All Town of Peace River

If you’re looking for the perfect location to launch your boat, catch up with friends or even a spot to appreciate the beautiful views of the Peace River, then the Lower West Peace boat launch is for you. 

Located just off Shaftesbury Trail, this area is often equipped with porta potties and has an expansive dock jutting out into the river. You’ll be able to enjoy endless summer days here, whether you’re on the river or out for a hike to see the sights.  Not only does the large dock have built in benches to relax on, but it also has enough space to dock multiple boats while you visit with new and old acquaintances. 

This boat launch is maintained by the Peace River Boating Association.

Located in the north end of town, just off 84^th Avenue, this boat launch is gravelled and has room available for parking. Conveniently located near the Peace River bridges, boaters will be able to enjoy a fantastic view while launching or docking here. 

Directly across the river from this launch are spectacular cliffs along the riverbank that are a favourite among many boaters and are worth seeing up close. Start your river adventures here and see why the Mighty Peace is a favourite for all! 

This boat launch is maintained by the Peace River Boating Association.

Brought to you by the same owners of Board n Barrel, What the Chuck is Peace River’s newest gourmet burger restaurant. Create your own burger from a variety of toppings, patties, buns, and experience a mouthwatering meal perfected to your personal preferences.

With a variety of flavour combinations, you can enjoy toppings such as caramelized onions, tomato thyme jam, apple slaw, pulled pork, chimichurri sauce, spinach dip and so much more. A meal isn’t complete without the perfect side dish – guests can choose from classics such as onion rings, sweet potato fries and waffle fries, or opt for a variety of poutines and specialized mac and cheese combos. Also on the menu are specialty coffees, delicious milkshakes, cocktails, and beers. No matter the occasion, you’ll be greeted with great service, incredible meals, and a one of a kind dining experience. 

Embark on an exhilarating adventure with Peace Paragliding. Founded by seasoned  instructor, Glenn Bitterman, Peace Paraglidinghas been offering thrilling adventures in the skies since 2000. Glenn, who has paraglided on six continents and has been an instructor since 2003, brings extensive experience to his clients. Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned thrill-seeker, Glenn offers a safe, unforgettable experience that will give you a lifetime of memories. Twenty plus jump locations throughout the Peace Country offer a truly unique and breathtaking perspective of this beautiful region. Discover the pure joy of flight with Peace Paragliding!

Discover the Peace Country Fish and Game Association (PCFGA), a community-oriented, non-profit club and gun range located near Peace River, Alberta. Since 1979, PCFGA has welcomed archers and shooters of all levels, offering a rifle range, pistol and smallbore bays, trapshooting, and archery.

Committed to safety and responsible shooting practices, the association provides a welcoming environment for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find information about memberships and rentals on the website, along with a calendar of upcoming activities. Join them for a variety of engaging events, family nights, and training sessions designed to help you develop your skills in a supportive community.

The Association canadienne-française de l’Alberta (ACFA) Peace River is the heartbeat of Francophone culture in the Mighty Peace! As the largest organization of its kind in the region, ACFA brings Francophones together to amplify their voices and celebrate their vibrant heritage. Through their advocacy, French-language media, and cultural events, ACFA supports Francophone businesses, promotes unity, and creates spaces where everyone—French-speaking or not—can experience the rich traditions and lively spirit of the Francophone community. From festivals and performances to gatherings that blend history with modern flair, ACFA’s events are an open invitation to join in and embrace Alberta’s Francophone culture.

The Town of Peace River offers 17km of paved walking trails and 80.9 hectares of nicely mowed green space just waiting to be enjoyed. Grab your bike, run, jog or walk and enjoy these scenic and well-maintained areas. Summer months offer five fastball/slo-pitch diamonds, two baseball diamonds, two soccer pitches, two football fields, two tennis courts, 4 pickleball courts, 13 playgrounds, two larger parks (12 Foot Davis and Riverfront Park), as well as an off-leash dog park. The winter months offer an excellent opportunity to enjoy two sliding hills, five outdoor hockey rinks and two skating areas

Get outside for some fun and active play at Baldwin Court Playground. Built by the Baldwin Court Playground Society in 2000, this Play World System equipment, built on a pea gravel surface, will provide entertainment for kids ages 5-12 years of age. Plenty of space to run and even enjoy a picnic.

Grab a picnic and plan on enjoying an afternoon at Riverside Playground. Built in 2013 this park features Elephant Play equipment built on a pea gravel surface. The rotating mid net and arch swing will provide 6-12- year-old kids with lots of excitement.

Slides, monkey bars and swings are just a few of the fun choices of Little Tykes play equipment at Shaftesbury Playground. This equipment was installed in 2019 on a pea gravel base. Lots of space to run and enjoy the fresh air. Bring snacks and enjoy the day.

This large, two-part playground offers many choices of activities. Swing, jump, climb, dig and run to your hearts content. The Henderson play equipment, built in 2018, sits atop washed pea gravel. The junior play structure accommodates visitors of 18 months to 5 years. The senior play structure offers activities to impress the 5 to 12-yearolds. Check out the view and savor a picnic here at this park, there is plenty space to enjoy.

Slide, swing, climb and run. This park has something to offer for a variety of ages. The Little Tikes equipment, built on a pea gravel base, will keep youngsters busy for hours. Lots of space for games and picnics.

This playground nestled in a cozy neighborhood setting will encourage neighbors and friends to enjoy the Romperland, Big Toys and Kompan play equipment. Built in 2005 on a pea gravel base, this playground has plenty of space to play games, run and even have a picnic. Children ages 2 –12 year of age will enjoy an outing to this inviting neighborhood park.

Climbing is the name of the game at this playground. The Xccent Play Large Cayton climber unit structure was installed in 2012 on a protective sand surface. Enjoy the beautiful view here on one of the handy benches or bring a picnic and stay a while.

A great day of fun is in store for visitors to the Spray Park and playground. Bring a swim suit, towel and a picnic. After an awesome play on the Little Tikes play equipment, cool off in the spray park. Re-energize with a snack and do it all over again.

Lots of trees, open space and fresh air are ready for visitors to enjoy at the Kinsmen Funland Playground. The Blue Imp play equipment was installed in 2013 on a protective surface of pea graveland offers a variety of play choices for kids ages 2 to 12 years.

This welcoming playground nestled amongst some beautiful large trees offers a space to enjoy a day of play. Climb, slide and run in this playground. The Little Tikes play equipment was installed in 2005 on a protective surface of pea gravel and offers activities to kids that are 2 to 5 years of age.

Pack up a picnic and head out to the Spruce Court Playground and plan on a fun and sunshine filled day of outdoor activity. The Little Tykes play equipment was installed in 2002 on a protective pea gravel surface, will appeal to children of 5 –12 years of age.

Race, leap, laugh and play at the Baldwin Court Playground. The Play World System installed in 2000 on a pea gravel base offers many appealing choices to kids of 5 to 12 years of age.

Beat the heat and enjoy the summer weather at the Town of Peace River’s Spray Park. Cool off in the parks  unexpected water spouts, cannon streams, flower showers, and more. Pack a picnic because the kiddos are not going to want to leave the park.