Martensville: Parks, Trails and Buster Days

Martensville combines wide-open outdoor spaces with opportunities for cycling, skating, and celebrating together. At more than 100 acres, Kinsmen Park is a hub for recreation and outdoor activities; paved trails connect the northern and southern parts of the city. Then there’s Buster Days, the annual community festival held in June. Depending on whether you want to focus on sports or the festival program, your stay can take on a different emphasis.

Recreation and wheeled sports at Kinsmen Park

Kinsmen Park offers two activities with different sporting focuses. The disc golf course has 18 holes and a par of 3. It’s free to play, and no booking or registration is required. You’ll need to bring your own discs. This lets you plan a round without a reservation in advance, though bringing the necessary equipment is up to you.

The Kyle Syrenne Skatepark is also located in Kinsmen Park. This paved, multi-use facility is for skateboarders, scooter riders, and inline skaters of all skill levels. Unlike disc golf, it focuses on various forms of wheeled sports. Which option better suits your plans depends on whether you’d prefer a round on the 18 holes or one of the wheeled sports offered.

More activities and play options

The Martensville Pumptrack is suitable for cycling, skateboarding, riding a scooter, and inline skating. It’s designed for riders of all ages and skill levels. This offers another way to include wheeled sports in your stay, with options for different sports and experience levels.

The playground at Lions Park has been extensively redeveloped as a fully accessible mobility playground. The Martensville Spray Park offers something different, with 17 water-play features and a central pool. When planning activities for your trip, you can choose between wheeled sports, a playground, and water play rather than focusing your stay on just one type of recreation.

Trails and getting around town

Martensville has more than 11 km of paved trails. They connect the northern and southern parts of the city and can be used for walking, cycling, or jogging. In addition to the individual facilities, they offer another way to spend time outdoors. Whether you prefer to walk, plan a bike ride, or go jogging, the trails are designed for all three activities.

The location of the Martensville Recreation Centre is also clearly specified for getting around Martensville: it’s on Highway 12, on the west side of the city, in the Trilogy Ranch development. If you’re looking for a vacation rental in Martensville, you can use this reference to the west side to help orient yourself. It helps you locate the Recreation Centre within the city.

Buster Days in June

Buster Days is Martensville’s annual community festival and takes place every June. The three-day celebration includes a parade, fireworks, family activities, sports tournaments, food stands, markets, and special events for all ages. The program brings together different kinds of events: Alongside community celebrations, it also features sports and markets. If you’re visiting in June, you can discover Martensville with a special focus on the festival days; outside of that, the parks and trails offer other ways to enjoy outdoor activities.

If you’d like to continue your search beyond Martensville, find more local pages for Manitou Beach, Watrous, Outlook, Bradwell, Langham, Lanigan, Simpson, and Warman.

For the broader travel overview: Division No. 11.