2024 Destination Guide

2024 Destination Guide

EXPLORE

STONY PLAIN

Welcome to Stony Plain!

Our community is a diverse, cultured municipality boasting a variety of events and family-friendly amenities.

There’s something fun for everyone in Stony Plain all year round!

EXPLORE

Flip through this Guide to learn more about our vibrant town.

Enjoy experiencing Stony Plain’s unique cultural heritage!

Looking for More to Do? Our VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE (Greater Parkland Regional Chamber of Commerce) has information on local attractions and events to help you plan your outing.

780.963.4545 4815 44 Avenue, Stony Plain visitorservices@gprchamber.ca

Guide Contents Map

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Places to Visit

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Murals and Public Art

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Events 10 Summer Sessions 12 Alberta Culture Days

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Midsummer Thursdays

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OnTheEdge YEG and Accommodation 18

Chat with a Tourism Ambassador!

Recreation

Look for this symbol at businesses around Stony Plain to learn more about our community from the people who make it unique.

Winter Activities 22

Our Tourism Ambassadors know the best places to shop, dine and stay in Stony Plain!

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EMERGENCY SERVICES 4405 South Park Drive 4000 49 Avenue

RECREATION/ SPORTS FACILITIES Baseball Diamonds Basketball Court

4300 49 Avenue

BMX Track Golf Course

5300 52 Street

Glenn Hall Centennial Arena

Off Leash Dog Park

Outdoor Rink

Pickleball Courts

Playground

5210 55 Avenue

Swimming Pool

Tennis Courts

48 St

Volleyball Courts

48 St

Wellness Park

VISITOR SERVICES 4815 44 Avenue

52 St

52 St

9 Granite Drive

Accommodation Camping/Tenting School

Public Parking Church

COMMUNITY FACILITIES

Hospital 1

Heritage Park

Fire Hall 2

Legion Hall

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Library

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Parkland School Division

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18 Fairway Drive 8

Skate Park 5210 55 Avenue

Spray Park 12

Sports Field 13

4210 44 Avenue

5100 41 Avenue

4902 44 Avenue

5216 50 Street

4603 48 Street

4711 44 Avenue

Provincial Law Courts

5018 51 Avenue

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Recycle Centre

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Seniors’ Drop-In Centre

4501 50 Avenue

4613 52 Avenue

Community & Social Development

5008 51 Avenue

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Youth Centre

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Town Hall

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Community Centre

4902 51 Avenue

4905 51 Avenue

5600 50 Street

Family Connection Centre APFA Post Office

5305 50 Street

POINTS OF INTEREST 4912 51 Avenue

53026 Range Road 280

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Crooked Pot Gallery

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Meridian Model Flyers

Visitor Info Centre

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P.E.R.C. Building

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Pioneer Museum

RV Dump Station 5

Red Brick Common

5413 51 Street

5120 41 Avenue

5411 51 Street

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Rotary Park

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Shikaoi Park

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Willow Park Natural Area

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Lions R.V. Park

4815 44 Avenue 4905 51 Avenue

5707 45 Street

9 Granite Drive

Stony Plain Public Library 5216 50 Street mysppl.ca 780.963.5440

Since 1945, the Library has been entertaining, educating, and inspiring residents of all ages. In addition, there are a wide range of programs including story times, after-school clubs, technology training, travel adventures, writers groups, and a photography club.

PLACES TO VISIT

Parkland Potters’ Guild 4912 51 Avenue parklandpotters.com 780.963.9573

For over 40 years, members of the Parkland Potters’ Guild have hand-crafted original works of art. These pieces are on exhibit and available for sale in the Crooked Pot Gallery. Don’t miss the chance to take home a handmade, local treasure.

Farmers’ Market Every Saturday 5008 51 Avenue

albertafarmersmarket.com/stony-plain-farmers-market

Discover the nooks and crannies of Stony Plain. Celebrate the history and stories that make our community unique. Learn more at explorestonyplain.com

Stony Plain and Parkland Pioneer Museum

Red Brick Common

5120 41 Avenue pioneermuseum.ca 780.963.1234

5411 51 Street redbrickcommon.ca 780.963.2777

Visit this early 20th century outdoor village. Stay for the day and experience Legacy Street, an indoor street scene depicting the 1930s in a small Alberta town. Check out antique vehicles, machinery and displays. During the summer months, be sure to visit the Pioneer Museum Tea House for a delicious lunch, and The Mercantile for blacksmith art, odds n ends, and confections.

Red Brick Common is housed in Stony Plain’s original schoolhouse, the Oppertshauser House, and the PERC Building. The Common features a museum, art gallery, historical archives, artisan market, teaching gardens, and community gardens. Check out the on-site restaurant for a tasty meal.

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The Stony Plain Farmers’ Market, which started in 1974, boasts over 70 different vendors starting April 6 until December 14. Shop for homegrown vegetables, handcrafted jewelry, home décor, and more!

FUN FACT At 79 years, Stony Plain Public Library is one of the oldest community institutions and the oldest cultural institution in town.

Check it out in beautiful Downtown Stony Plain!

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MURALS stonyplain.com/murals

ART IN PUBLIC PLACES

Our breathtaking murals, designed by artists from across Canada, illustrate our community’s rich story. These outdoor paintings can be found on more than 40 walls around town. If you only have a few hours, explore the murals within the downtown core. If you have more time, and a bicycle or vehicle, be sure to check out all of the murals within Stony Plain.

Art in public places encourages creative expression and promotes cultural conversations. As part of the Art in Public Places Policy, the Town regularly funds new public art projects that complement Stony Plain’s natural beauty. A visit to Stony Plain isn’t complete without viewing some of our most well-known public art pieces.

Horse and Wagon Mural Tours

Sheriff Umbach Statue

Enduring Connections

JULY 13 & 27 | AUGUST 10 & 24 11:30AM & 1:00PM

The statue of Sheriff Israel Umbach, Stony Plain’s first sheriff and overseer, can be viewed at Rotary Park. He is known for forcing the Canadian Northern Railway to pay their outstanding taxes by chaining a locomotive to the tracks.

Forged from iron and horseshoes this piece was created using centuries old blacksmithing techniques. The work can be viewed at Heritage Park and represents the many important relationships the Town of Stony Plain holds with the community.

$15 per person SCAN FOR MURAL GUIDE

Sit back and enjoy a guided horse and wagon mural tour! While the horse and wagon team takes you around Stony Plain, a knowledgeable guide will tell you all about the background and history of each artwork on the tour.

All tours of Stony Plain’s famous murals begin at Red Brick Common. Contact info@redbrickcommon.ca or call 780.963.2777 to reserve your spot. Seats are limited.

Town Hall Statues

Disc Drumming

In 2008, two Centennial statues entitled “Story Time” and “Golden Years” were installed in honour of Stony Plain’s 100th Anniversary. The two statues can be viewed in front of Town Hall.

Located at Rotary Park, this sculpture is composed of eleven steel agricultural disc harrows welded on an elliptical frame. Each harrow reverberates with a different bell like tone when played.

Trifecta Stony Plain’s first public art bench is a combination of poured solid concrete and hand carved concrete rocks.

The heaviness of the work conveys a sense of grounding while users are enjoying the outdoors in Oatway Park.

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Poetry Panels In 2020, poetry panels representing the four seasons were added to the gazebo in Rotary Park.

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Canada Day

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

JULY 1 | PIONEER MUSEUM & DOWNTOWN stonyplain.com/canadaday

SEPTEMBER 30 stonyplain.com/TRC

Celebrate Canada’s birthday with our community! A variety of fun, family activities will be available to fill your day, including live music, kids’ zone, food trucks, and car show.

EVENTS

Join community members to commemorate Truth and Reconciliation and show your support by wearing your orange shirt. All are welcome to join the day’s event.

Cultural Campfires

Stony Plain Tack Sale

JULY 4, 11, 18, 25 | AUGUST 1, 8, 15, 22 SHIKAOI PARK stonyplain.com/campfires

OCTOBER 19 | HERITAGE PARK

This Farmers Market-style sale at Heritage Park provides shoppers with over 100 new and used tack sale vendors.

Cultural Campfires have become a community favourite over the summer months. Taking place in Shikaoi Park, storytellers share stories from an array of cultural backgrounds around the campfire. It is a place where culture can be shared, understanding can be built, and connections can be nourished.

There are a variety of family-friendly celebrations in Stony Plain. Our rich cultural and traditional events are filled with music, history, and kid-friendly fun. Most of our events are held in the summer, making Stony Plain a must-visit summer vacation hot spot.

Please visit event websites for full details.

Monthly Poetry Reading

Farmers’ Days

MARCH 28, APRIL 25, MAY 23, JUNE 27, SEPTEMBER 26, OCTOBER 24, NOVEMBER 28 STONY PLAIN PUBLIC LIBRARY parklandpoets.com/about

MAY 31-JUNE 2 | HERITAGE PARK stonyplain.com/farmersdays

Farmers’ Days is the biggest event of the year! This three-day weekend event features a rodeo, midway with carnival games, and the Kids’ Korral. Other events on the weekend include a Pancake Breakfast, Rotary Parade, live entertainment, and beer gardens.

The Parkland Poets’ Society is a welcoming community of poets and poetry enthusiasts. The monthly in-person readings are free and open to all to attend. They consist of up to three featured readers and an open mic segment. Enthusiasm and applause are welcome!

Street Market

Capital Region Swap Meet

JUNE 15 | DOWNTOWN onemanstreasure.ca

APRIL 27 & SEPTEMBER 14 | HERITAGE PARK

This market brings together a unique blend of antiques and collectibles, crafts, art, and gently used items.

Featuring over 100 tables, a concession and BBQ, this event is sure to have something for everyone!

For those with automotive interests, the Capital Region Swap Meet takes place at Heritage Park and offers everything from antiques, performance, restorations, collectables, novelty, and much more!

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The Walking Dead House OCTOBER 26 | HERITAGE PARK stonyplain.com/halloween

Celebrate Halloween at the Walking Dead House! Two time slots are available, one is family friendly while the other is a little spookier. Stick around for even more Halloween fun with on-theme games, activities, and treats.

Great White North Triathlon JULY 7 | HERITAGE PARK & HUBBLES LAKE platinumracing.ca/great-white-north

Great White North Triathlon started in 1991 and has solidified its legendary status on the Canadian triathlon scene. This popular event hosts approximately 800 athletes that swim, cycle, and run their way from Hubbles Lake and through Stony Plain.

Moonlight Madness NOVEMBER 15 | VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN TOWN

Discover the unique stores of Stony Plain and shop locally for your holiday gifts. Each store offers their own specials for the event.

Blueberry Music Festival

Winter Light Up

AUGUST 2-4 | HERITAGE PARK blueberrybluegrass.com

DECEMBER 1 | MAIN STREET stonyplain.com/winterfest

This three-day festival is filled with incredible music, food trucks, a marketplace, and much more. Meet your favourite performers at the Meet & Greet Gazebo, or step into the spotlight and showcase your own talents on the open stage!

Get into the holiday spirit with Winter Light Up! Main Street will be alive with festive tunes, tasty treats, holiday activities, and lighting of the town tree.

Family Fest

Outdoor Movie

DECEMBER 31 | HERITAGE PARK stonyplain.com/winterfest

AUGUST 15 | HERITAGE PARK stonyplain.com/outdoormovie

Experience live entertainment, a horse-drawn sleigh ride, bonfire, and skating and then warm up with a nice cup of hot chocolate. The evening culminates with a spectacular fireworks display.

Relive the experience of a drive-in movie with the whole family! Snuggle with your blankets and lawn chairs to watch the show.

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Whale & the Wolf

Shady Mavis

JULY 10

JULY 31

Much like their name, Whale and the Wolf’s unique sound is sonically immense and wildly fierce in its energetic intensity. Known for their dynamic and explosive stage performances, this is a band you need to experience live.

Unapologetically authentic with a generous helping of playfulness, they’re audacious yet accessible. Their lyrical explorations draw from real life experience and personal struggles expressed with their own unique brand of honesty.

Shady Mavis is an acoustic music trio that plays a variety of tasty tunes, from the rootsy side to folk, country and bluegrass. They have crafted numerous original songs as well as carefully chosen covers that they put their own spin on. They truly enjoy what they are doing and are focused on combining sweet vocal harmonies with the genuine love for playing music. They have also played many festivals throughout the province, as well as clubs and private functions. Shady Mavis is Don Gammie on guitar, Elaine Somerfield on bass and John Whittington on guitar and mandolin.

with special guest Chris Arnold

SUMMER SESSIONS

stonyplain.com/summersessions

Wednesdays 6:30 PM June 12-August 14 Heritage Park

with special guest Mike Chenoweth

Ollee Owens

with special guest Ellie

Kaeley Jade

JULY 17

Set up your blanket or lawn chair for this free music series featuring Canadian talent.

Special Guest performances start at 6:30 PM and headliners will go live at 7:00 PM. It’s fun for kids and adults alike!

The Gecko Band

Russell deCarle

JUNE 12

JUNE 26

The Gecko Band is a Mexican classic rock and blues band based in Puerto Vallarta and the Banderas Bay area. Also known as the “Party Squad”, you can find The Geckos in several venues in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit.

Russell deCarle, lead vocalist of Prairie Oyster, boasts numerous awards from his “Oyster years” including six Junos and over a dozen Canadian Country Music Awards.

His solo album “Alone in this Crowd” blends southern soul, jazz, blues, old-school country, and western swing.

Carter & the Capitals

Payphones

JUNE 19

JULY 3

There’s no stopping the dynamic, high energy five-piece funk group, Carter & the Capitals. Hailing from Edmonton, AB, they are known for their energetic performances and infectious Canadian funk and soul music. They’ve supported acts like Village People, Busty & The Bass, and Five Alarm Funk, while consistently selling out their own headline shows.

Payphones, an alt-folk band from Edmonton, AB, captivates audiences with intricate vocal harmonies, lively acoustic accompaniment, and poignant, nostalgic lyrics.

Their debut album “Rioting Heart” delves into themes of queer heartbreak, isolation, and personal growth. Now, they’re releasing a new single, “Happy Here,” expanding their lush sound to connect with new listeners.

with special guest Tania Ribeiro

with special guest Megan Paige

with special guest Kevin Frey

with special guest Todd Wandio

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With a lyrical mastery that speaks on all of life’s moments paired with a dynamic voice, Canadian based Blues/Soul/Rock artist, Ollee Owens is a musical force of nature. Combining burning vocal intensity with elegant grace and skilled composure wrapped in an electrifying blues-soul-rock veneer, the result is an unforgettable emotionally charged experience that lingers long after the last note. Owens is currently working between Calgary and Nashville on her most recent project with new singles due to be released in 2024.

with special guest Stephane Drisdelle

The Red Cannons

with special guest Mike Trudell

(Duane Steele, Jake Mathews, & Phillip White) with special guest Tracey Fetter

JULY 24

AUGUST 14

Canadian recording artists, The Red Cannons, broke onto the national music scene with two singles, “Underneath the Floorboards,” a track inspired by The Telltale Heart

by Edgar Allan Poe and “Sheepdog”, which garnered rotation on numerous radio stations across Canada and built their reputation on the catchy melodies and mainstream style of their blues-rock influenced, hook laden songs. The band catapulted into the spotlight with a feature in Classic Rock Magazine in the United Kingdom and were nominated for Group of the Year and Rock Recording of the Year at the 2014 and 2015 Edmonton Music Awards.

A collective of songwriters, Duane Steele, Jake Mathews, and Phillip White, come together for an evening of good vibes and great tunes. Steele, a top Canadian country artist since 1984, delivers unforgettable live performances with his pure voice and captivating stage presence.

Mathews, with numerous top 20 hits, has captured the hearts of country music fans, earning him numerous Canadian Country Music Award nominations. White, an Academy of Country Music award-winning and Grammy nominated songwriter and producer, boasts a stellar track record with songs recorded by industry giants like George Strait, Luke Bryan, and Blake Shelton.

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Kaeley Jade is an award-winning Métis singer/songwriter, actor, and multidisciplinary artist based in Edmonton, AB (amiskwaciwâskahikan). Blending lush imagery and hooky melodic lines to create her own brand of pop-forward indie folk music, her debut full-length album, Turpentine, is available now.

The Songwriters

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Taste of Stony Plain Downtown Main Street | 2-3:30 PM

Participating businesses will each offer free food samples to the first 150 visitors. The goal of Taste of Downtown is to encourage residents to visit locally owned businesses and try different cuisines.

ALBERTA CULTURE DAYS stonyplain.com/culturedays

Colour of Women Exhibit & Healing Art Experience Red Brick Common 5411 51 Street | 2 PM

There will be an exhibit open to the public, an opening party and artist talk, live drumming and circle community experience and a collage art workshop throughout the month of September.

September 21

Spruce Grove-Stony Plain Filipino Canadian Association Heritage Dancers Discover, experience and celebrate arts, culture, heritage, diversity and community spirit through events around town.

Poetry Treasure Hunt

Tipi Teachings

Stony Plain Public Library & Downtown/Old Town 5216 50 Street | 1-3 PM

Stony Plain Public Library 5216 50 Street | 10 AM-3 PM

Eight treasures to find around downtown/old town Stony Plain (walking-friendly). Each “treasure” will be a poetrythemed activity.

Elder Phillip Campiou of Driftpile First Nation will help participants learn about the structure, set-up, traditional uses and values associated with each tipi pole.

Harvest Festival

Pottery Demonstrations & Studio Tour

Stony Plain & Parkland Pioneer Museum 5120 41 Avenue | 10 AM-3:30 PM

Parkland Potter’s Guild 4912 51 Street | 11 AM-3 PM

In addition to the “old-time” harvest demonstrations there will be blacksmithing, machinery demos, model trains, scale model machinery, wood carving, live music, and much more.

Pottery is used around the world to cook to eat to share. Small bowls will be given away during demonstrations. Studio tours and live demonstrations will be open to the public.

with Parkland Poets’ Society

Stony Plain Public Library 5216 50 Street | 2 PM

Dancers from the Spruce Grove-Stony Plain Filipino Canadian Association will present a variety of dances.

with Elder Phillip Campiou

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MIDSUMMER THURSDAYS stonyplain.com/midsummer JUNE 20, JULY 18 & AUGUST 15 5-8 PM Join us downtown on Thursday evenings for local shopping, entertainment, and plenty of great eats.

Our downtown hub will come alive as food trucks and entertainment take to the streets. It’s the perfect opportunity to get out and explore!

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ACCOMMODATION

Explore, eat, and enjoy life on-the-edge.

On the western edge of Edmonton, get the experience of beautiful Alberta without the hustle and bustle of the big city.

There’s so much more to see out here.

If you’re visiting Stony Plain, consider staying the night in one of our hotels or campgrounds.

Hotels Best Western Sunrise Inn & Suites

Campgrounds Camp ‘n’ Class RV Park

3101 43 Avenue 780.968.1716

4107 50 Street 780.963.2299

Days Inn

Stony Plain Lions RV Park & Campground

66 Boulder Boulevard 780.968.5123

9 Granite Drive 780.963.4505

Stony Plain Inn & Suites 3301 43 Avenue 780.963.0222

Travelodge 74 Boulder Boulevard 780.963.1161

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RECREATION

Skate Park

Shikaoi Park

4401 49 Avenue

4905 51 Avenue

The Stony Plain Skate Park is designed for skateboarders of all ages and abilities. This 16,500 square foot concrete facility provides a dedicated place for skateboarders to develop and show off their skills. The park features ledges, a half-pipe, table top, and kinked handrail.

Shikaoi Park is a beautiful Japanese garden commemorating the special relationship between Stony Plain and Shikaoi, Japan. Located next to the Town Office, this park is perfect for a picnic or family gathering!

Tennis Courts

Stony Plain Golf Course

4501 43 Avenue & 12 High Park Road

18 Fairway Drive

Tennis courts are open seasonally for school groups, physical education programming, and public use.

The Town’s 18-hole championship golf course boasts long, open fairways that are punctuated by strategically placed hazards. All of the undulating bent-grass greens are protected by at least one of the 84 sand traps on the course. The course features a professional driving range, a short-game practice area, and putting-practice greens. The onsite Trackman Golf simulator provides great entertainment, realistic shot data, and access to over 200 courses to choose from!

Trail System

stonyplain.com/trailmap

The Town of Stony Plain is proud of its 45 km extensive, inter-linked pedestrian trail system, which connects many of its neighbourhood parks, Town facilities, and openspace corridors.

Stay fit and have fun by visiting one of Stony Plain’s many parks and recreation amenities.

Umbach Off Leash Dog Park 969 Boulder Boulevard

Beach Volleyball Courts

Rotary Park

4210 44 Avenue

4815 44 Avenue

The three beach volleyball courts are open seasonally for clubs and public use.

Rotary Park is a beautiful park conveniently located off the main entrance into town. The Park includes a pond surrounded by a short paved walking trail with park benches. Also on site is a playground, gazebo, picnic area, and large green areas.

In winter, the Town creates a skating loop for all to enjoy. Located at the park are the Greater Parkland Regional Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Information Centre.

BMX Park 4300-49 Avenue

BMX racing is a popular sport in Stony Plain and continues to grow in popularity. The Stony Plain BMX Track is free and open to all residents. The track is reserved for members of the Stony Plain BMX Association on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings.

Rotary Wellness Park 4210 44 Avenue

This outdoor gym is conveniently located along our trail system and is available for use as you aspire to become fit and active in our community.

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A beautiful, 25-acre park designated for walking dogs off leash, the Umbach Off Leash Dog Park is located a dog’s bark from the Stony Plain North Business Park. The well-maintained park features a pond, walking paths, park benches, and a large, grassy dog-run area.

FUN FACT

Whispering Waters Park

In 2008, the local arena, built in 1967, was renamed the Glenn Hall Centennial Arena in honour of Glenn Hall. The NHL Hall of Fame legend now lives in the region.

4505 50 Avenue

Whispering Waters Park is located beside Whispering Waters Creek, which runs south to north through the centre of town. It is the perfect location for summer BBQs and family outings. The park is located along the Town’s trail system and features a playground, group shelter, and picnic areas.

Rotary Spray Park

Stony Plain Outdoor Pool

Willow Park Natural Area

5210 55 Avenue

5210 55 Avenue

5707 45 Street

The Stony Plain Rotary Spray Park is a free outdoor facility that offers a variety of colourful spray features for residents and visitors of all ages. The park is located next to the Outdoor Pool and is open daily, from 9AM-8PM June to September, weather permitting.

The Stony Plain Outdoor Pool has been making a splash in the community for more than 50 years. The outdoor, six-lane pool is open from May to August every year. The Pool hosts a variety of events, including Midnight and Solstice swims, throughout the summer.

This naturalized green space is home to a wide variety of small wildlife and native vegetation. The Town designated the area as a natural urban reserve in 2009. Take a stroll today and discover native grasses, trees and shrubs which are home to many birds and animals.

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WINTER ACTIVITIES

Stay warm this winter by walking around Stony Plain or playing sports! It may be chilly outside in the winter months, but it’s perfect for outdoor winter activities.

Glenn Hall Centennial Arena

Outdoor Rinks

St. John Paul II School Forest Green School École Meridian Heights School Centennial Memorial Westerra Rotary Park South Creek

5300 52 Street

The Town’s popular arena is named in honour of the legendary Glenn Hall, the National Hockey League Hall of Fame goaltender. Free sponsored public skating runs seasonally from September to March.

Cross Country Skiing

5801-48 Street 5206-45 Street 4121-43 Street 5300-52 Street 1706 Westerra Loop 4815-44 Avenue 320 Fairway Drive

Find Outdoor rink schedules at stonyplain.com/rinks

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Outdoor Fire Pit

Every winter, the Stony Plain Golf Course is transformed into a series of interlinking cross-country ski trails. The trail can be accessed via the Golf Course parking lot from 9AM-3PM Monday to Friday or on Fairway Drive just east of the Golf Course entrance. Please follow the trail system and refrain from bringing pets.

Rotary Park

Rotary Park has recently completed a permanent landscaped fire pit with rock seating for year-round enjoyment. Firewood is provided from November to March.

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FUN FACT The best place to sled in Stony Plain is at St. John Paul II Catholic School on 48 Street.

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