Parks & Recreation Areas in Cumberland, Edmonton, AB
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12604 153 Ave NW, WEST EDMONTON, Edmonton, T5X 4M7
(780) 456-8809
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Castle View Village Mobile Trailer Park is a quiet and quaint park on the outskirts of the city. It boasts beautiful surroundings with nearby parks and easy access to major stores and highways. The community is well-maintained and residents appreciate the nosey neighbors who keep the peace. Major stores are conveniently located nearby. 
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14940 142 St NW, Edmonton, T6V 1H9
(780) 443-6016
City park Henry Singer Softball Park receives positive feedback for its well-maintained soccer fields, ample parking, convenient facilities including snack bars and bathrooms, and friendly crowd. Some guests note the presence of mosquitoes and confusion about field numbering. 
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11010 153 Ave NW, Edmonton, T5X 5H2
(780) 442-5311
Park Beaumaris Lake is a scenic destination offering great opportunities for walks, picnics, and wildlife viewing. The 2.7km trail is perfect for strolls, bike rides, and family visits. The area is dog-friendly with plenty of benches, tables, and picnic spots. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful views of the lake and abundant birdlife. The lake is picturesque during all seasons, especially at sunset. Restrooms are available at nearby establishments. 
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9425 109a Ave NW, Edmonton, T5H 1G1
Park Giovanni Caboto Park is a beloved urban recreation area with various amenities including hoops courts, a playground, picnic area, spray park, soccer field, fountain, and mature trees. Some visitors mention the presence of local stores and the abundant shades provided by the trees. However, a few have raised concerns about the neighborhood and the absence of public washrooms. 