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Best Parks in Edmonton

Real videos of Parks in Edmonton — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. TELUS World of Science

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    InteractiveEducationalFamily-friendlyInteractive exhibitsPlanetarium showsWorkshops

    About the venue

    TELUS World of Science in Edmonton is a prominent science museum featuring interactive exhibits, planetarium shows, and IMAX screenings. The facility encourages learning through engagement and creativity, appealing to families and educators alike. Offering various workshops and events throughout the year, it serves as a hub for science education. The museum’s commitment to innovative programming makes it a popular destination for school trips and family outings.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a scenic view of a city park, starting with a camera panning right through circular perforations to reveal more trees. As the panning continues, the full view of the park area comes into focus, featuring green lawns, pathways, palm trees, statues, and buildings under construction in the distance. The audio includes a brief 'Go!' at the beginning.

    11211 142 St NW

  2. Brant Street Pier

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    ScenicRecreationalFamily-friendlyWaterfront viewsObservation platformFishing access

    About the venue

    Brant Street Pier in Maple, Ontario, provides stunning views of the waterfront and opportunities for outdoor recreation. This 2,900-foot long pier features an observation platform and is a popular spot for walking, fishing, and photography. Opened in 2011, it serves as a landmark along Lake Ontario, connecting residents to the beauty of the area. Additionally, the adjacent park has picnic facilities, making it a great place for families to relax. Visitors enjoy taking in the picturesque sunrises or sunsets over the water from this well-maintained, scenic locale.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a panoramic view of a park, showcasing trees, benches, and portable toilets. It then pans to the right, capturing a person walking along a paved path near large rocks and a body of water. The scene concludes with a distant bridge leading to another landmass.

    Brant Street