Parks
The Town of Swan River has many beautiful parks to enjoy. From our ball diamonds perfect for tournaments, to our spacious soccer fields, the community offers plenty of places to play and gather. Families and youth can also take advantage of the town’s vibrant skateboard park, which provide fun and safe spaces for practicing new tricks and staying active. Together, these recreational areas highlight Swan River’s commitment to outdoor enjoyment and community well-being.The Town of Swan River Recreation Department maintains numerous playgrounds & parks within in the Town.
- 1st St North Playground - 1st St N & 13 Ave N
- Arboretum - Heyes St
- Bobbie Park - Dale Avenue
- Crocus Park - Crocus Drive
- Dvorak Park - Duncan Crescent
- Kinsmen Pool Park - 221 9th Ave N, beside Centennial Arena
- Legion Park - 430 7 Ave N
- Nemetchek Park - Champlain Bay
- Parkdale Park - Parkdale Drive
- Parkway Park - Parkway Drive
- Rotary Park - end of Swan River Drive
- Rotary Sports Park
- Skateboard Park - 4th Ave N
- Triangle Park - 6th Ave N & River Park Drive
- Valley Road Park - Off 2nd St S between Hill and Valley Road
Any comments or concerns about our parks? Please call the Recreation Office: 204-734-4141 or email lgraham@townsr.ca.
Other Playgrounds:
- Taylor Elementary School Park (open to public outside of school hours)
- Ecole School (open to public outside of school hours)
- Heyes School (open to public outside of school hours)
- Community Bible Fellowship Christian School (open to public outside of school hours)
Hiking Trails in the Swan River Valley:
- Eichler Trail - near Minitonas
- Rex Leach Museum Trail - north of Swan River on #10 Highway
- Thunder Hill Trails - South-west of Swan River
- Pike's Peak Trail - North-west of Swan River
Hiking Trails within an hour from Swan River:
- Madge Lake, Saskatchewan
- Wellman Lake, Manitoba
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