Effective Date: March 23, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Fish Creek Provincial Park

The paved pathway within Lafarge Meadows in Fish Creek Provincial Park will be closed between the South Bow River Bridge (south of Stoney Trail SE) and 194 Avenue SE for pathway upgrades. Construction activities will start on March 23, 2026, and continue for approximately 6 weeks, or until further notice.

Please follow all signage and use the appropriate detour.

Follow the direction of all signage and personnel in the area and stay out of active construction zones.

Effective Date: December 8, 2025 - Until Further Notice

Where: Fish Creek Provincial Park , Sikome Aquatic Facility

Located within Fish Creek Provincial Park, Sikome Aquatic Facility (Sikome) is an artificial waterbody that welcomes approximately 100,00 visitors annually. Operated seasonally for the summer months, Sikome serves as a public swimming and recreational area. Although Sikome opened to visitors in the late 1970s, it has not undergone major renovations since its initial construction. Parks Division acknowledges the importance of supporting Albertans’ ability to access parks and opens spaces for health and well-being.

Parks Division plans to update Sikome Aquatic Facility to provide a modern ‘urban’ provincial park visitor experience. Construction in support of building refurbishment at Sikome Aquatic Facility will include replacement of two existing admissions booths as well as renovation of five existing buildings:

• Concession & Beach Shop with the addition of two universal washrooms rooms;
• Staff Services Building;
• North Change House with the addition of a designated Water Safety Centre;
• South Change House with the addition of two universal washrooms rooms; and
• Conversion of the South Administration Building to a modest Beach House open for public reservations.

Please the reference the Frequently Asked Questions for more information regarding plans for building modernization.

Construction for building modernization commenced in December 2025. To avoid impacts to visitors, major construction activities are occurring while Sikome is seasonally closed to visitors. It is anticipated the facility will be ready to welcome visitors in Summer 2026 (subject to change). Please stay tuned for the opening date on the Alberta Parks website.

Please note that select areas within the facility may be temporarily closed during 2026 on an as-needed basis as minor construction activities wrap-up. We recognize construction is inconvenient. However, it necessary to ensure visitor safety and support construction efficiency. Please follow all posted signage and do not cross construction barriers.

Other facilities and services in Fish Creek Provincial Park will not be impacted. Visitors looking for recreational alternatives can call the Alberta Parks Information Line at 1 (877) 537-2757 or stop by the Bow Valley Ranch Visitor Centre. Updated project information and closure details will continue to be available on our website.

Follow the direction of all signage and personnel in the area and stay out of active construction zones.

Effective Date: April 9, 2026 - Until Further Notice

Where: Fish Creek Provincial Park , Glennfield Day Use

Aggressive coyotes approaching dogs and park users in the Glennfield Day Use Area. Denning season.

If you come across wildlife, remember to:

• Give them plenty of space – at least 30 metres/100 feet (3 bus lengths).
• Be aware of your surroundings.
• Keep your pet on a leash.
• Do not feed wildlife.
• Learn more about Wildlife Safety

Report sightings and incidents to 310-LAND (5263).