Yellowstone, America’s first national park, is huge and varied. We’ve spent a few days in Yellowstone every summer since my oldest was only a year and a half and have yet to get bored or run out of new things to do or things we’d like to see again. Planning a trip there it can … Read more
Note: This is a school playground and you may be asked to leave during school hours. Location mapCommunity: Hillhurst/Sunnyside – 1418 – 7 Avenue NWParking: limited parking. There is pay parking near Riley Park. Nicky’s Review (3 years old): I liked the little slide.Gordie’s Review (6 years old): I liked the big slides.Robbie’s Review (4 months old): … Read more
You don’t have to go far to have a fun filled family vacation. We’ve been exploring Alberta to check out the family friendly attractions that are right in our own backyard. Medicine Hat is only a 3 hour drive from Calgary and is filled with fun things to do and great places to eat. Here are … Read more
Note: This playground may be busy at times during the school year as it is used by the special needs school nearby Location mapCommunity: Red Deer – Behind Parkland School along 45 AveParking: free lot parking Gordie’s Review (6 years old):Nicky’s Review (3 years old) “I liked the rollerslide. But there was people. Then I just moved away.” … Read more
Note: This is a school playground and you may be asked to leave during school hours. Location mapCommunity: Hamptons – 10330 Hamptons Boulevard N.W.Parking: Free street parking Nicky’s Review (3 years old) “The castle. I didn’t like the wind” Age Range: 2 years-12 yearsGround Cover: pour-in-place recycled tire flooringShade: Some shade from the play structure itself. Features: Castle themed … Read more
If you are wanting to take your family on an Alberta staycation featuring urban adventures, Edmonton is by far your best and closest option. Luckily it has a lot of family friendly attractions. We spent a weekend in Edmonton to explore some of what Edmonton has to offer. There is way more to do and … Read more