One of the quiet advantages of life on Wellington Crescent and surrounding area is how much green space it encompasses. The parks and streets lined with expansive oak, elm and ash canopies during the summer months are part of your property line.
Here’s a breakdown of what to explore nearby, and how easily accessible these coveted greenspaces are.
The Neighbourhood staples
The well-loved parks and pathways that make up daily life along Wellington Crescent.
Munson Park
Approx. 5-minute walk
Tucked along the Assiniboine River right at Wellington Crescent and Kingsway, this is the closest green space to Six Eleven. A network of pathways runs through the trees with river views along the way and it is the perfect spot for an afternoon picnic or a dog walk.
Enderton Park/Peanut Park
Approx. 10-minute walk
A neighbourhood favourite (locally nicknamed “Peanut Park”, equipped with a playground perfect for little ones, an open lawn, and beautiful garden beds to admire.
Vimy Ridge Memorial Park
Approx. 10-minute walk
A smaller historical green space nearby, good for a shorter stroll or a quiet break outdoors.
Assiniboine Park
Approx. 10-12-minute drive
Winnipeg’s flagship park, home to the Assiniboine Park Zoo, the Leo Mol Sculpture Garden, and English Gardens further along Wellington Crescent to the west.
The Leaf
Approx. 10-12-minute drive
Part of Assiniboine Park, The Leaf houses Canada’s largest tropical biome and indoor botanical gardens, including a butterfly garden and North America’s tallest indoor waterfall.
Hidden Gems
Beyond the well-known parks, there are a few quieter spots that reveal the dynamic interaction between the river and forest landscapes. You might be interested in discovering these unique spaces that are just outside your door.
Riparian Forest Path
Approx. 8-minute walk, 3-minute drive
A small woodchip-covered trail tucked next to Westgate Mennonite Collegiate, offering river views and a real sense of seclusion and peacefulness.
Hugo Park
Approx. 10-minute walk, 3-minute drive
Hugo Park Docks, a River Heights green space on Wellington Crescent, provides public river access and trail connectivity along the Assiniboine.
Harrow Park
Approx. 28-minute walk, 5-minute drive
A pleasant space along the west side of Harrow Street, the park is happily accessible and appropriate for families who require access to play structures or open land. On hot days in the summer, shade is only a step away from the main features and a wading pool is also available for kids needing a quick dip.
Six Eleven on the River is designed for those who want the privacy of a detached home with the ease of condo living – all within walking distance of some of Winnipeg’s most beautiful green spaces.
