Cedar Community Park Improvements

The need for a playground in the Cedar area has been identified by the community. The land adjacent to the Cedar Skate Park has been identified as a suitable location for the new playground.

Outdoor pickleball and basketball courts in the Cedar area, have also been identified by the community. The RDN is working with School District 68 on ways to accommodate community use of Cedar Community Secondary School lands for these amenities.

In addition to the playground and pickleball courts, a new bike pump track has been completed at the site. The bike pump track was completed by the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation in memory of Mike Davidson, a long time BMX executive and supporter. The RDN will now manage and maintain the pump track.

A draft concept plan was presented to the Electoral Area A Parks, Recreation and Culture Committee (PRCC) showing how these amenities could be integrated within the Cedar Skate Park lands and School District 68 property.

We look forward to hearing from you about the desired playground equipment for this space.

How to get involved, stay up-to date and provide feedback:

  • Sign up with your email address. By subscribing, you will be kept up-to-date with progress on the expansion project.
  • Vote for your top three playgrounds by completing our survey until June 1, 2026.
  • Check the What's New tab for updates as the project moves along.
  • Ask us a question using the Q & A tab below.
  • Check out the FAQs which answers frequently asked questions about the project.

The need for a playground in the Cedar area has been identified by the community. The land adjacent to the Cedar Skate Park has been identified as a suitable location for the new playground.

Outdoor pickleball and basketball courts in the Cedar area, have also been identified by the community. The RDN is working with School District 68 on ways to accommodate community use of Cedar Community Secondary School lands for these amenities.

In addition to the playground and pickleball courts, a new bike pump track has been completed at the site. The bike pump track was completed by the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation in memory of Mike Davidson, a long time BMX executive and supporter. The RDN will now manage and maintain the pump track.

A draft concept plan was presented to the Electoral Area A Parks, Recreation and Culture Committee (PRCC) showing how these amenities could be integrated within the Cedar Skate Park lands and School District 68 property.

We look forward to hearing from you about the desired playground equipment for this space.

How to get involved, stay up-to date and provide feedback:

  • Sign up with your email address. By subscribing, you will be kept up-to-date with progress on the expansion project.
  • Vote for your top three playgrounds by completing our survey until June 1, 2026.
  • Check the What's New tab for updates as the project moves along.
  • Ask us a question using the Q & A tab below.
  • Check out the FAQs which answers frequently asked questions about the project.

Questions and Comments

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  • What amount of parking will be available and where will the access to the bump track and the pickle ball court be located?

    Sabine asked 8 months ago

    Parking will be considered as park of the Cedar Village Active Transportation Network Plan.

  • Will there be toilet facilities installed for all the activities that are proposed?

    Sabine asked 8 months ago

    Due to past vandalism of the washroom facilities, the RDN will look at new washroom facilities once there is an increased use of the park. 

  • Are you considering putting in a bike lane around the regional side of yellowpoint especially since the new rules regarding passing bicycles? It is very unsafe piece of road way for both drivers and bike riders because of the blind spots and curvey narrow roads and very hard to give the required amount of distance need to pass safely for drivers.

    YP3260 asked 5 months ago

    There is a Cedar Village Active Transportation Network Plan Open House today, April 20 at the Cedar Heritage Center from 3 - 7 pm. You can also see the draft plan and comment at the project page Cedar Village Active Transportation Network Planning | Get Involved RDN 

  • This looks amazing! Will the pump track be asphalt or dirt?

    Karolina asked 11 months ago

    The pump track will be asphalt.

Page last updated: 11 Sep 2026, 12:27 PM