Beauchemin Park

Beauchemin Park sits on the south shore of the Assiniboine River, splitting the Southboine neighourhood into two sections between Berkley St and Elmvale Cres. With multiple entrances, the park offers several separate open areas, pathways through the trees to the river, and a playground.

Welcome to Beauchemin Park! Facing east at the main entrance off Southboine Dr, visitors are greeted by a playground and a sparsely wooded area to the left.

Facing southeast near the main entrance, the main pathway winds east towards a short footbridge over Beaverdam Creek, while another pathway heads south to a separate section of the park.

An inconspicuous pathway leads down towards the Assiniboine River in the northwest corner of the park.

View of the Assiniboine River from the northwest corner of the park, facing east.

A short pathway connects two open areas in the northern area of the park, facing east.

A sizeable open space is available in the northeast area of the park, with an inconspicuous pathway leading into the trees at the far end to the right.

Several pathways wind through the forest in the northeast corner of the park, leading down towards the Assiniboine River.

View of the Assiniboine River from the northeast corner of the park, facing west.

Another view of the Assiniboine River from the northeast corner of the park, facing north.

Pathways wind towards a short footbridge over Beaverdam Creek from the entrance off Elmvale Cres, facing northwest.

Peering west off the short footbridge near the Elmvale Cres entrance, the Beaverdam Creek bed is quite dry by September.

An entrance from behind several businesses off Roblin Blvd leads into a sizeable open area in the southeast section of the park, facing north.

A pathway branches southwest from the centre of the park, making way to an open area.

The same open area from behind a housing project in the southwest area of the park, facing north.

A grassy pathway continues alongside the Beaverdam Creek bed towards the Roblin and Berkley intersection, facing southwest.

You can even enter Beauchemin Park from the corner of Roblin and Berkley, between Beaverdam Creek and a housing project. Facing northeast.