John Fry Park is located in south Edmonton between 28 Avenue and 31 Avenue. It is a staffed world class multi-use ball facility that has hosted numerous World Class and Canadian Championship level events.
Park History
Officially named on November 27, 1979, in recognition of John Wesley Fry (1876-1946), who was Mayor of Edmonton from 1937-1945.
John Fry played a significant role in refinancing Edmonton’s debt during the Great Depression and guiding Edmonton through World War 2.
Features and Amenities
| Ball Diamond | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 | 350' to RF, LF and 369' to CF Bleachers for 1500 |
| #2 | 230' to LF and 248' to CF and 255' to RF Bleachers for 1200 |
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#3 |
230' to RF, CF, LF Bleachers for 1200 |
| #4 | 225' to RF,CF,LF Bleachers for 200 |
| #5 | 225' to RF,CF,LF Bleachers for 200 |
| #6 | 225' to RF,CF,LF Bleachers for 200 |
Some of the organized sports clubs currently have lease arrangements with the City for preferential use of the site but the general public may also book the fields when available.
An additional 4.6 ha parcel within the site has been identified for a potential future recreational facility.Learn more about the Park Pavilion.
Vehicle Access
If you require vehicle access please make arrangements three working days in advance.
Other Parks and Green Spaces
To the East you will find Mill Woods Sport Park
To the West you will find Terwillegar Park