Assiniboine Park is a park in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, located along the Assiniboine River. The Winnipeg Public Parks Board was formed …
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Jan 1, 2025
Absolutely lovely park, full of trails and gardens. We went to the art gallery and Winnie the pooh museum in the pavilion and really enjoyed it all.Full review by Melinda S
Nov 17, 2024
I went walking here at night once, and a skinless body suddenly materialized in front of me, screamed in agony, and then promptly vanished. It's voice sounded like mine.Full review by Tony C
Dec 11, 2023
Great park, saw a mixture of wildlife including deer, rabbits, squirrels, and even a fox! It was a snowy day so everything was white, but still beautiful.Full review by S J O
Passing through, we will only have time for a break in one green space area. Should we choose Assiniboine or The Forks? We'll want to eat something and spend some time outside, but we wouldn't have time for the zoo.
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I agree, the Forks will be a better choice with more food and cafe availability.
If you have a car rental, it would be about a 10-15 minute drive. You could take a cab, or if you had time, there may be city bus service. Your hotel may provide a shuttle to Polo Park (a …
If you have a car rental, it would be about a 10-15 minute drive. You could take a cab, or if you had time, there may be city bus service. Your hotel may provide a shuttle to Polo Park (a shopping mall near the airport), then it would be an easy one bus ride to Assiniboine Park and the Zoo.
You might rent a car for a day. We had our own car and used our Gps and directions from our hotel. You might ask the staff at your hotel for suggestions for transportation.
You would have to check with the zoo. They have very strict policies. When I took my niece there several years ago, they had an early morning program on certain days, before the …
You would have to check with the zoo. They have very strict policies. When I took my niece there several years ago, they had an early morning program on certain days, before the zoo was open, when a zoo keeper took us to watch the feeding of some of the very large animals.
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