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Parks and Trails

Parks

Gibbons hosts ten parks, including seven playgrounds, two passive parks, and a sports grounds area.

Brumfit Park

Gibbons best kept secret, this park is located in the centre of Brumfit subdivision. This playground hosts a playground structure and individual pieces of equipment.

Gibbons Memorial Park

The Town of Gibbons is currently working on the revitalization of Memorial Park. The park is located adjacent to the Gibbons Memorial Gardens along the intersection of 51st and Lunnon Drive. The link below will direct you to the concept design showing the proposed recommended upgrades and phasing. These recommendations were created by our professional consultants at EDS Group Inc. and were based off the community feedback at the Public Drop-In Session for the Recreation and Parks Master Plan.

Memorial Park Revitalization

 

Riverview Park

Located directly behind the Sturgeon Alliance Church, this park was completely replaced in 2011 with a historic themed playground that compliments the end of the River Valley Trail (part of the historic Athabasca Landing Trial).

Mile 26 Park

Located on 53 Avenue, and home to an impressive Communities in Bloom rock, this passive park was Mile 26 on the historic Athabasca Landing Trail. Take a picnic lunch and sit with your family reflecting on times from the past!

Oliver Park

This passive park is home to the Gibbons Museum. The museum is operated by the Sturgeon River Historic Society and hosts turn of the century buildings, equipment, tools and artifacts. The Museum is open from the May long weekend until the September long weekend and is the location of many summer events. Groups tours can be arranged by contacting the Town at 780.923.3331.

Trails & the Sturgeon River Valley

Gibbons is home to a beautiful trail system that is situated in the Sturgeon River Valley.  The Town of Gibbons has established a Trail Services Committee made up of community volunteers.  The Town is working with the committee to help identify and prioritize maintenance items, future usage and possible long term expansion of the trail system to suit the needs of our growing community.  *Please note that the Trail Services Committee structure is currently under review.  Any vacancies will be filled once the review is completed.