Help us shape the new Parks & Open Spaces Master Plan

The City of Spruce Grove is developing a new Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan to guide how parks, trails and open spaces are planned, developed, managed and improved over the next 15 years.

Spruce Grove has experienced significant growth since the City's previous Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan was completed in 2007. The new Master Plan will help the City understand current and future needs, identify opportunities for improvement, and establish priorities to guide future planning and investment.

The Plan will consider the broader parks and open space system, including parks, natural areas, trails and pathways, open spaces, stormwater management facilities, school sites, and future park lands within annexed areas.

Feedback and input from residents is an important part of developing this plan, and you're encouraged to have your say.

Visit the engagement website

How the Community can Engage

"Come Plan a Park" Community BBQ + Build-a-Park Activity 

  • When: Wednesday, Sept. 9
  • Where: Central Park (450 King Street)
  • Time: 5-6:30 p.m. (limited quantities of smokies; while supplies last)

Park Passport Challenge: visit parks, scan a code, share feedback, win prizes

How It Works

  • Scan the QR code: Use your phone to scan the QR code.
  • Have your say: Answer a quick question about the specific park, amenity, or outdoor space at this location.
  •  Enter to win: After submitting your response, enter the prize draw on the survey’s submission page.
  • Keep exploring: Visit the other Park Passport Challenge locations and complete the question(s) at each one for another entry into the prize draw. 
We still want to hear from you! If you're unable to visit a Park Passport Challenge location, simply click the links below to provide your feedback online.

Longview Park

Aspenglen Park

Joint Trail Connection

Cpl. Jim Galloway Memorial Off-Leash Area

Henry Singer Ball Park/Pickleball Court's

Rotary Playscape

Heritage Grove Park

Central Park

Jubilee Park

The project engagement website

A dedicated Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan engagement website has been created as a hub for project information and participation. Visit the site to:

  • Learn more about the Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan
  • Participate in surveys and online engagement activities
  • Find upcoming community events and opportunities to get involved
  • Share your ideas and priorities for parks, trails and open spaces
  • Follow project updates and key milestones
  • Review project materials and engagement results as they become available

Visit the engagement website

About the project team

The City of Spruce Grove has retained RC Strategies to support the development of the Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan.

RC Strategies is a Canadian consulting firm specializing in recreation, parks, culture and community services planning. The RC Strategies team will work with City Administration, Council, residents, community organizations and other parties to complete research, gather community input and develop the Master Plan. Visit the RC Strategies website to learn more about the project team. 

Questions?

For questions about the Parks and Open Spaces Master Plan, please email us.