However, for those who prefer to stay ashore, the city provides plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Cove Beach offers a quiet retreat, complete with a playground, while Anniversary Beach serves as a gathering spot for community events and celebrations, including sandcastle competitions. Chestermere is a year-round destination with activities for both residents and visitors. In the summer, the lake is abuzz with activity, while Lakeside Greens, a stunning golf course that winds through the city, offers a tranquil escape for golf enthusiasts. Conversely, winter transforms Chestermere into a bustling social scene, with events like the annual Pond Hockey Tournament and the Winter Lights Festival drawing crowds to John Peake Park. John Peake Park, Chestermere’s crown jewel, is the epicenter of many signature events, such as the city’s new Food Festival. Named after Councillor CHESTERMERE’S PICTURESQUE COMMUNITY PERSONALITY Sitting just outside Calgary, Chestermere is a unique city known for its resort-style community. Often described as tight-knit and culturally diverse, the city’s relaxed atmosphere makes it a sought-after destination for families, retirees, and anyone seeking a serene waterfront lifestyle. “Chestermere is one of the only venues to allow motorized boating in the area, with the next nearest location being Ghost Lake, which is about an hour away. Our pristine beaches and well-kept parks offer many different ways for families to enjoy their day on or around the water,” says city Communications Manager Ty Tomosta. Chestermere’s appeal is centered on its namesake lake, which attracts water sports enthusiasts. The lake offers activities such as waterskiing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and boating. 93 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 06, ISSUE 01 CHESTERMERE, AB
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