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Innisfail boasts excellent recreation facilities!
The Town has upgraded all of its major facilities since 1984. A curling rink with 4 sheets of ice has proven to be very popular with all age groups and a twin-ice arena built in 1990, is serving the needs of youth, adults and seniors. A new modern 25-metre indoor swimming pool with hot tub and sauna is open year-round. Other facilities include 3 asphalt tennis courts, outdoor water park, skateboard park, BMX course, 12 shale horseshoe pits, 8 shale baseball diamonds, soccer pitches, hiking trails, x-country ski trails, wildlife viewing platform, water-skiing on Dodds Lake, ski hill with rope tow, and numerous neighborhood parks, playgrounds, and paved biking trails. Contact the Town Office at 403-227-3376 for more information regarding Innisfail’s facilities.

Facility Bookings and Related Fees & Charges

Innisfail Arena
Innisfail’s Twin Arena is located at 5804-42 Street. Built in 1990, it has two full sized ice surfaces available to the hockey, ringette, and figure skating programs from September to March. Off-season usage includes the weekly Farmers Market every Thursday morning.

Information Line: 227-4406

Arena Schedule

Pool
Located at 5117-42 Street, Innisfail’s indoor Aquatic Centre features a 25 meter pool with a hot tub and sauna.

Information Line: 227-2920

Fall/Winter Aquatic Center Schedule

Baseball Diamonds
Bookings can be made through the Community Facilitator Heather Fletcher at the Town Office at 227-7744 or Innisfail.facilitator@telus.net

Rental rates, for baseball diamonds, are identified in the Facility Bookings and Related Fees & Charges document.

Innisfail Tennis Courts
The Tennis Courts are located behind the Aquatic Center at 5117-42 Street. The courts are locked at all times. A key is available at the Town Office (4943-53 Street) at a cost of $10.00 per season.

Innisfail Golf Club
The 27 hole Innisfail Golf Club is a great spot for those who are looking for a challenging game. Starting out as a 9 hole course in 1924, it was expanded to an 18 hole layout in 1986 and 27 holes in 2006. Tight fairways wind through the rolling hills and heavily wooded areas of poplar and spruce. Accuracy is a must if you want to score well at Innisfail. Phone: (403) 227-3444 FAX (403) 227-1203
[ http://www.innisfailgolf.ab.ca ]

Innisfail Ski Hill
Highway 54
Phone: 403-227-5155

Innisfail Bowling Lanes
5039 – 50 Street
Phone: 403-227-5342

Innisfail Curling Club
5704-42 Street
Phone: 403-227-3079

Anthony Henday Campground
The Anthony Henday Campground is a Town of Innisfail facility open for camping from May to October. The campground is located on the northwest corner of Town where 56 Street intersects with Highway 54. The easiest route to finding the campground is to stay on Highway 54 (Main Street) from the Highway 2 overpass all the way through town to the west, cross the tracks, and past the cemetery before turning right just before leaving town to the west. More information is available from the Innisfail Town Office at 403-227-3376 or email to townhall@innisfail.ca

The campground has 40 sites, all of which are serviced with 15 amp electricity. Rates are $13.00 for power sites and $10.00 for tenting. There is a camp kitchen and playground facilities on site. In 2008 the washroom building underwent extensive renovations with new commercial grade showers, sinks and toilets installed. firewood is also available. Tap water is available at several yard hydrants on the grounds, sewage disposal site is located just up the road at the Tourist Booth or across town on Highway 2A.

Centennial Park
Centennial Park, is Innisfail’s largest park and consists of natural and groomed areas. In the Fall of 2003, a committee, consisting of various community stakeholders, was formed to design a master park plan that would maintain existing features and natural areas of the 100 acres around Napolean Lake & Upland Aspen, and incorporate new and/or improved recreational amenities in the area.

With the help of a team from Olds College, a comprehensive design plan was created. This plan includes day use areas with picnic facilities, fire-pits, playgrounds, a gazebo, an amphitheater, a Memorial Park, a trail system with interpretive signs, and an improved skateboard park and BMX track. The components of the Centennial Park Design Plan are now being taken on as projects by the various stakeholders within our community. For example, the Innisfail Kinsmen Club built a playground in the day use area with an estimated value of $88,000.

Destiny Trails
The Destiny Trails system of paved and natural trails links the entire town with a 20 km trail network. The trail network provides recreational trails for walking, jogging, bicycling, in-line skating, and cross country skiing in winter.