Sandra Crowson Park

Sandra Crowson Park is a sizeable wooded park nestled in behind the residential area between Crowson Bay and Sandra Bay, with entrances off Dowker Ave and Crane Ave. A network of trails offer plenty of opportunities for encounters with wildlife.

Welcome to Sandra Crowson Park! A bench sits in the shade next to the pathway running into the park off Crowson Bay. Facing south.

The pathway between Crowson Bay and Sandra Bay cuts across the trail in the center of the park area. Facing east.

A pathway off Sandra Bay heads north into the park area.

A grassy pathway off the Pembina Hwy back lane passes by two decorative stones on its way into the park. Facing east.

A grassy pathway heads northwest into the park off Crane Ave, just across from École Crane.

A family of deer forage in the woods off the park trails.

A trail heads northwest into the park from the far southeast corner, off Crane Ave and the Buxton Rd back lane.

Another trail off the Buxton Rd back lane leads northwest into the park, about halfway between Riley Cres and Crane Ave.

A network of trails in the eastern area of the park intersect and converge. Facing northwest.

A row of cut logs line the trail, likely from a recently downed tree.

A greenspace off Dowker Ave head southeast into the park. A trail on the right side ahead leads into the trees.