Parks and Trails

• Harry Morrow Ball Park - 501 116 Ave
• Paul Loiselle Soccer Park - 401 116 Av

There are over 4.5 kilometers of trails in Dawson Creek. The Dawson Trail is part of the Trans Canada Trail and winds through the community from 20 Street near Tubby's RV Park all the way past the Dawson Creek Mall. It's a great option for biking, skateboarding, walking and more. The trail is highlighted in red on the map below, with several access points near parking spaces, including:

• Dawson Creek Municipal Public Library - 1001 McKellar Ave
• Dawson Creek Mall - 11000 8 St
• Dawson Trail West Trailhead - 97 Ave and 20 St
• Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 10 St

 Community Map of Parks & Trails

Take your canine friend for a walk or visit Barbaree Park at 107 Ave and 15 St, which is the current designated dog park. Pet Waste stations can be found at a number of parks.

• Crescent Park - 94 Ave and 17 St
• Chamberlain Memorial Pioneer Park - Chamberlain Dr & 15 St
• Chamberlain Nature Park - 1925 102 Ave
• Elwood Drive Park - Elwood Dr
• Frederick William Newby Park - 2001 108 Ave
• Leoppky Park - Loran Dr and 16 St
• Kin Park North - 1101 107A Ave
• Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 9 St
• Peace Park - 10 St and McKellar Ave

• 99 Ave Park - 647 99 Ave
  • Small play structure and swingset, great for young children
• Crescentview Park B - 85 Ave and 18 St
  • Large playground great for all ages with swings, including infant swings
  • Expression swing for adult and infant interaction
• C.S. Kitchen Park - 1701 108 Ave
  • Smaller, toddler-sized playground attached to large field with swings
  • Expression swing for adult and infant interaction
• Elwood Drive Park - Elwood Drive
  • Small, quiet playground great for imaginative play
  • Expression swing for adult and infant interaction
• Fred Flavelle Memorial Lions Park - 93 Ave and 19 St
  • Large playground great for all ages 
  • Expression swings for adult and infant interaction
• Harry Morrow Ball Park - 501 116 Ave
  • Playground located right beside the local ball parks and soccer fields
• Hillcrest Park - 100B Ave
  • Swingset
• Kenn Borek Aquatic Centre: Small indoor playground - #300 Hwy 2 #2
  • Small, indoor playground great for toddlers
• Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 10 St
  • Large, accessible playground great for all ages and abilities, as well as two smaller playgrounds great for younger children
• Mile 0 Rotary Park - 1949 Alaska Ave
  • Two large playgrounds great for all ages located beside a future pump track for biking enthusiasts, which is currently under construction
• Old Pool Site - 105 Ave and 10 St
  • Small playground site downtown, great for young children
• Tremblay park - 1404 115 Ave
  • One medium-sized playground for older children and smaller playground for younger kids in a quiet neighbourhood

The Seniors Outdoor Fitness Park is an outdoor recreational facility located in Kin Park, across from the Health Unit. The circuit features 16 user-friendly stations with signage showing proper exercise technique, correct body position and target muscle groups. It's a great way to stay healthy and fit in the outdoors.

The Skateboard Park is located next our arenas. This facility has about 10,000 square feet of skating area within the 14,000 square foot park. Users of the park are encouraged to play safe using proper safety equipment, be courteous to others, keep the park clean and have fun.

• Badminton - outdoor multi-use courts at Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 9 St
• Basketball - outdoor mini court at Fred Flavelle Memorial Lions Park - 93 Ave and 19 St, outdoor court at Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 10 St
• Pickleball - outdoor courts at Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 9 St
• Tennis - outdoor courts at Kin Park South - 110 Ave 9 and 10 St
• Volleyball - outdoor multi-use courts at Kin Park South - 110 Ave and 9 St