Discover the best Edmonton Playgrounds
We’ve been exploring and sharing playgrounds since 2012. Here, we’ve created a guide to the best playgrounds in the city, a playground map that you can use to plan your next Edmonton playground adventure.
Kingsmeade Playground - St. Albert
Kingsmeade Park Playground is a fun, mixed use playground with plenty of places to play, and imaginative opportunities. The playground has a fun climber, tall slide, obstacle courses, and the popular grand-stand climber.
Ecole Mother d'Youville
Ecole Mother d'Youville playground features a unique climbing experience that is challenging for older kids, with traditional (and fun) playground elements.
Parc Reunis
Parc Réunis in Beaumont is an impressive slide tower with plenty of greenspace in the Elan neighbourhood.
Ecole Champs Vallee
Ecole Champs Vallée has a fun slide and super-climber that’s perfect for all-season climbing fun.
Cambrian Playground
Cambrian Playground is opening on October 14, 2023 and features a natural inspired playspace, with climbing and sliding opportunities, bright colors and natural materials.
Florence Hallock School Playground
Hit up the Zipline! This school playground has it all - accessible features and easy to get around turf, a spray park on-site and plenty of space to sit around the playground to enjoy a picnic.
Schonsee Playground
Schonsee playground is a traditional school playground, with some really cool features. The spinning sphere that children can actually get inside is a favourite.
Argyll Playground
Argyll Playground is a fun, cabin-themed playground in Edmonton. There, you’ll find an adventurous climb-through tube, all-ages friendly climbers throughout the playground.
Crestwood School Playground
Crestwood School Playground is one of the most unique climbing structures in the city, and well worth a visit for kids who love to climb.
Aurora Toddler Playground
Aurora Toddler playground is a rubber turf, space-themed, toddler-friendly playground in South Edmonton.
Westridge Wolf Willow Playground
The Westridge Wolf Willow playground has a feature you’ve probably not discovered before in an Edmonton playground: a human hamster wheel!
Rondeau Park Natural Playground
Rondeau Park is a St. Albert Natural Playground tucked away in the Midland neighbourhood - and it’s perfect for toddlers.
Wild Rose Elementary School Playground
Affectionately referred to by the kids on our team as the ‘Treehouse playground’ this is a fun option for imaginative play in St. Albert.
Cherot Paris Playground
Cherot Paris Playground is modelled after the Parisian design of the neighbourhood and features a 25-foot Eiffel Tower, a love lock bridge and a fun, electronic memory game.
Yelp Memo Marquis Playground
Marquis Playground features the first Yelp Memo interactive playground electronic game in Western Canada.
The Hills at Charlesworth Natural Playground
The Hills at Charlesworth is a natural, solar powered, modern playground in Edmonton.
