About This Business

The City of Calgary is a municipal corporation responsible for providing various services and amenities to its citizens. One of its notable offerings is the extensive network of public parks, including Bottomlands Park, which is located in northeast Calgary. Bottomlands Park is situated just off Deerfoot Trail and offers stunning views of the city. It features two play fields and is connected to the Nose Creek regional pathway system, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The park is also conveniently located near TELUS Spark, a popular science center. With an area of 17 hectares, Bottomlands Park provides ample space for recreation and relaxation. The park is open from sunrise to sunset, and its facilities can be booked for various events and activities. The City of Calgary is committed to maintaining its parks and pathways, and citizens can request maintenance or provide feedback through various channels. In addition to Bottomlands Park, the City of Calgary has numerous community and public parks that are available for exploration. These parks offer a range of amenities, including natural areas, parking lots, picnic areas, and off-leash areas for dogs. The City of Calgary's parks and recreation department is dedicated to providing high-quality services and facilities to enhance the quality of life for its citizens. By visiting Bottomlands Park or any of the other public parks in Calgary, citizens can enjoy the beautiful outdoors, engage in physical activity, and connect with their community. The City of Calgary values feedback from its citizens and encourages them to provide input on its services, including its parks and recreation facilities. By working together, the City of Calgary can continue to provide exceptional services and amenities that meet the needs of its diverse community.