Brewer Park, Municipal park in Ottawa, Canada

Brewer Park is a recreational area along the north bank of the Rideau River at Bronson Avenue, opposite the grounds of Carleton University. It provides soccer fields, baseball diamonds, an ice hockey arena, play structures, a mini water park, and a community garden with greenhouse.

A public beach operated at Brewer Park Pond until 1971, when stricter water quality standards led to its closure. This shift transformed the location into a land-based recreation area focused on sports and community activities.

Each year, the House of Paint Hip Hop Festival brings 200 urban artists together for performances and art displays under Dunbar Bridge.

Brewer Park lies on the north bank of the Rideau River at Bronson Avenue, directly across from Carleton University. A low berm built in the 1980s shields the park, the tennis club and nearby low-lying homes from the yearly spring freshet. The pond edge is no longer a beach; it is now used for dog walking and attracts geese and ducks.

The Dunbar Bridge underpass wall became Ottawa's first legal graffiti zone in 2003, and the House of Paint graffiti jam began that same year to mark it. Works are usually repainted within a couple of weeks, so the wall rarely looks the same twice. The festival now runs recycling and eco-friendly waste initiatives and a clean-up day before the event.