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Making Eastview Park more welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.
Eastview Park is located on the eastern boundary of the City between Rufus Drive and Mountain Highway. This 2.8 hectare neighbourhood park is accessed for its wooded walking trails, open spaces and disc golf course.
Location of Eastview Park
Why are we conducting engagement?
Following direction from City Council in March 2024, City staff are exploring ways to make disc golf the primary focus of Eastview Park, while mitigating the impacts on other park users. We’re building concepts that follow four core principles shaped by Phase 1 engagement held in summer 2023:
Ensuring safety for all visitors
Improving trails and circulation
Supporting a healthy forest ecology
Creating a thoughtful disc golf experience suitable for a neighborhood park
Phase 2 engagement and next steps
In June and July of 2025, the City conducted Phase 2 engagement activities to share proposed concepts for Eastview Park and gather the community's feedback. Engagement included two public open houses and an online survey. The results from the engagement will be used to refine a final concept, which will be presented to City Council for review and decision in late 2025.
Follow along! Leave us your email in the "Stay informed" box at the top of this page to receive project updates, including the Phase 2 What We Heard Report.
Last updated: July 14, 2025
Making Eastview Park more welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.
Eastview Park is located on the eastern boundary of the City between Rufus Drive and Mountain Highway. This 2.8 hectare neighbourhood park is accessed for its wooded walking trails, open spaces and disc golf course.
Location of Eastview Park
Why are we conducting engagement?
Following direction from City Council in March 2024, City staff are exploring ways to make disc golf the primary focus of Eastview Park, while mitigating the impacts on other park users. We’re building concepts that follow four core principles shaped by Phase 1 engagement held in summer 2023:
Ensuring safety for all visitors
Improving trails and circulation
Supporting a healthy forest ecology
Creating a thoughtful disc golf experience suitable for a neighborhood park
Phase 2 engagement and next steps
In June and July of 2025, the City conducted Phase 2 engagement activities to share proposed concepts for Eastview Park and gather the community's feedback. Engagement included two public open houses and an online survey. The results from the engagement will be used to refine a final concept, which will be presented to City Council for review and decision in late 2025.
Follow along! Leave us your email in the "Stay informed" box at the top of this page to receive project updates, including the Phase 2 What We Heard Report.
Eastview Park Improvements has finished this stage
Spring 2023
Staff studied the park to understand its current state and use of the space.
Phase 1 community engagement
Eastview Park Improvements has finished this stage
June 2023
Engagement focused on safety and peoples' experiences in the park.
Recommendations presented to Council
Eastview Park Improvements has finished this stage
March 2024
Staff presented recommendations for improvement to City Council and were directed to make disc golf the primary focus of Eastview Park, while mitigating the impacts on other park users.
Concept development
Eastview Park Improvements has finished this stage
Winter-Spring 2025
Generation of two options for the park layout, as well as general park improvements.
Phase 2 community engagement
Eastview Park Improvements has finished this stage
Summer 2025
Engagement that explores how well the concepts reflect design priorities.
Revision of concept
Eastview Park Improvements is currently at this stage
Summer-Fall 2025
Staff develop an updated preferred concept based on feedback from Phase 1 and Phase 2 engagement.
Report to Council
this is an upcoming stage for Eastview Park Improvements
November 2025
Staff will present a preferred concept to City Council for their review. Council will advise how to move forward with the project.
Location of Eastview Park
