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Albert Park Radisson Heights Overview

Situated in southeast Calgary's Albert Park Radisson Heights community, this off-leash area offers a diverse urban escape.

Known as Calgary Radisson Heights Dog Park, it blends open fields with natural terrain, ideal for dogs and owners seeking variety.

Its elevated position provides stunning downtown skyline views, enhancing every visit.

Albert Park Map

Albert Park Radisson Heights Quick Facts

Location: West of Deerfoot Trail, south of weir, Calgary, AB
Size: Approximately 2 hectares
Type: Urban off-leash area
Terrain: Open fields with gentle slopes
Surface: Natural grass, some gravel paths
Parking: Street parking along 28 St SE
Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Fencing: Unfenced with natural boundaries
Lighting: Limited street lighting nearby

Access Points & Parking

Main Entrance: 28 Street SE near Bow River Pathway
Secondary Access: Memorial Drive pathway connection
Street Parking: Along 28 Street SE and nearby streets
Transit: Bus stops on Memorial Drive and 17 Ave SE
Accessibility: Gravel paths, moderate slopes

Essential Gear for Albert Park Radisson Heights

Park Essentials

Recommended for this open space:

Insulated Water Bottle & Bowl Set - Key for long play sessions
Long Training Lead - Ideal for recall in open areas
Portable First Aid Kit - Essential for active play

Seasonal Gear

Weather-specific items:

All-Weather Dog Jacket - For variable weather
High-Visibility Gear - For evening visits
Portable Shade Canopy - For summer afternoons

Albert Park Popular Walking Routes

Memorial Loop: ~1 km circuit via Memorial Drive pathway
Hilltop Trail: ~0.5 km path with city views
Community Circuit: ~1.5 km loop around the perimeter
River Path: ~0.8 km along Bow River edge

Albert Park Radisson Heights Wildlife Awareness

At Calgary Radisson Heights Dog Park, expect urban wildlife like rabbits, ground squirrels, and magpies.

Occasional coyote sightings occur near dawn/dusk due to river proximity, keep dogs under control.

Visitor Tips

Best Times to Visit

Early Mornings (6-8 AM): Quiet with great views
Mid-day (11 AM-2 PM): Popular with locals
Evening Golden Hour: Stunning downtown sunsets
Weekday Afternoons: Less crowded for training

Safety Guidelines

Watch for bikes on connecting pathways
Avoid slopes after rain
Caution at dawn/dusk for wildlife
Stay within off-leash boundaries
Respect nearby residents

Albert Park Radisson Heights Seasonal Information

Spring (March-May)

Wildflowers bloom (March 2025)
Muddy patches post-snowmelt
Bird watching peaks

Summer (June-August)

Morning visits beat heat
Limited shade in open areas
Evening gatherings common

Fall (September-November)

Fall colors near trees
Ideal play temperatures
Earlier sunsets shift visits

Winter (December-February)

Chinook winds vary conditions
Snow-packed paths
City lights enhance evenings

Recent Updates (March 2025)

Albert Park Radisson Heights added new waste stations in early 2025 after community requests.

Calgary Radisson Heights Dog Park saw minor path repairs to address erosion near the river.

Signage was updated to clarify off-leash boundaries, improving safety.

Albert Park Radisson Heights Off-Leash Area