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🕗 opening times
| Monday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Tuesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Wednesday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Thursday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Friday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Saturday | open 24 hours | |||||
| Sunday | open 24 hours | |||||
55, Pavilion Crescent, R3P 2N6, Winnipeg, Division No. 11, CA Kanada
contacts phone: +1 204-927-6000
website: www.assiniboinepark.ca
larger map & directionsLatitude: 49.8702491, Longitude: -97.2300939
Jim & Tara Mathew
::Such a fun day out even if you don't want to spend money. Always something going on here, plus beautiful ponds, Leo Mol sculpture Garden, conservatory, best play ground ever, so much to do here.
Seleni casa
::Edit! The Pavilion is now gone and The Diversity Gardens is being built in it's place. Look online for more information. Still beautiful, clean, and pleasant after all these years but I think they need more donations to run it (the restaurant and gift shop are gone). If it's cold out its great to bring the kids and show them what a live papaya or banana tree looks like 🍌 And it's free (plus the 🐟fish pond and turtle🐢 ponds are tranquil).
Andrew Gillespie
::With a permanent closure only days away, the place was understandably packed. Even so, it was impossible to miss the beauty all around. I hope they plan to transplant everything in the new building. It's free to visit until it closes on Monday, don't miss out!
Angelle Holmes
::The assiniboine park is a lot of fun and has a lot to offer. I spent a lot of time this year on the terry fox trail area when it was made into a ice skate trail. It's really neat to see the park change through the years. Enjoy!
David Waller
::This is a Winnipeg treasure and one of Canada's top urban parks. A park that you can spend a whole day at and not take it all in. You can go to the zoo and watch the Polar bears, take your kids to the new playground or bring your lawn chairs to watch a movie during the summer. My favorite thing is just riding my bike around the park on the paths and trails that leas you South of the park and ride the trails in our urban forest. Also don't forget to walk across the river and grab an ice cream at Sargent Sunday or just go for brunch at the restaurant by the duck pond. Simply put, you will love Assiniboine Park.