Prince's Island Park

The river and bridge in Calgary, Canada (Princes Island Park) is a small river near the residential area of Princes Island Park, with clear water. There is a simple small bridge on the river, and the residential area is past from the bridge. Although it is snowing in the sky, people still walk over the bridge and do what they should do. For a while, the snow stopped, I was by the bridge, watching the reflection of the river, it was a beautiful picture of the city, hurry up with the camera to record it.

Calgary is a beautiful city. This is a city park. Princes Island Park has a rich natural scenery. The park is full of various green beauty plants and flowers. It is quite comfortable in the evening. The whole area is also good.

Princes Island Park is a free park in the city center. Here you can experience a good urban environment. The park building area is quite large. You can see a lot of plants and small animals. In summer, you can still have a lot of tourists.

it’s really a great attraction with nice environmenta+++++++ highly recommended

Princes Island Park is the heart of the BOW River, Calgary's largest public park. It has large green spaces and pine forests, often with small squirrels. This is a good place for Calgary people to relax, the river freezes in winter, it will become a free ice rink, very fun.

Prince''s Island Park A hundred-year-old park, close to downtown, quiet in the middle of noisy, the city and nature coexist in such harmony, we specialize in looking at the baby Canada goose

Prince's Island Park in winter is also beautiful in the sun. The walker has fun in the snow. The black haired squirrel tree runs up and down to find food. It is not afraid of people and is cute to melt. Peace Bridge is one of the landmarks in Calgary. The design of the bridge is like a red bullet train. It is like a steel red ribbon flying on both sides of the Bow River, making people want to take pictures. Imagine the park in summer, I don't know what a beautiful scenery it is.

We went to the bow river to see Shakespeare's famous play The Storm, everyone sat on the grass, some on blankets, some on lawn chairs. The live performance was amazing. There are many people in the park, and there are endless streams of couples or families walking, cycling, scootering, and dog walkers... flocks of geese welcome visitors. The trails and grass are well maintained and enjoyable. The entrance to the park is easy to find, and the bridge is wide enough for people to walk freely. Wheelchairs can also enter this beautiful park! There are also restaurants and bathrooms, which are convenient for those who need food, snacks and these facilities. Walking through the woods and crowds and enjoying the beautiful and charming bow river is a relaxing experience and a calm time. The best part of all this: it is free!