Calgary, Alberta is known for its incredible parks; both by residents, and the Easter Bunny! From wide open green spaces to cozy, tucked-away spots perfect for little explorers, here are some of the best Calgary parks to host your Easter egg hunt:
Bowness Park: If you’re picturing a classic, storybook Easter egg hunt—this is it. With its open grassy areas, winding pathways, and charming river views, Bowness Park is perfect for families with kids of all ages. There are plenty of spots to hide eggs, plus playgrounds and picnic areas to turn your hunt into a full-day outing. Be part of a long history of Calgarians enjoying beautiful Bowness Park in the springtime. The Easter bunny knows its way around this gorgeous space!
Prince’s Island Park: Right in the heart of downtown, this park feels like a hidden oasis. Prince’s Island Park offers beautiful open lawns mixed with clusters of trees, which is perfect for hiding your Easter eggs. Easily accessible by public transport and beautifully maintained, you’re also close to refreshments for after the hunt! Just keep an eye out for Canadian Geese making their grand return after the long winter.
Nose Hill Park: If you want a more adventurous, nature-forward Easter hunt—this is your spot. One of the largest urban parks in Canada, Nose Hill Park offers wide open spaces, rolling hills, and a more wild feel compared to manicured parks. This is a great option for older kids needing a challenge, and groups bringing their pets along for the fun. Plus, the views from Nose Hill are spectacular!
Griffith Woods: With open meadows, forest trails, and scenic views of the river, Griffith Woods offers so many diverse landscapes for your fun. There’s tons of room to spread out, which makes it easy to organize different age zones. This area is also tucked away nicely, making it less crowded on a busy long weekend. Again, you’ll want to aware of wildlife joining in on your hunt.
Where are your favourite places to go Easter Egg hunting? Let us know in the comments below!
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