This facility includes excellent workout facilities, gymnasiums, ice and a great theatre. There's a…read morelittle bit for everyone in this recreation center and while I only visit sporadically I've seen good shows here, watched sports and think it's a great addition to the community of Fort Saskatchewan. There's even an indoor playground for the kids! I like the fact that there's a Booster Juice inside among other food options.

Great rink and indoor soccer etc. I just wish in the gym that there was a stretching area with…read moremirrors, that area seems cramped and awkward and the people downstairs can look up and watch you which is semi-uncomfortable..Otherwise, the staff are very nice and it is clean and they have everything you need!

What you want me to say?! Here for the Oilers! Only thing is the parking....... Well..... is…read moredowntown

The arena is huge and I love the Edmonton Oilers and the interior is very very, very nice even the…read moreexterior I love it

Open Mid July-August from 9am-6pm! No appointment required. We had a lovely afternoon picking…read moreberries. They had plenty of fruit to pick and sell pails for $1 if you do not have your own containers. We only picked about 2 lbs as it was a hot day! Bring sun protection and bug spray. $5 per person U Pick Fee that can be applied to your berries. $12/kg, cheaper than the supermarket! Look under the leaves and bend down for the best berries! They provide good updates on their IG re: availability for picking. They take Cash, Debit and Credit. PS: when you leave make sure you turn right and go back towards the main road the same way you came! Google maps told us to turn left when leaving the parking lot and we got a little bit lost!

Came here with a friend during a weekday morning and the entire process was smooth and efficient…read more Free parking. There was a table with hand sanitizer to use before approaching the booth. You are given a bucket and advised which row to pick from that way social distancing can be enforced. There were plenty of raspberries for my friend and I to pick (each taking a side). Mosquitoes were tolerable (but make sure to bring repellent). When you're done, the bucket gets weighed and you can pay by credit/debit card. They also sell fresh honey! Love this U-Pick farm!

The real name for this place is the Universiade Pavilion - but it's, more appropriately, called the…read moreButterdome by everyone. For obvious reasons. It's shaped as a giant block and painted a golden yellow. When I moved here, I saw it from a distance and thought it was an unfinished building with exposed inner walls. I always thought it looked like the inside of a Crunchie chocolate bar, a giant block of sponge toffee. Garish and giant as it is, it's a landmark, which is a good thing on a big campus, so many people have a love-hate relationship to it. It's right next to the sports hub of the university and it is used for big events, like concerts, sports meets, craft sales and also had an indoor climbing gym which is open to the public as well. I've been there on more than one occasion and it's a great place for a concert or just to use as a landmark when giving directions. Hard to miss a big block of butter...

The reasons I've been in this building have varied so very much over the years. I've been here for…read morethe Butterdome Craft Sale (both spring and Christmas editions) many times over the years and that has been wonderful -- well run and a great venue! I've been here to write exams over the years of my various degrees -- stressful and the desks aren't amazing either but this is a good use of the space. I've been here for at least one concert and it was a neat venue for this party! I've also really enjoyed watching/participating in sports activities here -- which is really the reason that the building exists, it having been constructed for the 1983 Universiade if I remember correctly. This is an essential facility for a University of this size. And while I do not visit it terribly frequently I think that it is still well used and in good shape for hosting the many events and activities that it does over the years!

We had a really great experience with Moyer Recreation centre for our wedding. The space is big and…read morehas a lot of potential! The bar setup is good! Our caterer was impressed with the kitchen that she had to work with. The staff was incredibly helpful, and the booking process was easy. Since we are from out of town, they worked with us a lot with deadlines, which was very kind of them! The only reason that it didn't rate 5 stars is because there are a couple updates that it could use decor-wise, but to be fair we easily fixed that with pipe & drape.

Whether it is watching my brother and sons play hockey or listening to the sounds of the latest…read moreartist on a Josphburg Presents evening, this multi-purpose building holds many fond memories for me. There is both a hockey arena and a hall in the building and both are put to good use by the community.

Stairs. Everyone's worst enemy lol. (Even those crazy fit…read morepeople!) I haven't actually been to a game here This review is specifically for the special privileged use for the stadium (specifically the stairs)! Thank you to November Project for scoring another great summer at the stadium stairs! (see NP's twitter for details ) If you thought the Royal Glenora and Wolf Willow stairs were hard, think again! Commonwealth Stadium has rows upon rows of extra steps of all varieties, from the lower bowl's shallow wide steps to deeper shorter steps, to the upper bowl's almost-scary even steeper staircases! (Like you're hiking down an Aztec ruin haha) But wait, there's more! You only get 30-45 minutes to get er' done! (Or to challenge those once a month 96'er specials - do the WHOLE stadium in ONE hour!!! Bahahaha!) Feeling the burn yet?

As season ticket holders, we've been to the stadium many times but this was our first Grey Cup game…read morehere. Most things were status quo, but there were a few notable exceptions this time. Being that this was a sold out Grey Cup game, there were a LOT more fans in attendance than usual. The biggest negative we encountered was the lack of staff directing traffic at the ends of the stadium. We ended up being stuck in the middle of a barely moving crowd for so long that we missed some of the opening ceremony. It was very dangerous and scary to be trapped in the middle of that, especially when security and the police came running through to attend to a situation. This was poor planning on the part of the stadium and luckily ended up being uneventful for us. The upside from what I saw, was that the concessions, 50/50 sellers and beer hawkers seemed to be reasonably efficient. The halftime show was absolutely amazing, the fly-overs awe inspiring and the game was pretty good too. All things considered, we had a great time. It's just a shame the Red Blacks didn't win...

it was very fun it also has a net you should come and it is close to my home just give it a chanceread more

This is a great Winter park. Well maintained by the City. Lots of space for the hundreds of…read moreskaters that attend daily. This rink is an offshoot from the Victoria oval. When you need a break from skating laps, you can veer off into a Winter wonderland. This 400 meter meandering track weaves around a picturesque landscape where you can have a chill glide and let your imagination wander. After dark, the decorative lanterns with cutout patterns cast a magical glow onto the frozen course. It's open 10:00am-10:00pm The skate "shack" is now a gorgeous facility with lockers, nice bathrooms and fountains. Plenty of bench seating where you can change your skates. Stow you boots underneath. Floor to ceiling windows for viewing. Now if El Niño would cooperate and give us some freezing temperatures so we actually have ice.