Prince’s Island Park Calgary

Situated in the center of downtown Calgary, in the center of the scenic Bow River, Prince’s Island Park is a peaceful place for visitors and residents to relax, unwind and enjoy a bit of serenity in the center of the bustling city.

About Prince's Island Park

Named in honor of Eau Claire Lumber Mill founder, Peter Anthony Prince, Prince’s Island Park was built in 1947. The park’s land was donated by the Prince family and features both landscaped and natural environments, including a wetland area, a lagoon, open green spaces, manicured gardens and mature trees.

Things To Do at Prince’s Island Park

From walking trails and bike paths to picnic areas and playgrounds, Prince’s Island Park offers plenty to see and do for a full day’s worth of fun. Enjoy a walk or ride down the scenic pathways, get some culture by discovering the park’s many sculptures, enjoy a picnic by the river, watch the ducks and geese, tarry in the flower gardens, or grab a cup of coffee at the café.

Prince’s Island Park Festivals and Events

Prince’s Island Park plays host to a range of holiday celebrations, festivals and events throughout the year. From thrilling Canada Day celebrations to cultural events and food festivals, visitors and locals will find plenty of opportunity to celebrate at Prince’s Island Park.

• Canada Day celebrations
• Calgary Folk Music Festival
• Shakespeare in the Park
• Carifest
• Heritage Day celebrations
• Afrikaday
• Expo Latino
• Barbecue on the Bow