Mill Woods Sport Park is a community recreation area in Edmonton, Alberta, with sports fields, paved walkways, picnic sites, a small lake and the Mill Woods Recreation Centre. From Chateau Motel, a motel in Edmonton, it’s about a 14-minute drive.
- Location: 2730 66 Street, Edmonton, Alberta.
- Park access: 5am–11pm.
- Recreation centre: Pools, a fitness centre, indoor play space, courts and arenas.
- Water playground: Open in summer, 9am–5pm.
What to find at Mill Woods Sport Park
Mill Woods Sport Park brings together outdoor facilities and community recreation spaces in one Edmonton park. The City of Edmonton says it was initially designed in 1982 as a District Activity Park for active recreation in the surrounding community.
Park amenities include sports fields, paved walkways, picnic sites, a park pavilion and a small lake. Swimming and boating are not allowed in the lake. The park also has parking, portable washrooms and a water playground.
The pavilion and spotter’s box are open only to people who have booked the artificial turf field through the City’s Bookings department. The park is not wheelchair accessible, so take that into account when planning time outdoors.
Pools and recreation facilities
Mill Woods Recreation Centre has aquatic facilities, indoor activities and outdoor recreation amenities. Its main pool is 45 metres long and has waves, alongside a whirlpool, warm-water teach pool, sauna, dive tank, 1-metre diving boards, waterslide and zero-depth edge.
Beyond the pool, you’ll find a fitness centre, indoor play space, squash and racquetball courts, and two NHL-sized arenas. Outdoor amenities at the centre include tennis courts, sports fields, a running track and a skateboard park. The centre is fully accessible and has four accessible parking stalls.
Programs include swimming lessons and aquatic activities, safety and aquatic certification programs, fitness, adapted programs and indoor playground programs. Private aquatic rentals are available; recurring groups and school bookings must use Aquatic School Bookings. Instructor-led drop-in programs aren’t included in Value admission rates and require Benefits Plus admission.
How do you get to Mill Woods Sport Park?
The park is at 2730 66 Street, Edmonton, Alberta. The recreation centre has a separate address: 7207 28 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T6K 3Z3. Lakewood Transit Centre is the closest transit centre to the recreation centre.
If you’re planning to use public transport, the Edmonton public transport guide covers routes, fares and useful stations. The park and recreation centre have distinct addresses, so check which facility you’re heading to before setting off.
Hours, admission and visitor checks
Single-visit rates are $9.75 for adults aged 18–64, $8.25 for seniors aged 65 and over, $8.25 for youth aged 13–17, $6.50 for children aged 2–12, and $26.50 for a household of up to seven people from the same home.
Opening hours
- Monday to Friday: 16:00–22:00
- Saturday and Sunday: 8:00–22:00
Last checked November 2026. Hours can change on holidays and for special events.
Park access is 5am–11pm. The water playground is open in summer, 9am–5pm. Public washrooms on the pavilion’s east side are open May 1–September 30: Monday–Friday 4pm–10pm and Saturday–Sunday 8am–10pm. From October 1–April 30, pavilion washrooms are open only when the artificial turf field facility is booked.
Separate schedules cover pool amenities, group fitness, arenas and drop-in programs. Check the official site before you go, especially for current schedules, seasonal washroom access and admission details.
FAQs
Can you swim in the park’s small lake?
No. Swimming and boating are not allowed in the lake.
Is Mill Woods Sport Park wheelchair accessible?
The park is not wheelchair accessible. Mill Woods Recreation Centre is fully accessible and has four accessible parking stalls.
Can you book the pavilion?
The pavilion and spotter’s box are open only to users who have booked the artificial turf field through the City’s Bookings department.
Does admission include instructor-led drop-in programs?
No. Instructor-led drop-in programs require Benefits Plus admission rather than Value admission.