Parks, Trails and Sports Fields

Located near the University of Alberta Botanic Gardens, Bunchberry Meadows Conservation Area spans 260 hectares of old-growth forest, open meadow, and wetland habitat. The area features about 8.6 km of marked, easy trails, with signage showing distances and approximate walking times. Along the way, visitors can read panels that share insights into the area’s local plants and wildlife.

All sportsfields at Meridian Sports Park and Coal Diamond Sports Park are open.

Due to the weather, ball diamonds at Meridian Sports Park and Coal Diamonds Sports Park are closed.

All sports fields at Meridian Sports Park and Coal Diamond Sports Park are open.

Due to current weather conditions, the ball diamonds at Meridian Sports Park and Coal Diamond Sports Park are closed.

Due to current weather conditions,Coal Diamond Sports Park and Meridian Sports Park are closed today, Tuesday, June 2. This includes all sportsfields and ball diamonds at both locations.

Due to current weather conditions, Coal Diamond Sports Park and Meridian Sports Park are closed today, Monday, June 1. This includes all sportsfields and ball diamonds at both locations.

Parkland County maintains two sports fields, Coal Diamond Sports Park and Meridian Sports Park, both offering a variety of amenities including green spaces, soccer fields, playgrounds, and ball diamonds. These Facilities are open daily (weather permitting) from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm and are currently accepting bookings through September for events, sports tournaments, and other outdoor activities.