Photo showing road to be reconstructed in Rundle Park.

Reconstruction on Rundle Park Road from 118 Avenue to the Disc Golf Course Parking Lot was completed in fall 2022.

Project Update - January 2023

Rundle Park Road reconstruction began in July 2022 and was completed in phases. Construction concluded on Rundle Park Road in the fall of 2022. 

Construction activities included road removal and reconstruction, curb stop and culvert replacement and improved street lighting and landscaping. The road is now fully operational. 

Project Information

Rundle Park was established in the early 1970s as part of the Capital City Recreation Park.  The park is located on the north bank of the river in the city’s northeast and has a wide range of features and facilities for users to enjoy. Sports fields, multi-use trails, picnic sites, and a golf course to name a few. It is also home to toboggan hills and an IceWay in the winter.  

Rundle Park is home to the ACT Aquatic and Recreation Centre, the Rundle Family Centre, Rundle Golf Course and maintenance yard, Edmonton’s only disc golf course, the Edmonton Wildcats Football Club and a City operations maintenance facility for River Valley Parks and Facilities.

This project will include the reconstruction of Rundle Park Road from 118 Avenue to the Disc Golf Course Parking Lot. 

Project life cycle Operate chevron

Summer 2022

Anticipated Construction

Winter 2021/2022

Detailed Design 

Summer 2021

Construction on Family Centre Parking Lot
 

Winter 2021

Preliminary Design