The owners are rude and short with our team. We went in all…read moreexcitedly for a fun night and they were passive aggressive and ignorant and our team will NEVER BE BACK!!!

Friendly and helpful staff member greeted me upon arrival. The check-in process was slick and I…read morewas swinging for the fences in no time. Trying to hit every ball was tiring and I didn't use my 30 min allotted time. The staff member prorated my time and made a repeat customer out of me. I would highly recommend The Batting Cages, my only fault I found was it isn't located closer to me. Keep it up and see you soon!

Park is quite large with a reasonable amount of picnic tables, one of the best large hills in the…read morecity for sledding in the winter, fireworks in the summer are nice here, spray park is good for little kids when it's too hot, and overall very well landscaped. Only downside is that being the only large park in the area it is often packed in the warmer months and parking spaces are very limited.

GREAT park with small water splash pad, toddler area, swings, and playground…read more This park includes TONS of land and including grassy knolls, soccer fields, ball diamonds, and maybe even more! Located conveniently across from Mill Woods Town Centre - bus service would be a breeze to and from this park.

Brought the fam jam to Dovercourt Community Park today at the recommendation of a lovely green…read moreshack employee. This community league park features two new playground structures on sand with a small little rubber ground spray pad in the middle that is sensor activated. The playground equipment was excellent featuring a toddler area with 2 baby swings and a school aged playground as well. Surrounding the park is lots of green space, a baseball diamond, basketball hoops, a small skate park, and a small grassy hill great for sledding with wee ones in the winter. An outdoor rink and building is also on site but closed today. No public washrooms but a port a potty was on site today. No green shack program here but they do have pop up play one morning and one afternoon a week with the same fantastic staff and activities as regular green shack sites in the city. The park itself gets 4 stars... The water part literally only had 3 features so it's more of a cooking off feature. Our kiddos were disappointed so I think if you sell it to your kids as a park with a water cool off spot that may go better. This is located just off St. Albert Trail near the Sherbrooke community. This community league park features two new playground structures on sand with a small little rubber ground spray pad in the middle that is sensor activated. The playground equipment was excellent featuring a toddler area with 2 baby swings and a school aged playground as well. Surrounding the park is lots of green space, a baseball diamond, basketball hoops, a small skate park, and a small grassy hill great for sledding with wee ones in the winter. An outdoor rink and building is also on site but closed today. No public washrooms but a port a potty was on site today. No green shack program here but they do have pop up play one morning and one afternoon a week with the same fantastic staff and activities as regular green shack sites in the city. The park itself gets 4 stars... The water part literally only had 3 features so it's more of a cooking off feature. Our kiddos were disappointed so I think if you sell it to your kids as a park with a water cool off spot that may go better. This is located just off St. Albert Trail near the Sherbrooke community.Brought the fam jam to Dovercourt Community Park today at the recommendation of a lovely green shack employee. This community league park features two new playground structures on sand with a small little rubber ground spray pad in the middle that is sensor activated. The playground equipment was excellent featuring a toddler area with 2 baby swings and a school aged playground as well. Surrounding the park is lots of green space, a baseball diamond, basketball hoops, a small skate park, and a small grassy hill great for sledding with wee ones in the winter. An outdoor rink and building is also on site but closed today. No public washrooms but a port a potty was on site today. No green shack program here but they do have pop up play one morning and one afternoon a week with the same fantastic staff and activities as regular green shack sites in the city. The park itself gets 4 stars... The water part literally only had 3 features so it's more of a cooking off feature. Our kiddos were disappointed so I think if you sell it to your kids as a park with a water cool off spot that may go better. This is located just off St. Albert Trail opposite side of the Sherbrooke community. How could this park improve? Revamp/update water feature and open the indoor washrooms up to the public.

Great fenced ballparks (3 in total) at this location but one of the pitching mounds is off center…read more(field 1). Other than that it's a nice place to play baseball.

A nice public park with picnic shelters which you can rent from the city. The pavillion is…read moreexcellently well maintained with washrooms, rooms for activities and rent and lots of open grassy area for activities. There's even a small park for children, decent parking, and it is located very close to the river if you wanted to go for a nice walk on the paths. It is also walking distance from downtown. There is a skating rink in the winter (which I've not visited as most of my visits have been in the spring/fall/summer) but the space is lovely for a picnic or other summer activities. A smaller park, it is often less busy than other more well-known Edmonton parks in the downtown accessible area.

A beautiful place to stop by and enjoy the river valley in the summer! Lots of trails to go for a…read morewalk/run down. In the winter, there's a skating rink where speed skaters go to practice. The ice is fairly well maintained. This year they added in the 400m Freezeway, which is an awesome starter project. The loop is still fairly short, but lots of fun to skate! There are slight slopes which make it fun, but also a little scary for newer skaters. The ice is rough. Very rough. So be careful! The areas with the lights are very pretty and are a perfect place to snap a picture. I'm really excited about this project and hope they expand it in future years! There's lots of parking to be found here, which makes it super convenient to visit. A great place to head for some free fun, a workout, or even a date!

This is a baseball field so one's appreciation of the field is really going to depend on what event…read moreis being held here. I've been here over the years for Trappers games and more recently an Edmonton Prospects game. I've also been here for a party during the World's Masters Games (at which I was volunteering) and the field is a really neat concert venue as a result. It's perhaps not as big as a bigger ballpark but it is certainly very useable and useful. Having sat in box seats as well as in the regular stands I can appreciate both. The field is parking and transit accessible. I like to just walk down to it from downtown as it's a nice walk. While I'm not a huge fan of baseball, I will admit that one's enjoyment of a game here really has more to do with who one is with than the game itself for the most part. I think that the more dated aspects of the park would become renewed if we again had a higher league ball team playing here.

We love to go to games here and appreciate that seats are so inexpensive!…read more This is a fun alternative date night or weekend spot. On Canada Day, you can stay past the game to watch the fireworks. There is a concert .in between the two events. The food here is okay. It has switched to Remax field and I think that this is why the menu changed as well. There are fewer choices than before. I want to try to nacho poutine next time I am there. There are a variety of seats to choose from including lower bowl where you sit on field level, balcony seats, nose bleeds, and bleachers. I believe the field seats have a private bar and you can order your food instead of standing in line. We go to games as often as we can

Idc wat anyone says. That was the best accident anyone could have expierenced im this city of ours…read more A beach smack dab in the middle of our river right near the downtown core. Life was very grande with that occurrence. My kids loved it, was am easy after skool trip during the week . i have zero complaints at all. I do wonder is it still there? Can we still go there?

Glad I was able to check out this potentially temporary beach! We missed the main entrance but we…read morefound a secondary one that isn't as easy to use but it did the trick. We ended up on the eastern end of the beach. The sand is quite nice around there. I saw some people had a volleyball net set up and once you comb the same for rocks and branches it was perfect for volleyball. The day we went was really windy so playing would be somewhat difficult. In the middle of the beach there's a rocky section which had more litter then other areas. I saw a family picking up some litter to keep the 'park' as clean as possible. I also saw some rock gardens previous beachcombers had created including a cluster in inukshuks that mimicked the city scape behind it. Close to the main entrance to the beach (the carved out stairs) there is a really nice sandy beach. The sand is quite fine grain that it packs hard but is still really nice on the feet. It's also raised from the river but it's closest to the construction dam that allowed this beach to exist. Now regarding the water... the rivers edge appeared to be clean and the water was quite nice but I've heard without a lot of rain recently there could be some unappealing bacteria in the water. There was a section of still water that had come off the river and it definitely had an odor that told you not to go there.

This summer 2024 been there 4 times huge get together, swim floating, snacks , the kiddos make a…read moreday of it nobody burgers u or we all socialize love it!

It was better before the big slab of concrete was put in. But you know city and park planners. They…read moredon't leave the office much and it all looks good on paper? ‍

Nice neighborhood park but limited for ages…read more Playground equipment is mostly designed for toddler to about 7 years of age. My 6 year old becomes bored here quickly but entertains toddlers for a solid hour. 4 swings but the shorter style ones. They've added a portable potty here which is nice. There is also a soccer field and baseball diamond here. Biggest downfall is that it's on the corner of 2 roads with a fair bit of traffic and no fences.

Can you believe this was my first time at Foote Field? It wasn't even for a U of A game, either!…read more My second FC game, and my first time at Foote. TIckets were cheaper here than at Commonwealth, and it's because the venue isn't as nice. But it gets the job done - lots of seating, a big open grass space, plus they were selling pop and drinks, and hot dogs. Unfortunately, the wind-pocalypse hit in the first half and we booked it out of there before it got any worse. Because it's such an open venue, and it's raised up from the ground, you really feel the wind or sunshine or whatever weather you happen to be receiving at the moment. But the game was fun, the drinks kept us warm(ish), the crowd was enthusiastic, and Foote Field did its job.

My experience with Foote Field is based solely on attendance at FC Edmonton games…read more I guess this is a multi-purpose field for U of A students, and is definitely not soccer specific. This could be confusing as there are white, red, and blue lines on the field of play. There are two sections of seating; reserved on the west side and general admission on the east. Reserved is just regular seats and the GA side is raised up high school style bleachers. Trust me when I say the reserved side is much more comfortable, especially when there is adverse weather, like wind, or even when it's very sunny. There are actual bathrooms and concession counters on the west side, whereas on the east side there are four porta-potties and a Fat Franks stand (which is sweet), and dudes selling beer essentially out of an ice bucket. The GA side is also kind of up a hill a little bit, so while it doesn't seem like it when you're sitting there, you're a bit of a distance from the field compared to being on the other side. The field has your regular electronic scoreboard, but no huge TV for replays. I still find myself looking up for one, even though I know it's not there! You pick up your pre-bought tickets at the will call counter, or you can get tickets the day of. The box office isn't open on a regular basis as I understand it. There is tons of parking available and the LRT stops right beside the field. I suppose it will do for now, but Edmonton really needs a soccer specific stadium.