Snye Point Outdoor Event Space

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Consultation has concluded

Final Conceptual Design is here

The Snye Point Outdoor Event Space final conceptual design is available for viewing. To view the design click here.

The design will include features such as pedestrian pathways, welcome circles, natural play, public washroom, tipi feature, additional parking, vendor opportunities, new docks, and a toboggan hill. The space is designed to be an inclusive four-season waterfront, emphasizing natural elements while recognizing the region’s culture and heritage.

Engagement occurred this past March with residents, stakeholders, and Indigenous Partners. A detailed What We Heard Report can be found here, outlining the overall themes heard throughout engagement. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo appreciates participants feedback and shaping our waterfront.

Construction is expected to start spring 2022.

Final Conceptual Design is here

The Snye Point Outdoor Event Space final conceptual design is available for viewing. To view the design click here.

The design will include features such as pedestrian pathways, welcome circles, natural play, public washroom, tipi feature, additional parking, vendor opportunities, new docks, and a toboggan hill. The space is designed to be an inclusive four-season waterfront, emphasizing natural elements while recognizing the region’s culture and heritage.

Engagement occurred this past March with residents, stakeholders, and Indigenous Partners. A detailed What We Heard Report can be found here, outlining the overall themes heard throughout engagement. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo appreciates participants feedback and shaping our waterfront.

Construction is expected to start spring 2022.

Consultation has concluded

  • March 2021: Public Engagement

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    The RMWB’s Waterfront Park Revitalization Project will be designed as a year-round interactive facility for residents and visitors alike. As a destination for cultural and heritage recognition, the Waterfront Park will also serve as an access point for recreational opportunities and connecting to nature in the heart of our region.

    The overall project will include design and construction of the year-round Snye Point Outdoor Event Space, as well as designing Waterfront Park which will cover the 6 km of waterfront from the Athabasca Bridge to Horse Pasture Park in Waterways.

    Currently we are focusing on the Snye Point Outdoor Event Space. Residents are encouraged to provide feedback on two concept designs that have been developed.

    Check out the concepts and sketches here, and let us know what you think!

    The Snye Point Outdoor Event Space public engagement has concluded. We thank residents, Indigenous partners, and stakeholders for their instrumental perspective on this community project. A final design will be shared publicly in the coming weeks.