Confederation Park, Calgary, Municipal historic park in northwest Calgary, Canada.

Confederation Park covers 160 hectares between Mount Pleasant, Capitol Hill, Collingwood and Highland Park, with 10th Street West running north to south through it. It follows the course of the North Hill Coulee, so Douglas fir, dogwood and willows grow along the watercourse. The grounds hold picnic tables, tennis courts, baseball diamonds and toboggan hills, and the adjoining Confederation Golf Course borders the park.

The park was established in 1967 to commemorate the centennial of Canadian Confederation. This marked an important moment when the community received a new recreational space.

The park serves as a gathering space where neighbors meet for events and celebrations throughout the seasons. You will see families picnicking, joggers on the paths, and groups enjoying time outdoors together.

The park is easily accessible with parking, paths, and seating areas throughout the grounds for rest stops. Keep in mind that some facilities may have seasonal closures and trail conditions vary depending on weather.

The park follows the course of the North Hill Coulee, a brook left undeveloped because of uneven terrain. Its riparian corridor supports Douglas fir, dogwood and willows, and migrating waterfowl stop along it. The Centennial Ravine Park Society raised funds in the mid-1960s to secure this land.