Rotary Recreation Park

Rotary Recreation Park, located in downtown Red Deer, is a hub for all things recreation, sport, and culture in Red Deer. The park is one-of-a-kind in the community, and it offers activities for people of all ages.
REC - Rotaty Recreation Park Sign

Location

Rotary Recreation Park can be accessed from 47A Avenue (map).

The Site Amenities

No matter where you turn in Rotary Recreation Park, you’ll find an activity to enjoy. The park has a wealth of opportunities and facilities that are operated by a variety of community organizations. Please see the contact information below for the individual park features.

Recreation Centre 403-309-8428
Recreation Centre Picnic Site Picnic Shelters online booking
Children's Playground 403-309-8428
Blue Grass Sod Farm Central Spray and Play 403-309-8428
Heritage Square Outdoor Weddings - 403-309-8537
Outdoor Speed Skating Oval 403-309-8411
Horseshoe Pitches 403-309-8411
Red Deer Museum and Art Gallery 403-309-8405
Red Deer Archives 403-309-8403

 Other Partners on Site

  
Golden Circle Senior Resource Centre 403-343-6074
Red Deer Tennis Club 403-346-7567
Norwegian Laft Hus 403-347-2055

As part of our sustainable, long-term planning for outdoor recreation, Rotary Recreation Park wading pool, which has experienced ongoing maintenance issues, will be closed permanently.

News & Notices

Red Deer supports fiscal framework AUMA

September 25, 2020

The City of Red Deer supported The City of Edmonton in its resolution for a new financial framework that would better serve municipalities, which was presented at the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) Annual (Virtual) Conference yesterday.

Westerner Park forensic audit results to

September 25, 2020

At a Special Council meeting on September 29, City Council will receive and review a report outlining the results of a forensic audit of Westerner Park.

A new organizational structure

September 25, 2020

Effective October 1, 2020, The City of Red Deer will reduce the number of divisions reporting to the Office of the City Manager from five to three as part of current structural changes taking place within the organization.