Parkland is a small, quiet pocket with Fish Creek Provincial Park wrapping around two sides and its own private park, Park 96, in the middle. It's almost entirely detached homes from the 1960s and 70s, and 94% owner-occupied.
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Why families love Parkland
- Park 96: a private, gated park owned by Parkland homeowners, with a water park, tennis and basketball courts, rinks, playgrounds, disc golf and a community building
- Fish Creek Provincial Park on the south and west
- About 94% of homes are owner-occupied
The homes
Around 94% of homes are detached, almost all built between 1961 and 1980 on mature, tree-lined lots. Expect a mix of original homes and full renovations.
Lake & association fees
Park 96 carries a mandatory annual levy per household (about $200). The Calgary Parkland Community Association, which runs the hall, community garden and events, is voluntary.
School designations changed for 2026–27. Prince of Wales School now serves K–4, and Parkland students in grades 5–9 are designated to Wilma Hansen School.
Schools in the community
- Prince of Wales School (CBE, K–4 from 2026–27)
- Wilma Hansen School (CBE, designated for grades 5–9)
- St. Philip School (Calgary Catholic)
Designations change. Always confirm your address with the CBE and Calgary Catholic school finders. I'll do this with you before you write an offer.
Getting around
Canyon Meadows Drive on the north and Bow Bottom Trail on the east. Macleod Trail and the south CTrain line are a short drive west.
Population and housing mix: City of Calgary community profile, 2021 Census.