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Assiniboine Park has the requisite playgrounds (including the amazingly fun Nature's Playground) and playing fields, including cricket and baseball. In summer and fall, walk, jog, cycle, or rollerblade the universal-access path. In winter and spring, cross-country ski, skate on the pond, or toboggan.
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Aug 20, 2024 · Home to some of Winnipeg’s finest attractions and over 400 acres of land in the heart of the city, Assiniboine Park is often cited as the best park in Winnipeg. Even better, there’s almost always an event or something special happening within the park, no matter the season!
For over a century, Assiniboine Park has served Winnipeg as a hub of year-round activity, a joyful gathering place, and a natural oasis that allows visitors to reconnect with nature and each other.
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There are several large parking lots located inside the Park: 1. Next to the Nature Playground 2. Southeast of the Pavilion 3. At the Zoo entrance at 2595 Roblin Boulevard 4. On the west side of The Leaf, accessible from The Leaf Way (formerly Locomotive Drive) 5. West of the Qualico Family Centre (Note: There is no Zoo entry at this location. A fo...
Every year, a variety of fundraising walks and runs are hosted in the Park by not-for-profit and community organizations. For safety reasons, some of these events require temporary road closures. Requirements vary depending on the type of event (2K, 5K, 10K, etc.) and the needs of the client. Closures are typically short in duration and limited to ...
There are two, level two charging stations located in Assiniboine Park: 1. There is a single charger in the parking lot at the entrance to the Assiniboine Park Zoo (2595 Roblin Boulevard) 2. A double charger is located near the entrance to the English Garden across from the Qualico Family Centre and Riley Family Duck Pond. Nine electric vehicle par...
- Leo Mol Sculpture Garden, Winnipeg. The Leo Mol Sculpture Garden flaunts a superb collection of bronze sculptures by internationally renowned Ukrainian Canadian Dr. Leo Mol free of cost.
- Lyric Theatre. The Lyric Theatre continues the tradition of summer concert entertainment through the bands in the park and is one of the most loved places nearby Assiniboine Park.
- Mcfeetors Heavy Horse Centre. The McFeetors Heavy Horse Centre is home to the majestic Percheron horses, which connect visitors to Manitoba’s age-old rural and agricultural roots while offering seasonal wagon and sleigh rides.
- The Corn Maze. Corn Maze in and around Winnipeg is a must-experience if you have not yet. You’ll have to drive barely 15 minutes in the south to get to the area, which is an activity for the entire family.
For over a century, Assiniboine Park has served Winnipeg as a hub of year-round activity, a joyful gathering place, and a natural oasis that allows visitors to reconnect with nature and each other. The Park is home to popular attractions like the English Garden, The Pavilion, Leo Mol Sculpture Garden, the Assiniboine Park Zoo and The Leaf ...
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The park includes the 700-acre (280 ha) Assiniboine Forest, Assiniboine Park Zoo, Assiniboine Park Conservatory, the historic Assiniboine Park Pavilion, formal and informal gardens, a sculpture garden, a miniature railway, an outdoor theatre for performing arts, and numerous other attractions.
