Van Hull Park

Van Hull Park sits along the east shore of the Red River, just off Marine Dr south of Henteleff Park. A long pathway runs along the south edge of Henteleff Park, heading west towards an open area with a playground.

Welcome to Van Hull Park! A sidewalk off Marine Dr leads northwest towards the long pathway that runs east-west near the south edge of Henteleff Park.

View from the long east-west pathway just off Marine Dr, facing west.

A sidewalk leads north off Portside Dr, heading towards the long east-west pathway that runs alongside the south edge of Henteleff Park.

View from the long pathway near Portside Dr, facing east. Several dirt trails lead off this path into Henteleff Park.

Several benches are available alongside the long east-west pathway. Facing east.

A sidewalk leads north off Mardena Cres, joining up with the long east-west pathway at its far northeast corner.

The long pathway near Mardena Cres heads west alongside the treeline of Henteleff Park.

The long pathway curves southwest as it makes its way into the main park area, near the northwest corner of the park boundary. The trail to the right leads into Henteleff Park.

A dirt pathway leads to a view of the Red River near the northwest corner of the park. Facing west.

A park sign stands next to the playground as you make your way into the main park area. Facing north.

A dirt trail off the long east-west pathway leads into the main area of the park, where a sizeable open area awaits. Facing southwest.

Several benches and picnic tables await in the main area of the park, in this view from the southwest corner of the open area.

The main pathway continues south as it winds closer to Normand Park.

A pair of benches await just off the main pathway near the southwest corner of the park, offering a view of the Red River. Facing west.

View of the Red River from the southwest corner of the park, facing northwest. The top of the Princess Auto Stadium is just visible in the distance.