St. Vital Park, Public park in South Winnipeg, Manitoba

St. Vital Park is a 100-acre (40 ha) park on a bend of the Red River in southern Winnipeg, the city's third largest. Its cleared land and paved roads date from 1929. Paths link two playgrounds, open lawns and a skating pond used in winter, and the grounds host weddings, picnics and community sports teams.

The park began development in 1929 with land clearing and road construction, becoming one of the largest parks in Winnipeg. Over the decades, new areas were added and the grounds expanded.

The park serves as a gathering place where locals celebrate events, take photos, and share meals in the shelters. These spaces show how green areas shape the rhythm of community life in the neighborhood.

The park sits on a bend of the Red River in south Winnipeg, with paved roads laid out from the first works of 1929 and pathways covering the grounds. A skating pond is set near the paths in winter. Two playgrounds serve younger and older children, and the park is used by dog walkers, joggers and community sports teams.

During winter months, the grounds transform into a winter recreation area with skating ponds and toboggan slopes. This seasonal shift makes the park engaging for different activities throughout the year.