Brown-Lowery Provincial Park, Provincial park in Foothills County, Canada

Brown-Lowery Provincial Park covers 3 km2 of forested foothills east of the Rocky Mountains, at an elevation of 1,370 m. It lies 27 km northwest of Turner Valley and 49 km southwest of Calgary. Front country hiking and wildlife viewing are the main activities, and Alberta Forestry and Parks maintains the grounds.

The park takes its name from Robert Brown Sr. and Major James R. Lowery, who pioneered the oil industry in Turner Valley starting in 1914. This naming reflects how important these figures were to Alberta's economic growth.

The entrance displays commemorative plaques about the region's industrial past and the park's connection to Alberta's oil development. Visitors can read the historical markers that show how nature and industry have intertwined in this area.

The park sits about 49 kilometers southwest of Calgary and features a network of hiking trails throughout. Winter visitors can snowshoe along these paths, and wildlife watching is possible year-round in different areas.

Home Oil Company Limited donated the grounds to Alberta residents in 1969, showing how an oil company contributed to nature preservation. This gift links the history of the petroleum industry with modern land protection in an unusual way.