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2 / 2About G. Edmund Kelly Park
G. Edmund Kelly Park is an activity spot in North Edmonton, listed on WhereToYEG under Parks & Outdoors. It holds a 4.3-star rating from 216 Google reviews. Highlights: Family Friendly, Wheelchair Accessible. Open 7 days a week. Find it at 15005 79 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5C 1C2.
Amenities & features
- Family Friendly
- Wheelchair Accessible
Great place though its located in a school yard in the summer there is no issue. Playground and water park close proximity to each other which is nice to watch kids play. I will definitely bring the kids back to this location, good energy here.
Lovely playground and spray park for the kids. One of the better spray parks in the city.
My kids had lots of fun here! The splash park is wonderful and the sand park is just as good. My kids really liked the big twirly slide and the tire swing!
The splash pad is so cool! The water is pretty cold, so if the day is cooler it might not be the most comfortable, but on hot days it’s perfect for letting kids cool off and get their energy out. The park is pretty good, some areas are a little old but overall it’s a great place for a summer day!
Splash park and a regular park right next to it! Not very much shade.
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