Muskoseepi Park — Attraction in Grande Prairie

The splash park is great. However, my grandson got hurt by a boy riding a scooter inside the water park instead of riding in the skate park. The skate park is only 10 meters away. My grandson was bleeding from his feet and his head. The mother of the young boy watched him continue to ride his scooter in the splash park. Her excuse was that he was having fun. I suggested that she act like a responsible adult and parent her child to be mindful of other children playing so he would not injury anyone else. My grandson wouldn't get into the water to play for the next 2 hours we were there. It was not a good experience for him. Parents please teach your children to be respectful of other peoole. Be better role models! Children allowed to do whatever they want will soon be adults that think they do...

We walk through the park from South 102st to the main entrance of Muskoseepi Park North 102st... the walking paths are not well maintained, the trees are grown to long to suit on many of the benches. The placement and locations of the benches are NOT well planned or thought out... quite often you are sitting directly facing the sunshine with no shade to escape the heat! There are very few garbage cans along the way and absolutely no water fountains or access to clean water. There are also no out houses ANYWHERE! I lived in Vancouver/Surrey BC for 40yrs and in that time I have visited MANY parks of all sizes. I have never been to a public park there that had no public washrooms or out houses, acess to fresh water or benches workout shade!! This park could be much more enjoyable if these issues...

Muskoseepi Park has something for everyone, playground for toddlers to teens, a climbing wall, green lawns and picnic tables, a skate park, and extensive trails for walking and biking. In winter there's great sledding and skating on the groomed pond. In summer there's a small splash park, but we're eagerly waiting for the outdoor pool to reopen. The Pioneer Museum is free and well worth visiting, and hosts many community events and cultural activities. The mini-golf course also sells ice cream and treats, and the reservoir is a great place for bird watching. And that's just the part of the park in easy walking distance...