Parks, Recreation, and Culture

The City has many indoor, outdoor, recreational, and cultural facilities and programming for you and your family to enjoy. Be active and stay connected with each other at one of our many classes, parks, or recreational amenities.

Book a recreation facility

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Camping

Event Calendar

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Galleries and Performing Arts Centre

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City Archives

Library

Parks, trails, and sports fields

No matter the season, there are opportunities for you to get out, get active, and have fun.

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Parks, Trails and Sports Fields

Recreation programs

Are you looking for fun and engaging programming? There are affordable classes for all skill and fitness levels, and for all ages!

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Recreation Programs

Final Report 2025

Arena Feasibility Study

The North Battleford Arena Feasibility Study is a comprehensive analysis aimed at determining the best course of action to address an infrastructure renewal strategy for its current Arena.

Arena Feasiblity Study

Battlefords River Valley

Master Plan

This document strives to address the current and future needs
of the users, and renews the commitment to environmentally responsible development and protection of this urban park.

See the river valley plan

Battlefords

Joint Parks & Recreation Master Plan

This State of Parks and Recreation in the Battlefords Region Report summarizes project research work and public engagement findings.

See the joint plan

Winter Edition

Parks, Recreation and Culture Guide

Thank you to BATC Community Development Corporation for providing funding for the Parks, Recreation and Culture guides.

Leisure Guide Winter 2026

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Administrative Procedure

Patron Code of Conduct

This code of conduct provides a procedural outline to address prohibited behaviour in City-owned facilities.

Patron Code of Conduct

2024 to 2040

Urban Forest Management Plan

Trees are a vital part of North Battleford’s infrastructure. They improve our environment, support
the economy, bring social benefits, and help the city adapt to climate change.

See the plan

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Facebook

Follow Parks and Recreation on Facebook. It’s a fun and engaging way to stay updated on all the events we have planned for you.

Facebook

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Apply to volunteer or to join the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

Looking to get involved?

Volunteer – help run fun activities for the community.
Advisory Committee – work to involve residents in sports, culture, and recreation by supporting non‑profits. Grant funds must fund programs that boost participation for under‑represented groups.

Apply online

City Hall
1291-101st Street P.O. Box 460
North Battleford, SK S9A 2Y6
306-445-1700
reception@cityofnb.ca

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Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Parks and Recreation

Free Community BBQ

Date: Tuesday, June 9
Time: 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Location: Vic Pearsall Splash Park - Grand Opening! Connaught School, corner of 108th Street and 8th Avenue

Date: Wednesday, June 17
Time: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Location: Kinsmen Splash Park, just off 18th Avenue in Kinsmen Park

These two great events are fantastic opportunities to meet your neighbours, make new friends, and enjoy a fun-filled evening with your community.

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