Parks & Rec

The Crescentwood and Osborne Village neighbourhoods of Winnipeg offer a unique blend of urban vibrancy and green spaces, making them ideal for those who enjoy an active and engaged lifestyle. From scenic parks and historic walking trails to fitness centers and community hubs, these neighborhoods provide plenty of recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike.

Parks in Crescentwood and Osborne Village

Munson Park (Crescentwood)

• A hidden gem, Munson Park is a quiet, tree-lined green space nestled in Crescentwood.
• Ideal for relaxing walks, dog walking, and peaceful reading sessions.
• Provides a secluded, natural feel despite being in an urban area.

Enderton Park aka Peanut Park Crescentwood)

• A small but charming park that serves as a gathering place for families and dog owners.
• Features benches, shaded areas, and a small play area for children.
• Often used for neighborhood events and pop-up art displays.

Assiniboine Park (Nearby)

• While not directly in these neighbourhoods, Assiniboine Park is just a short drive away and serves as Winnipeg’s premier outdoor recreational destination.
• Features:
  • The Leaf (a world-class indoor garden and tropical biome).
  • Assiniboine Park Zoo (home to the Journey to Churchill exhibit).
  • Lyric Theatre, which hosts free outdoor concerts in the summer.
  • Extensive walking and biking trails, picnic areas, and beautiful gardens.

Recreational Facilities in Crescentwood and Osborne Village

River Osborne Community Centre 

• A key recreational hub for Osborne Village residents.
• Offers:
  • Sports leagues (indoor soccer, basketball, and volleyball).
  • Yoga and fitness classes.
  • Youth programs and community events.
• Includes an outdoor skating rink in winter, making it a favorite winter activity spot.

Corydon Community Centre

• Serves as a multi-purpose recreational facility for residents of Crescentwood.
• Features:
  • Indoor gymnasium for basketball, floor hockey, and fitness classes.
  • Meeting rooms and event spaces for local gatherings.
  • Outdoor rink for hockey and public skating.
  • Tennis courts and soccer fields used for both casual play and organized leagues.

Winnipeg Winter Club (nearby)

• A members-only facility that offers facilities for skating and hockey, swimming, tennis, badminton, squash, and pickleball as well as a gym.

Recreational Opportunities in Crescentwood and Osborne Village

Walking and Biking Trails

• The neighbourhoods are highly walkable, with many tree-lined streets, historical homes, and boutique shops.
• The Riverwalk, a scenic trail along the Assiniboine River, offers a beautiful setting for walking, running, and cycling.
• Osborne Bridge and Wellington Crescent provide great cycling routes with scenic views and dedicated bike lanes.

Winter Recreation

• Outdoor skating rinks at River Osborne Community Centre and Corydon Community Centre offer great opportunities for winter sports.
• Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are possible along the Assiniboine River Trail, which extends into The Forks and Assiniboine Park.

Sports and Fitness

• The community centres offer organized sports leagues for kids and adults, including soccer, hockey, and basketball.
• Private gyms and boutique fitness studios in Osborne Village offer spin classes, boxing workouts, and yoga sessions.

Arts and Cultural Activities

• Osborne Village is known for its thriving arts scene, with venues like:
  • Gas Station Arts Centre, which hosts comedy shows, theatre performances, and live music.
  • The Park Theatre (nearby), which showcases independent films and live concerts.
  • Local art galleries and pop-up exhibitions, often featuring work from local artists.

Crescentwood and Osborne Village provide a vibrant mix of parks, community centers, and recreational activities that cater to residents of all ages. Whether you're looking to explore scenic walking trails, play a game of tennis, join a fitness class, or experience local arts and festivals, these neighbourhoods offer plenty of ways to stay active and engaged. With their strong community spirit and easy access to nature and urban amenities, Crescentwood and Osborne Village are among Winnipeg’s best areas for recreation and outdoor living.