107 Avenue Park graphic rendering

Construction has begun on a new park at the corner of 107 Avenue and 105 Street, as part of the 107 Avenue Revitalization Project.

Project Update - January 2026

Construction on the 107 Avenue Park has wrapped up for the season.

The majority of the park has been opened for Edmontonians’ use. A small gravel section will remain fenced off until construction can be completed in 2026. 

While the project was anticipated to be fully complete in 2025, a number of factors outside of the control of the project team delayed progress. The City thanks the community for its patience during this project.

Project Overview

The City of Edmonton is developing a new park at the southeast corner of 107 Avenue and 105 Street, as part of the 107 Avenue Revitalization Project. 

This park will support a sustainable, vibrant, interactive and green community, along with the revitalization of 107 Avenue. Program elements for the park were developed through public engagement inputs, internal City stakeholders and City policy and guidelines.

The highest-ranked elements included lighting, a performance area, a child-friendly area, a paved festival space, trees and shrubs and the introduction of colour. The proposed scope of work includes:

  • Plaza - hard surface festival/event space and gathering space
  • Raised stage - performance area with power cabinet for event equipment
  • Screening - the south property line will be outlined with attractive screening
  • Landscape - high-headed shade trees with soil cells, low maintenance plantings, casual child-friendly play interaction area
  • Park shade shelter at north edge - highlights a park entrance, enhances the transit waiting area, winter break place with seating and lighting
  • Gateway feature - to highlight the key park entry from the intersection
  • Casual gathering area - festival/event seating area with stand-up tables, picnic tables and benches
  • Seating - Accessible seating with backs and arms, concrete seating walls, social and community interaction area with durable finishes
  • Child-friendly space - landscape features attractive to children and families for casual, unstructured play with rubberized colourful surfacing and playful casual seating
  • Lighting - pedestrian scale lights and glow lighting in the gateway canopy
  • Additional furnishings - water bottle filling station and waste receptacles
  • 105 Street right-hand turn lane closure to expand usable park area