The City of Dryden or Ministry of Natural Resources maintains a number of parks and beaches for you to explore and play. From children's playgrounds to quiet, outdoor spaces, you're sure to find what you're looking for with our assortment of parks and beaches.
You can also check out nearby Aaron Provincial Park and Blue Lake Provincial Park for more beach access and camping opportunities.
Parks
View all of our park locations in our parks map overview.
| Cooper Park |
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You can walk to Cooper Park from downtown Dryden. It's a very popular waterfront spot for picnicking and birdwatching, and the Cooper Park pathway forms part of the Dryden Signature Trail. Along the Wabigoon River, you can walk, jog and bike on a brick pathway and many people use the path to walk their dogs. You can also play volleyball on the courts (sign-up with Riverview Lodge, 807-223-4320), use our boat launch and sight see the many nearby attractions. Parking and washroom facilities are also available for you to use. View a map of Cooper Park. |
| Dryden Skatepark/Rotary Park |
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The North Dryden Rotary Park is home to our soccer complex, also called Raposo Fields. There, you'll find three available fields. You can email us to book a soccer field, or call our administration department at 807-223-1425, ext. 3. The skatepark is also available for bikers, skaters and scooters. View a map of Dryden Skatepark/Rotary Park. |
| Johnston's Park |
| Johnston's Park is a great place to stop for a rest, eat lunch, view the park's Mosaic structure, or explore the path to the suspension bridge. You can also enjoy the sun under the many trees that are in the park. Picnic areas, washrooms and walking trails are available as well. View a map of Johnston's Park. |
| Kinsmen Park |
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Kinsmen Park is full of mature trees, playgrounds and is located close to downtown. Here you can find water fountains, play structures, picnic tables, private play areas and washroom facilities. It's a great park to bring the kids along. View a map of Kinsmen Park. |
| Lions Park |
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Lions Park was developed by the Lions Club of Dryden and backs onto the Dryden High School. View a map of Lions Park. |
| Milestone Park |
| Come play a game of tennis at Milestone Park during the summer, or skate or play hockey at our outdoor skating rink from mid-December to March. You can change into appropriate clothing at our heated changing area. Contact the recreation department at 807-223-1425 for more information. View a map of Milestone Park. |
| Plumridge Park |
| Plumridge Park is a hidden gem used a lot by locals as an outdoor public green space where you can enjoy the hot summer days with a splash pad and play structure. View a map of Plumridge Park. |
| Pronger Park |
| Pronger Park is a lovely, private location where you can spend the day in the shade of the many trees in the area. It's perfect for a family gathering, or you can use the playground, biking, hiking, ski and snowshoe trails. The park is also pet-friendly, with lots of room to play with your dog. Washrooms and waste bins are also available. View a map of Pronger Park. |
| Eagle Park |
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Eagle Park is a small, forested park that is perfect for quiet reflection or relaxation nestled on a hill top in a residential area. View a map of Eagle Park. |
Beaches
View all of our beach locations in our beaches map overview.
| Sandy Beach Recreational Area |
| Spend a few hours enjoying the sun and sand at Sandy Beach Recreational Area. The area offers pavilion picnic tables, barbecue pits, playground equipment, and washrooms. Close by, you can experience nature trails, flatrock fishing area, a nine-hole golf course, baseball diamonds and soccer pitches. The park is also available for birthday parties and other event bookings. Call 807-223-1425 or email the recreation department for more information. |
| Johnston's Public Beach |
| You can find this beach located on Thunder Lake just outside Dryden city limits. Be sure to bring a towel and sunscreen for the nice weather! |
| Ghost Lake Public Beach |
| Located just outside Dryden city limits on Ghost Lake, this beach includes a shallow, sandy beach area, a boat launch and plenty of shade for picnics. There are also many areas to canoe, kayak or paddle boat. |
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