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Hawrelak Park is a scenic public river-valley park in Edmonton, home to the Heritage Amphitheatre—the largest outdoor amphitheatre in Western Canada. Located at 9330 Groat Road, this park hosts a variety of cultural events and concerts each season. Whether you’re planning to catch a show at the Heritage Amphitheatre or enjoy a day in the park, we’ve got you covered with seating options, parking guidance, transit tips, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help make your visit seamless.
Note: During rehabilitation, on-site parking may be limited or unavailable. Perimeter parking at adjacent parks and shuttle services have been used for events, so check the specific event page for current details. All events are subject to change; always confirm the venue and date when you purchase your tickets.
What to know about Hawrelak Park
- Address: 9330 Groat Road, Edmonton, Alberta
- Venue type: Public river-valley park featuring the Heritage Amphitheatre
- Capacity: Fixed seating ~1,133; lawn seating up to ~2,900; total capacity around 4,000
- Accessibility: Accessible options available; call ahead for seating accessibility and parking accommodations
- Past notable events: Edmonton Heritage Festival, Interstellar Rodeo (2012–2019), Edmonton Blues Festival, Symphony Under the Sky
Getting there is easy with Edmonton Transit serving the park area and perimeter routes linking to park-and-ride locations. In the past, some events have provided shuttle services to improve access. For a comfortable stay nearby, consider partnering hotels and dining options below, chosen for convenience and quality. See our affiliate recommendations for hotels and restaurants to enhance your visit.
Seating and viewing options at the Heritage Amphitheatre
- Fixed seating: approximately 1,133 seats
- Lawn seating: up to 2,900 guests (bring a blanket or portable seating in grassy areas)
- Overall capacity: around 4,000 attendees
- Plan ahead for accessibility seating and per-event updates; seats are not assigned by price level, but by availability
Parking and transportation
- On-site parking: not always available during rehabilitation; rely on perimeter parking at Buena Vista Park, Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park, Emily Murphy Park, and Victoria Park
- Transit: Edmonton Transit Authority serves the area; consider park-and-ride options and river-valley connections via perimeter routes
- Shuttle services: past events have offered shuttles from core or perimeter lots; check event day details for current options
Nearby hotels and restaurants (affiliate recommendations)
Remember: when you secure tickets for a Hawrelak Park event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward purchase steps and reliable support. For the latest event specifics, seating, and accessibility options, always refer to the official event page and venue notices. We’re here to help you find the right seats and the right places to stay and eat before or after a show.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 9330 Groat Road, Edmonton, Alberta
- Venue type: public river-valley park; the Heritage Amphitheatre within Hawrelak Park is Western Canada's largest outdoor amphitheatre
- Seating: fixed seating ~1,133; lawn seating up to 2,900; total capacity around 4,000
- Parking: no on-site parking during rehabilitation; perimeter parking available at adjacent parks (Buena Vista Park, Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park, Emily Murphy Park, Victoria Park)
- Transit: Edmonton Transit serves the park area; park-and-ride options and river-valley connections via perimeter routes; some events have provided shuttle services in the past
- Nearby hotels: Fairmont Hotel Macdonald (10065 100 Street NW), Matrix Hotel (10640 100 Avenue NW), Sutton Place Hotel Edmonton (10235 101 Street NW)
- Notable events hosted: Edmonton Heritage Festival (world's largest three-day multicultural festival; Hawrelak Park), Interstellar Rodeo (2012–2019, at the Heritage Amphitheatre), Edmonton Blues Festival (at the Heritage Amphitheatre), Symphony Under the Sky (Edmonton Symphony Orchestra outdoor concerts); during rehab, events have been relocated to other venues