Parks and Recreation
Fort Macleod is nestled into a beautiful prairie landscape. The Old Man River flows just north of town and gives us a recreational playground in the Wilderness Park. There you will find native plants and prairie wildlife. Groups often float down the river in canoes, kayaks or inner tubes. Joggers and cyclists cross the green bridge to get their daily workout on the roads and trails and bird watchers are intrigued by the feathered friends that make their homes in the river bottom trees. Ball diamonds and youth camps are also found in this area.
Arena
- Address: 235 21 St
- To book the arena call 403-553-4101.
- For facility information call Dan Smith at 403-553-4101
Our arena is in the centre of town adjacent to the swimming pool. This meeting place sees farmer’s markets and various events in the summer and once winter moves in, curling and skating take over. Town hockey leagues and figure skating classes keep the area residents entertained, whether they are participating or watching. If you are in need of a space, check out the rental options under Facility Rentals.
Public Skate 2019
Swimming Pool
- Address: 235 21 St.
- Phone: 403-553-4101
- Website: https://fmpool.square.site/
- Email: [email protected]
Cool off in our swimming pool during the summer months. Swimming lessons, Aquafit classes, lane swimming, public swimming – there’s a time for each. Check out our schedules for rates, hours of operations and scheduled swim times. This facility is also available to rent. See the new pool website for all of the current information. https://fmpool.square.site/
Ball Diamonds
Ball Diamond Complex
- Location – On First Avenue South (On Centre Trail North of the Airport Properties)
- Phone: 403-553-4101
Our ball diamond complex has slow pitch diamonds and one hard ball diamond. Our Fort MacLeod Royals, who belong to the American league, play out of this location and manage the use of the facilities.
Little League
- Phone: 403-553-4101
We also have two diamonds for Little League between 22nd and 23rd street and Fifth and Sixth Avenue.
