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the contributions of past, current and future three ponds, wetlands, and a running creek through
community builders rather than naming it after a
single person or event in the City’s history.
“The park itself was always viewed as being
planned and designed by the community, for the
community and included as many things as could fit
in it,” says Ellis.
Located at 400 Blackwolf Blvd N, north of
Uplands, the $24 million park will be a jewel of the
City’s crown upon full completion in 2021. With
construction ongoing in stages, residents are
already enjoying the vast amenities at the park.
Some of the natural elements of the Park include
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the property. An outdoor boardwalk provides access
to a wetland . For warmer months, multiple sports
courts will entice people to come visit, including
basketball, tennis, pickle ball and an outdoor
challenge course, where people can come down and
challenges their dexterity, flexibility, and fitness. The
Park also includes a brand-new skate park for the
City’s growing skateboarding fans.
We are thankful to be
Two major attractions in the Park are the outlook
a part of Lethbridge’s
largest park develop-
and amphitheatre, where visitors get a great view of
ment, Legacy Park, and
the park and where future festivals and events will
proud to be serving
be hosted. This area looks onto one of the ponds
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