
Sir Wilfred Lauier Park - Edmonton, Alberta
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wildwoodke
N 53° 30.716 W 113° 32.972
12U E 330946 N 5932246
Sir Wilfred Laurier Park, named after Canada's eighth Prime Minister, is located in the City's west end. This park covers an area of about 83 hectares (205 acres) with numerous picnic sites for the residents and visitors of Edmonton, Alberta.
Waymark Code: WM7V44
Location: Alberta, Canada
Date Posted: 12/05/2009
Views: 4
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park, or Laurier Park, sits on the north bank of the North Saskatchewan River and extends from Whitemud Drive on its west boundary to Buena Vista Drive on the east. It covers about 83 hectares (205 acres) and includes the area used by the Valley Zoo.
At the park you will find a boat launch with fishing allowed in this reach of the river.
No dogs, please. There is an off-leash site north of Laurier Park and Buena Vista Drive.
Name: Sir Wilfred Laurier Park
 Street Location: 13221 Buena Vista Road
 Local Municipality: Edmonton
 State/Province, etc.: Alberta
 Country: Canada
 Web Site: [Web Link]
 Memorial/Commemoration: Sir Wilfred Laurier - Canada's eighth Prime Minister and the first Francophone Prime Minister
 Date Established: unknown
 Picnic Facilities: picnic sites (covered and not), washrooms and running water
 Recreational Facilities: •Picnic sites
•Power boat launch
•Fishing in the river
•Playground
•Hiking and bike trails
•Near the Valley Zoo
•Washrooms are wheelchair accessible
•Pay phone and water tap at the amenity building
 Monuments/Statues: none
 Art (murals/sculpture, etc.): none
 Fountains: none
 Ponds/Lakes/Streams/Rivers/Beach: North Saskatchewan River
 Special Events: none
 Traditional Geocaches: The three closest within 3/10's of a mile:
River Trail 2 by Hansk (GC1MPCV)
River trail 1 by Hansk (GC1MPCE)
Mini Toy Box - Edmonton by thisismeisthatu (GCY7DY )

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