Medicine Hat Alberta Parks

Echo Dale Regional Park.

The largest of Medicine Hat's parks, Echo Dale Regional Park is located along the South Saskatchewan River Valley. Discover scenic hiking the trails and two man-made lakes, one for swimming and one for boating. Canoes and paddleboats are available for rent. During the summer, the Echo Dale Swim Centre offers changing rooms, showers, and concession stands. For more information, visit www.medicinehat.ca/City Government/Departments/Parks and Outdoor Recreation/Parks System/Echo Dale Regional Park.asp

Kin Coulee Park.

Boasting more than 100 acres of open space with a creek running through it, Kin Coulee Park is a great place to play. Enjoy playgrounds, picnic areas, a toboggan hill, a beach volleyball area, and paved trails. For more information, visit www.medicinehat.ca/City Government/Departments/Parks and Outdoor Recreation/Parks System/Kin Coulee Park.asp

Strathcona Island Park.

Three miles of walking trails are just the beginning of what awaits you at Strathcona Island Park. Enjoy a water playground, baseball diamond, and boat launch off the South Saskatchewan River where you'll also encounter barbeque pits and picnic areas. For more information, visit www.medicinehat.ca/City Government/Departments/Parks and Outdoor Recreation/Parks System/Strathcona Island Park.asp

Lions Park.

Connected to Strathcona Island Park, man-made Lions Park beckons with several picnic areas, two baseball fields, a playground, tennis court, and fitness trails. Close to the South Saskatchewan River, the park encourages all types of boating. What's more, there's tennis and swimming available at the nearby Strathcona Centre. For more information, visit www.medicinehat.ca/City Government/Departments/Parks and Outdoor Recreation/Parks System/Lions Park.asp

Police Point Park.

Wildlife mixes in with beautiful flora and fauna to create a stunning nature reserve at 241-acre Police Point Park. For nature lovers looking to pick up a few pointers, the Police Point Park Nature Centre provides various displays and interpretive programs. For more information, visit www.medicinehat.ca/City Government/Departments/Parks and Outdoor Recreation/Parks System/Police Point Park.asp

Central Park.

You'll encounter just about everything at Central Park, from a water park and horseshoe pits to a basketball court, playground, and picnic area. For more information, visit www.medicinehat.ca/City Government/Departments/Parks and Outdoor Recreation/Parks System/Central Park.asp