RiverStone Community
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RiverStone Amenities
RiverStone sits in a peaceful southwest corner of Lethbridge, blending dramatic coulee scenery with wide-open natural grasslands. Residents enjoy the quiet, secluded feel of the community while still having easy access to the modern amenities that make daily life convenient.
St Patrick Fine Arts Elementary School
UNITING CATHOLIC VALUES AND ARTS
St. Patrick Fine Arts Elementary School serves students from Kindergarten through Grade 6 in the heart of RiverStone, and stands as Lethbridge's only dedicated fine arts school. Rooted in Catholic education, the school helps students express their faith and discover their gifts through rich artistic experiences in music, visual arts, dance, and drama.
Parks + Pathways
WIDE OPEN PLACES TO RUN PLAY AND EXPLORE
Grand River Park
Adjacent to St Patrick’s Elementary school is Grand River Park. Featuring tranquil walking paths along the canal, pedestrian bridges over-top, and local pathway connections, this park is the perfect place to enjoy a serene walk, run, or spend some quality time with your loved ones.
Rivermill Island Park
This is a small triangular green space or pocket park located in the heart of Rivermill Landing West. It features beautiful trees and colourful shrubs. Its primary purpose is an aesthetic complement to the neighbourhood. With a small amount of open space, this park is ideal for a game of tag or possibly even hide and seek.
William Pearce Park
is a unique neighbourhood park featuring a small playground, a stocked pond and fishing deck. The park has a relaxed setting and combines the use of mature trees with open space that connects to the regional paved pathway and coulee trails. It incorporates many natural elements, including a canal that is integrated into the ornamental pond and waterfall.
The park celebrates William Pearce, who in 1876, along with Dominion Land Surveyors, commenced laying out the grid system that included townships, ranges, sections and road allowances. In 1904 he joined the Canadian Pacific Railway as an official advisor on irrigation projects. He is known as the “Father of Irrigation” for his work in developing the layout for irrigation in the prairies.
RiverStone Dog Park
OFF LEASH FUN RIGHT IN YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD
RiverStone Dog Park offers a spacious, fenced off-leash area where dogs can run and play freely. Situated at the southern entrance to RiverStone - at the corner of University Drive West and Riverglen Link West - the park spans 2.77 acres, with roughly two acres dedicated entirely to off-leash exploration.
PLEASE NOTE: The park may be closed temporarily on wet or rainy days to protect the grass and prevent damage.
Human + Dog Water Fountain (Seasonal)
Natural Landscape With an In-Ground Irrigation System
Snake-Proofing on the Perimeter Fence
Enclosed Area for Small Dogs (25 lbs + Under)
Limestone Pathways
Shaded Accessible Seating Area
Chain-Link Enclosure
Shaded Accessible Seating Area
Small Parking Lot
Dog Play Equipment
Coulees + River Valley
URBAN LIVING WITH NATURE AT YOUR DOORSTEP
RiverStone sits along the edge of the Oldman River and its sweeping coulees, a landscape that forms one of the region's richest natural habitats. The river valley shelters abundant wildlife, supports hundreds of native plant species, and creates a dramatic natural backdrop for the community. Its mature vegetation, diverse ecosystems, and extensive network of interconnected pathways give RiverStone a distinctive beauty and sense of exploration women right into everyday life.
Nearby Amenities
EVERYTHING YOU NEED, CLOSE TO HOME
While residents take pleasure in the sense of serene seclusion of the RiverStone community, they also enjoy the convenience of being adjacent to many other amenities nearby, within walking distance or only a short drive away.