disorganization from the start. Do not book an event here.

Unique mix of garden centre, café, wellness shops, and more…all under one roof. Bright, modern space that’s fun to wander. Great selection of plants and local goods.

This place is a must visit if your in the area,. It has heavy Intratuin vibes from the Netherlands. Wish we had one of these in Calgary region. They offer a lot of locally grown plants, food and knick knacks. I also believe they have an event centre you can rent out.

This is an amazing facility. It’s got it all. From groceries to gifts to plants to a restaurant and coffee shop and a bakery and other services. The store is well lit and clean. The washroom facilities are clean also. Lots of parking spaces available.

There are plenty to see!! I love the fresh fruits and flowers. It’s a very big farmer’s market so make sure you wear comfortable shoes. Plus bring a hat or a portable mini fan. Bring a tote bag! A big one 🤣 It was a pleasure to meet local vendors and be able to learn about their products. We went on August 9 and it was a hot summer day, but we had some cold lemonade which made it perfect. Will definitely be going back :)

Rain or shine, 10am to 3pm you can find a whole whist of goodies at the market on Saturdays from June to October.

Always lots of great vendors and activities! The only thing that gets to me is how busy it gets, since I'm not a fan of large crowds. Some of the prices are pretty high and some out to lunch, people think that just cuz it's local it's ok to over charge. All in all though it's a decent outing on a Saturday!

Busy place but lovely. A lot of nice fresh produce. Very good vendors.

Prepare your wallet because there's lots of absolutely delicious and unique products (and samples galore to reel you in). It's a very large market, so I would recommend going earlier on in the day to get your fill. If you love local products and niche treats, you absolutely love the St. Albert Farmer's Market My only complaint is that parking gets *very* hectic and sparse (we were driving around for a good 30 mins before finding a spot that was a good walk away from the market).

WOW!!! Blocks of Farmers market. Heck ya!!!!!! Fresh vegetables- don’t necessarily stop at the first booth there are several with an assortment of options. Fresh strawberries that were so sweet and delicious. Beautiful hand made pottery, fresh flowers, and food trucks line the streets. There seemed to be security walking around and it felt very safe and friendly. It was hot the day we went and I would encourage bringing water and plan for breaks if you have little ones. We saw lots of folks with wagons and that would have been a good idea. Dog friendly. It was our first time here and we will be back.

I love the vibe of farmers’ market, lots of food trucks with many options for vegetarians , fresh vegetables and fruits are my favorite, freshly prepared bakery items and kimchis, kambuchas , raw and pasteurized honey I buy from here. Woodwork , craftwork, paintings and many more things. It opens only on Saturdays 10am to 3 pm. We have parked bit away from the market but it wasn’t difficult we got parking spot easily beside road.

I attended the Arden Theatre Plaza live music series on a Thursday night recently...and couldn't have been more pleased. The only 'admission' is to bring your own chair. I will return several times this season. Don't miss it! Cheers.

Really enjoying the shows here been 3x now. The parking is excellent- Easy access, safe. Shows have a comedic element catch myself laughing & Felt comfortable enough to talk to the to the individual seated next to me. Fun evening.

Had a great experience saw the British calvary band as well as Canadian artillery band. Good venue, was pretty filled. Staff was nice and got people in and seated in orderly fashion.

This a great venue for intimate concerts and other shows. With a capacity of about 500 there is no bad sight lines. The seating is comfortable. Easy access to the theatre. My wife and I have been here a couple of times for concerts and thoroughly enjoyed them. The sound is high quality. The whole experience was great. I would recommend coming here for any show because it’s comfortable and the ambiance is great.

The staff here are amazing! The venue itself has charming 80's characteristics and holds just under 500 seats. I've seen many productions over the years and haven't been disappointed!! (Most recently Witch Perfect, which was perfect!!!)

We went for the Tri-City Ratpack. The theatre was cozy and welcoming. Acoustics were great and the show was a blast. Would definitely go to the Arden again

It's always a fantastic place to enjoy music. It's one of my favourite places to go for entertainment. The staff and volunteers are exceptional

A weekend-only market! Open Saturdays from 8am to 3pm, and Sundays from 11am to 3pm. You’ll find stalls selling fresh veggies, craft beer, wine & whisky, baked goods, Thai food and loads more. The area’s also full of cute cafés and restaurants, perfect for grabbing a bite or going on a chill date after having a wander.

Not sure this market needs another glowing review, but it deserves one! It fights above its square footage in packing an authentic and varied punch, with a couple of choices within each market genre and a few gems you won’t find anywhere else. Well done.

I’ve lived in the city a long time but don’t recall ever fully walking through the Old Strathcona Farmers’ Market until today. I’ve been to other markets and this one feels as familiar, though it has a deeper tradition here in Edmonton. The place was clearly in a Sunday morning vibe-some live musicians added to the atmosphere. I picked up a few vegetables and had a solid meal at Paperbirch by Chartrand. The vendor was moderately busy, and the food coming out looked great. I had the carbonara—and although it was a little creamier than carbonara should be, it came out piping hot and quite tasty. As for the market overall, nothing groundbreaking compared to others I’ve seen, but it’s a fun way to spend a Sunday morning. This was their first Sunday opening of the spring/summer season—not sure if they’ve done that before, but they definitely should keep it going.

It's until 3pm on Sunday, but I arrived around 2:30~ Still, there was a lot to see~ They were selling food, drinks, fruits, vegetables, cheese, meat, and even handmade soaps and accessories. Edmonton's downtown streets were exotic. For me ~

Specifically I want to shout out to the tuck shop that is here now called Paper Birch. I hesitated to buy the breakfast wrap because of the price but...isn't everything pricey nowadays? The counter staff are super helpful and friendly and there's a wonderful vibe here. Oh and the breakfast wrap worth every penny! The market generally: I love being able to sit up top amid the throng of farmers and makers and market goers and do some work, read a book, eat some food, but I do miss the olden days of the buskers, who seem to have been replaced by a more polished and plugged in musical showcase.

Great place to buy homemade items. Love the vibe and amazing to explore during summers.

Had a wonderful time at the Farmer's Market. So many choices, fresh produce and fresh meat.