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William Hawrelak Park (originally Mayfair Park) is a 68 hectare park in the river valley featuring a 5 hectare lake and open grassy areas. The park hosts several major festivals and events throughout the year and is a fantastic location for all Edmontonians and visitors to explore.
William Hawrelak Park Rehabilitation Project
The City is looking to develop a 10-year rehabilitation plan to ensure the park continues to serve the recreational and event needs of Edmontonians. This plan will address the aging park infrastructure that requires repair, replacement or upgrades.
Features and Amenities
- Pavilion with seasonal food concession (limited hours)
- Picnic sites
- Lake (no swimming, boats, or fishing)
- Paddleboat rentals are available
- Playground
- Walking and cycling trails
- Ice skating
- Skate Rentals
- Cross-country skiing
- Parking (limited during festivals and events)
- On site washroom located in the pavilion as well as picnic site #1, #2 and #3
Accessibility
- Hawrelak Pavilion
- Accessible main entrance
- Lower service counters
- Curb cuts in parking
- Safe drop-off/pick up area
- Designated parking
- Wheelchair accessible washrooms
- Accessible pathways
- Partially accessible picnic areas, playground areas and fountains
Connecting Parks & Green Spaces
To the north you will find Emily Murphy Park, Government House Park and Victoria Park
To the south you will find Buena Vista Park and Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park