Feeling the heat? With high temperatures in our current forecast, it’s extra important to stay cool. One way to do so? Well, if you’re still determined to get out and about, we’d recommend hitting one of Edmonton’s many pools!
Here are just a few splash parks, waterparks, swimming holes and more that you can visit this week – just don’t forget to bring your sunscreen!
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POOLS
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Due to the popularity of pools and water parks on hotter days, please check with each location before attending as they may be at max capacity.
QUEEN ELIZABETH OUTDOOR POOL
Where: 9170 Walterdale Hill NW, Edmonton
BORDEN NATURAL SWIMMING POOL
Where: 7615 Borden Park Road NW, Edmonton, Alberta
FRED BROADSTOCK OUTDOOR POOL
Where: 15720 105 Ave NW, Edmonton
OLIVER OUTDOOR POOL
Where: 10315 119 St NW, Edmonton
WATERPARKS
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WORLD WATER PARK
Alberta’s wildest waterpark, West Ed’s iconic spot has several slides, a wave pool, a rope swing, a zipline and more. No, this one is not outside, but it is by far the biggest and best in the province and totally worth visiting if you’re looking to beat the heat this summer.
Where: 8882 170 St NW #1338, Edmonton
Time: 10 am – 5 pm
Cost: $64+
WHITECOURT RIVERSLIDES
Though Whitecourt is a tad smaller than the others on the list, it still offers an entire day of fun. With a beach, splash park and river tube slides, guests can cool down, chill out and get their adrenaline going with friends, family or their kids.
Where: 5004 52 Avenue, Box 509
Time: see times above
Cost: Free
SYLVAN LAKE AQUA SPLASH
Located in Sylvan Lake – this Aqua Splash isn’t your run-of-the-mill waterpark. It’s better described as an obstacle course but don’t let that deter you! This giant inflatable attraction is a ton of fun – so make sure you check it out this summer.
Where: 5104 Lakeshore Drive Sylvan Lake, Alberta
Time: 11 am – 8 pm
Cost: $17.50+
SWIMMING HOLES, LAKES AND BEACHES
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LAKE ANNETTE
Located pretty close to the town of Jasper, Lake Anette is well known for its quiet sandy beach, crystal clear water, its beautiful grassy area perfect for laying about or having a bite, and like everything else that is in or around the mountain town, its beautiful view.
Where: Directions here
SYLVAN LAKE
Sylvan Lake is by far the most popular beach in Alberta. Located at the midpoint between Calgary and Edmonton, Sylvan is where you go to make a memory, have a nice lunch, take a walk and hang out on the sand.
Where: Directions here
KINOSOO BEACH
Considered by many to be the best beach in not only Alberta but Canada as well, Kinsoo is located on the east end of Cold Lake. With tons of sand, gorgeous views and equipment rentals, and a designated swimming area, those who haven’t been – should definitely check it out this summer.
Where: Directions here
ALBERTA BEACH
Located West of Edmonton, this adorable spot is warm, shallow, and great for families with smaller kids. In addition to the beach, there’s also a pretty big grassy area where you can have a picnic lunch before heading back to the water.
Where: Directions here
SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL BEACH AND CAMPGROUND
Located 5 km east of Lac La Biche, this in-province island getaway offers an authentically Albertan camping experience and of course, an incredible beach. Here, guests can swim, paddleboard, go boating, lounge, fish, hike or bike – in addition to staying in their choice of RV, Tent or rental cabin.
Where: Directions here
SPRAY PARKS
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JACKIE PARKER SPRAY PARK
Where: 4540-50 Street
CASTLE DOWNS SPRAY PARK
Where: 11520 153 Avenue NW
KINSMEN PARK COMMON
Where: 9100 Walterdale Hill NW
Whew, well, there you have it, friends. Swimming holes, pools and waterparks in Edmonton that you have to check out this summer! Which one will you check out first? It’s going to be a tough call!
