Duke of Sutherland Park is one of the largest parks in Brooks. Home to Canada Day, the park features a newly renovated Everyone Plays Playground, Water Spray Park, an outdoor fitness area and two baseball diamonds.

Water Park Closed for the Season

When in season, the operating hours are 9am to 9pm daily. Please note the water features will only operate when the temperature is above 20°C.

Located on Sutherland Dr E, next to Harwood Ford, Brooks Dog Park is the perfect place for your four-legged friends to run, play, and socialize in a safe and welcoming environment. With a total of 9.4 acres, our park features spacious, fenced-in areas for both small and large dogs!

Features of the Park

Completed

• 8.5 acres, fully enclosed with a chain link fence
• Small dog area of 0.5 acres
• Walking trail throughout
• Dog drinking water station

Coming Soon

• Benches and picnic tables
• Agility equipment
• Paved pathway to the dog park

Fundraising

Help us grow the Brooks Dog Park by purchasing a sign! Each 6"x12" sign costs $100 and will be displayed on the fencing at the dog park, helping us improve the space for our furry friends!

The community park is a green-space park with large grass lawns, rock and flower gardens surrounded by trees and recreation pathway. Decorating the lawns and enjoying the shade under the trees are day use picnic tables. For small picnic groups there is a day use shelter in the park.

For larger groups there is a 1911 Alberta Heritage House called the CPR Engineer's House which is a available for events, meetings, festivals, weddings and workshops.

From one end of the park - traveling in an east -west direction - is a paved recreation path. There are information boards in the park , as well as, some sitting benches located along the pathway. The path in Evergreen park continues and connects to other parks - the West End Park and Pleasant Park. Combine the parks and the walkway makes for an excellent loop route for recreational activities.

Some of the activities enjoyed on the walkway include walking, biking, on leash dog walking, jogging and rollerblading.

Fairview Park is a small centrally located park that is used by local neighborhoods and the community for its soccer fields.

JBS Canada Park, formerly McKay Park has recently undergone several exciting enhancements, creating a more enjoyable and versatile space for the community. Key updates include:

• A mini soccer field for recreational play.
• A charming gazebo for gatherings and relaxation.
• A designated sitting area perfect for picnics.
• A covered area providing shade and comfort.
• Upgrades to the playground to enhance children's play experiences.
• A connecting pathway linking all these new facilities together, ensuring easy access and a seamless park experience.

These improvements make JBS Canada Park a vibrant and welcoming destination for all ages

Lake Stafford is a recreation area on the biggest lake in the community of Brooks. On the south shore of the lake is a day use park called Lake Stafford Park. And on the west and south shores of the lake are green-space areas and grass lawns. While on the north end of the lake is the Trans Canada Highway.

Connecting the areas of the park is a paved pathway which is one of the most popular recreation paths in Brooks. Along the edges of the trail are various sitting benches ideal for sightseeing and bird watching. 

The paved trail is popular for many summer activities such as day walks, jogging, biking, on leash dog walking and rollerblading. The path is also wheelchair and baby stroller friendly.

Lake Stafford also features a boat launch for non-motorized waster craft where you may find locals fishing. The area also features a picnic area with picnic tables, sitting benches, open space and a playground. Nearby the paved trail leads to a local iconic lighthouse structure sitting out on a point of the lake.

NOTICE: The Duke of Sutherland Water Park is now closed for the season

The Duke of Sutherland Water Park is free for all users and has a brand-new design and all-new equipment. There are new spray heads, new obstacles, a water gun section, a slide, and other fun sprayers for children of all ages.

Funding for the project came from a partnership between the City, the County of Newell and the Federal Government (through the stimulus funding RinC Grant).

The park is open from May to September and the water will run automatically if the outdoor temperature is 20 degrees Celsius (°C) and above.

Petrick Park features three baseball diamonds and two playground areas. The community park is a green-space park with large trees connected by a recreation pathway.

Veterans Park is a serene and reflective space dedicated to honoring the service and sacrifices of our local veterans. Located in the heart of Brooks, this park offers a peaceful environment for visitors to reflect and pay tribute to those who served in various conflicts.

With beautifully landscaped grounds, walking paths, and a central monument, Veterans Park is a popular spot for quiet contemplation, community gatherings, and Remembrance Day ceremonies. The park is designed to provide a sense of remembrance and respect, offering a place for reflection while also serving as a community hub for events and activities throughout the year.

Come visit Veterans Park and take a moment to honor the legacy of those who have served our country.