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Recreation in Flagstaff
Recreation in the Flagstaff Region is about more than just staying active—it’s about building community. From local arenas and pools to parks and trails, our facilities are welcoming spaces where people of all ages can connect, play, and thrive. They support healthy living, encourage participation, and bring our communities together through movement, inclusion, and shared experiences.
Swimming Pools
Battle River Splash Zone & Sedgewick Lake Wading Pool
44243 RGE RD 124, 1km North of Sedgewick
The wading pool is maintained at a comfortable 78 F, creating an enjoyable space for children and families to relax and cool off. Just steps away, the Battle River Splash Zone Splash Park offers a vibrant outdoor water play area where kids can run, laugh, and beat the heat on warm summer days. With interactive spray features and plenty of room to play, it is a favorite destination for families visiting the Flagstaff Region.
Contact: 780-384-2256
Sedgewick, AB
Forestburg Millennium Outdoor Swimming Pool
4905 – 46 Ave.
The Forestburg Millennium Swimming Pool is an outdoor facility open from May through September. It offers a variety of activities, including public swimming, family swim, swimming lessons, private parties, birthday parties, and aqua fit sessions. Enjoy a refreshing swim or join one of the many programs available for all ages and interests.
Forestburg, AB
Killam Regional Aquatic Center
5175 – 51 Ave, (On Hwy 13).
Located inside the Killam Agriplex, this year-round, competition sized saltwater pool features a zero-depth entry teach pool. Enjoy public swimming, lessons, parents & tots classes, aquatic fitness classes, swim club and private bookings. Relax in the hot tub after your swim, or rent the pool for your next family function.
Contact: 780-385-3080
Killam, AB
Arenas & Curling Rinks
Alliance Community Multiplex
North Main St.
The Alliance Community Multiplex is located on the Recreation Grounds at the north end of Main Street. It has a natural ice surface, dressing rooms, a shower, a lobby, and a concession area. Winter hours are Monday to Sunday, 10 am to 10 pm, except for special events. Public skating is available whenever no event is booked.
Alliance, AB
Daysland Curling Rink
4706 51 Ave.
Three sheets of curling ice during the winter months. Offering Junior, Men’s, Ladies’, and Mixed curling. Pickleball is offered in the spring and summer.
Daysland, AB
Daysland Memorial Arena
4702 51 Ave.
The Daysland Arena boasts newly renovated dressing rooms and features a full-sized artificial ice rink, providing a top-notch facility for ice sports and events. Operated by the dedicated Daysland Arena Association, the arena is a central hub for community activities, including hockey games, skating sessions, and local events. The modern upgrades ensure a comfortable and efficient experience for players and spectators alike, making the Daysland Arena a key asset for the community’s recreational and sporting needs.
Daysland, AB
Forestburg Curling Rink
5401 – 50 Ave W.
The Forestburg Curling Club offers 3 sheets of artificial ice and hosts Mens, Ladies, Seniors and Mixed Curling Leagues. The season starts in November and ends in March.
Contact: 780-582-3693
Forestburg, AB
Forestburg Multi-Purpose Recreation Facility
4101 49St.
The Village of Forestburg boasts a state-of-the-art multi-purpose recreation facility, featuring a full-sized artificial ice rink. This modern venue includes an upper viewing area and a meeting room, providing excellent spaces for both spectators and gatherings. Managed by the Forestburg Arena Association, the facility hosts a range of activities, including hockey and figure skating programs. It is also available for rental for private events. In addition, the facility is equipped with a full kitchen and a concession stand, which is staffed by dedicated volunteers throughout the season.
Contact:780-374-2402
Forestburg, AB
Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre at Sedgewick
5301 – 51 Ave.
The Wild Rose Co-op Recreation Centre is a bustling hub for a wide array of community activities. From curling and skating to hockey and shinny, it accommodates diverse sports like bowling, baseball, football, and lacrosse. The facility hosts events ranging from Ag Society gatherings and rodeos to rock concerts and much more. With its artificial ice and well-maintained amenities, including heated seating, it provides a comfortable environment for both participants and spectators. Additionally, the centre is home to the Sedgewick Playschool, further enriching its role in community life.
Sedgewick, AB
Killam Agriplex
5175 51 Ave.
The Killam Agriplex facility is a hub of activity, housing several community amenities under one roof. Within its walls, you’ll find the Killam Memorial Arena, which boasts an artificial ice surface operational from early September to mid-March. This versatile space hosts a wide range of activities including minor hockey, Jr. B hockey, hockey training clinics, power skating, public skating, and shinny hockey, as well as school physical education classes.
During the warmer months when the ice is removed, the arena transforms to accommodate diverse events such as the annual indoor rodeo, various 4-H Club Beef Show & Sales, trade fairs, and community charity and garage sales. This multi-purpose venue, along with the adjacent facilities like the Killam Regional Indoor Pool, Flagstaff Family Resource Centre, S&M Fitness Centre, and the Multipurpose Room, ensures there’s always something happening year-round at the Killam Agriplex.
Contact: 780-385-3080
Killam, AB
Gibson Energy Center - Hardisty
48 Avenue & 49 Street
The Gibson Energy Centre, commonly known as the Hardisty Arena, is a centrally located single pad rink open from October through March. It hosts a variety of activities including hockey rentals, Can Skate, figure skating, shinny, public skating, and recreational hockey leagues. Adjacent to the arena is a curling rink with three sheets of ice and an upstairs viewing hall, perfect for watching games or hosting gatherings. In the summer, both facilities are converted into pickleball courts, available Tuesdays and Fridays.
Contact: 780-888-5656
Hardisty, AB
Strome Curling Rink
52 Street, 52 Avenue
Two sheets of curling ice offering Men’s, Ladies, Mixed, and Senior curling.
Contact:780-376-3765
Strome, AB
Lougheed Curling Rink
4903 48St.
Two sheets of curling ice offering Men’s and Ladies Curling Leagues.
Contact:780-385-4372
Lougheed, AB
Outdoor Recreation
Alliance Valley Ski Hill
2 miles south of Alliance. Hiway 36, TWP RD 40-0
Valley Ski Club was formed in 1947 and is nestled in the Battle River Valley near Alliance, AB. From those early beginnings, The Valley has grown to include a full-service lodge, rental shop, ski school and more. Generations of skiers and boarders have learned at The Valley …. now it’s your turn!
Contact: 780-879-2106
Alliance, AB
Killam Disc Golf Course
4616 57St
Nestled on the southwest side of Killam within Centennial Park at 4616-57 Street, the Killam 6-Basket Disc Golf Course offers families a perfect opportunity to savor the scenic outdoors together. The goal is to navigate the course with as few throws as possible. Tee boxes are strategically positioned to begin each hole, and success is marked by your disc hitting the chains and coming to rest in the basket.
Contact: 780-385-3977
Killam, AB
Crocus Walking Trail
The Crocus Walking Trail winds gracefully through the Town of Daysland, offering a scenic journey that includes wooded areas, a tranquil pond, and expansive stretches of lush green grass. This picturesque trail invites you to immerse yourself in nature as you stroll along its peaceful paths.
Daysland, AB
Big Knife Provincial Park
AB-855
Big Knife Provincial Park and the surrounding area has some of the most beautiful scenery in the Battle River Watershed. There are large hoodoos, dense coniferous forest, and beautiful coulees. Not only that, but once in park you have access to kilometers of hiking trails,spacious wooden campsites,day use areas, fire pits and picinic spots, playground and washrooms.
Contact:403-741-2246
Forestburg, AB
Paddle the Battle
The Battle River Watershed Alliance has created a guide for paddling the lakes and rivers of the Battle River. This guide was created to help novice and expert paddlers alike enjoy the beauty and benefits of the Battle River water bodies. The Paddle the Battle guide includes distances, the best put-in and take out locations, wildlife sightings, local attractions, and must-know tips for kayaking and canoeing at sites across the Battle River region.
Forestburg,Galahad,Alliance AB
Off-Leash Dog Park
5011 51Ave.
The Sedgewick Off-Leash Dog Park is a safe, community-built space where dogs of all sizes can run, play, and train in a fully fenced environment. Located behind the Recreation Centre between the ball diamonds, the park features a large open area with agility elements, providing plenty of room for exercise and socialization. This volunteer-run space encourages responsible use, with dogs under voice control and a focus on safety, cleanliness, and respectful interaction. A great stop for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors with their four-legged companions.
Sedgewick, AB
Heritage Park
Heritage Park is a delightful destination for a family day out, offering something for everyone. Enjoy a relaxing picnic in the charming gazebo or take a leisurely stroll along the scenic paved nature trail. This trail meanders through Heritage Park, extends into Centennial Park, and loops around the outskirts of town, totaling 2.5 kilometers of picturesque pathways. In addition to its natural beauty, the park features a fantastic playground, horseshoe pits, and a bike and skateboard park, ensuring fun and entertainment for all ages.
Contact: 780-385-3977
Killam, AB
Hardisty Nature Trails
Hardisty Nature Trails has a variety of loops to take, averaging 2 km per loop. However, you can join them together using municipal roads and streets to create a 10 km – 15 km trek if you want some adventure. Check out their Facebook page for the map.
Hardisty, AB
Sedgewick Walking Path
Enjoy a tranquil walk along Sedgewick’s paved trail, which gracefully circles Sedgewick Lake and passes by the Sedgewick ball diamonds and recreation facility. This serene path offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and community amenities, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and exploration.
SEDGEWICK, AB
Forestburg Tennis Court
4901 46Ave.
The Village of Forestburg offers a single tennis court conveniently situated next to their outdoor swimming pool. The court features nets set up from April through October annually. Tennis enthusiasts and the general public are welcome to use the court at any time without needing to book in advance.
Contact:780-582-3866
Other
Galahad Agriplex
218 Sir Galahad St.
The Galahad Agriplex is a vibrant community hub in the heart of Galahad, Alberta. Home to a 4-lane, 5-pin bowling alley, the space now features modern digital scoring and exciting neon bowling for a fun, updated experience.
More than just bowling, the Agriplex serves as a welcoming gathering place for the community. With a spacious hall available for weddings, reunions, and events, along with a cozy coffee corner to connect and unwind, it’s a place where people come together.
Galahad, AB
Heisler Recreation Centre
Haultain Avenue
he Recreation Centre is a vibrant community hub offering a range of activities and facilities. Enjoy the precision sport of archery in a dedicated space designed for both beginners and experienced archers. The centre features four lanes of 5-pin bowling, perfect for family fun or competitive games. For a unique twist, try neon bowling, where glowing lights create an exciting atmosphere.
In addition, the centre includes several rooms available for community groups to meet, host events, and hold activities. Whether you’re looking to join a league, plan a gathering, or simply enjoy some leisure time, the Recreation Centre has something for everyone.
Contact: 780-889-2262
Heisler, AB
Daysland Palace Theatre
5012 50 St.
Movie theatre showcasing new releases, theatre productions, and community events in art, theatre, and dance. Rentals available.
Daysland, AB
Heisler Archery
Heisler Bowling Ally – 302 Haultain Avenue
The Heisler Archery Club welcomes enthusiasts to join their shooting sessions on Tuesday and Friday evenings. Time slots are available from 6 pm to 7 pm, 7 pm to 8 pm, and 8 pm to 9 pm. Membership options include a $100 individual membership and a $200 family membership. The club is conveniently located at the former Heisler curling rink.
Contact: 780-678-0599
Heisler, AB
Family Resource Centre
5175 – 51 Ave. (Killam Agriplex)
Drop-in facility for families, children, and caregivers. Includes an indoor playground, reading corner, baby corner, snack area, and more. Programs and rentals available.
Killam, AB
Lougheed Field House
Harvey Street
Lougheed Field House offers 3 disinct spaces: the fitness center, the turf area, and the upstairs concourse viewing area. This versatile space for a wide range of activities.
Contact: 780-888-7816