Meadowlark Park is a small southwest Calgary community established in 1955, just west of Chinook Centre.
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Guide To Meadowlark Park
Parks And River
Meadowlark Park is a green, close-knit community with parks and playgrounds. The Glenmore Reservoir pathways are close by.
Main Street
The community has no formal main street. Chinook Centre and its shops and restaurants sit just to the east.
Community Resources
The Meadowlark Park Community Association runs the community hall and neighbourhood events. Families are served by Calgary Board of Education and Calgary Catholic schools.
Public Transit
Public Transit (Calgary Transit) does serve the area, as well as cabs/taxis and Uber.
Is there a c-train station?: No
Main bus route: #3 Heritage / Sandstone
Outreach/Support
There are some resources in Meadowlark Park but make sure you’ve reached out to the Calgary Food Bank first, as well as 211.
Things To Do
Easter Egg Hunt
Kids search for eggs at the community’s annual Easter event.
Neighbour Day
The community celebrates Neighbour Day with a gathering each June.
Halloween Parade
A Halloween parade winds through the community each October.
Community Skating Party
Neighbours gather for a skating party at the community rink in winter.
Meadowlark Park news and updates
City of Calgary newsroom: Meadowlark Park
Source: City of Calgary Newsroom
History Of Meadowlark Park
Meadowlark Park is established in southwest Calgary.
The small community sits just west of Chinook Centre.
Meadowlark Park is a residential neighbourhood in southwest Calgary, established in 1955. It is a small, close-knit community of a few hundred residents.
The community sits just west of Chinook Centre, one of Calgary's largest shopping centres.
WikipediaLocal Organizations
Meadowlark Park BIA
Meadowlark Park does not have a Business Improvement Area.
Meadowlark Park Community Association
The Meadowlark Park Community Association runs the community hall and organizes neighbourhood events.
Ward 11 Councillor
Rob Ward represents Ward 11 on Calgary City Council. He has lived in Ward 11 for more than 10 years and in Calgary for over 30 years, and is a business owner who ran on fiscal responsibility. He was elected with 62.01 percent of the vote.
