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Amenities in Kingsland

Kingsland is a friendly, fun-filled neighbourhood in southwest Calgary, Alberta.

Homeowners looking for location convenience in a neighbourhood with natural beauty can find everything they need in Kingsland.

Bound by major roads like Glenmore Trail, Heritage Drive, Macleod Trail, and Elbow Drive, Kingsland is exceptionally well-connected. A shopping day in downtown Calgary is just as accessible as a picnic in South Glenmore Park.

Kingsland has a stellar sense of community thanks to the bustling Kingsland Community Association. The area is jam-packed with entertainment opportunities, recreational activities, fitness classes, youth programs, senior clubs, and fun events.

Kingsland Fitness and Recreation Opportunities

Many of the popular parks and playgrounds in Kingsland provide grassy play areas, picnic spaces, slides, monkey bars, swings, soccer posts, and kickball diamonds. Kingsland even has a dry pond area where residents can enjoy a recreational baseball diamond, soccer fields, a walking/cycling track, outdoor fitness equipment, an ice rink, and a basketball court. 

Kingsland is a short drive to Calgary JCC, a recreation centre offering a wide range of programs for all age groups. The centre hosts group exercise programs, aqua fitness classes, and personal training. Members have access to a gymnasium, fitness centre, and saltwater pool.

Kingsland is right next to several gyms and fitness facilities which provide all kinds of group classes and individual training. From barre to rock climbing, Kingsland has it all. 

Golf lovers can head over to Lakeview Golf Course or Calgary Golf and Country Club for some well-groomed courses with stunning views of the Glenmore Reservoir. 

Kingsland Shopping and Dining

Kingsland residents truly have any kind of shopping, entertainment, or dining experience right at their fingertips.

Kingsland Shopping Centre has a Starbucks, Shoppers Drug Mart, and COBS Bread Bakery. Along the Macleod Trail, residents can find department stores, sporting goods stores, electronic stores, jewelry shops, art supply shops, gas stations, liquor stores, pharmacies, and anything else that daily life requires.

Kingsland is just a short drive from CF Chinook Shopping Centre, the biggest shopping mall in Calgary. This sophisticated shopping hub is just 5 minutes away and provides plenty of retail options. Shop from big names like Hudson’s Bay, Nordstrom, Sport Check, and Zara.

Dining options in Kingsland include all kinds of cuisine. Choose from places like Cactus Club, Denny’s, or Kinjo Sushi & Grill. Stop by Bitter Sisters Brewing Co for some delicious shareable food and beers brewed in-house by a head brewer.

Schools Serving Kingsland

Kingsland provides many impressive schooling options for children. Choose from public, catholic, or private schools for elementary, middle school, or high school programs.

Public school options include Chinook Park School, Woodman, Louis Riel, Fairview, Willow Park, and Henry Wise Wood High School. 

Catholic school options include St. Gerard School, St. Benedict, St.Augustine, and Bishop Grandin High School.

Private school options include Akiva Academy, The Calgary Jewish Academy, and West Island College.

Childcare options for Kingsland can be found at six nearby daycare and childcare centers.

Transportation in Kingsland

Kingsland residents have access to Calgary Transit bus routes 3, 81, 851, and 853. The nearest LRT Stations are Chinook and Heritage Station.

Kingsland is bordered by Glenmore Trail to the north, Macleod to the east, Heritage Drive to the south, and Elbow Drive to the west.

Kingsland FAQs

What is the population in Kingsland?

The population of Kingsland is 4,902.

Is there a local community association in Kingsland?

Kingsland is covered by the Kingsland Community Association, (KCA). The community center hosts a variety of programs that serve residents of all ages. Activities include a seniors bridge club, toddlers club, gardening club, and various fundraisers. Recreation facilities include six green spaces and playgrounds, outdoor sports and ice rinks, a baseball diamond, and an off-leash area.

How long is the commute to downtown Calgary?

The commute from Kingsland to downtown Calgary takes just under 20 minutes by car or 35 minutes by public transportation.

Easily access downtown Calgary by taking either Macleod Trail, Elbow Dr, or AB-2 N.

What is the average household income in Kingsland?

The average household income in Kingsland is $62,931.

Is Kingsland a safe place to live?

The violent crime rates in Kingsland are 1% lower than the Calgary average

Kingsland Community Information

Established in 1957, it is a residential neighbourhood situated to the north of Glenmore Trail, Macleod Trail to the east, Heritage Drive to the south and Elbow Drive to the west. Among the first occupants of the community were said to be the family of Albert Fowler when they immigrated from England during 1912 and built their home in the Kingsland area. The community is served by LRT and has quick access to main roads enabling residents to easily commute in and out the neighbouring communities.

Hospitals and Clinics Serving Kingsland

Kingsland is a 6 minute drive from Rockyview General Hospital. Kingsland is within close proximity to three veterinarians and a variety of therapy and specialty health clinics.

Quick Facts About Kingsland

• Quadrant: Southwest Calgary

• Population: 4,902

• Density (Individuals Per Square KM): 3,717

• Violent crime rates are 1% lower than the Calgary average.

Kingsland Parks and Outdoors

Kingsland has six green spaces and playgrounds for children to play and pups to explore. There’s an off-leash dog park on the south end of the community which come winter has a great tobogganing hill for kids. 

Kingsland is a short drive from North Glenmore Park and South Glenmore Park. South Glenmore Park provides waterfront green space with biking and hiking trails, an aquatic playground, and a sailing school. North Glenmore Park also provides waterfront access and 208 acres of parks and trails, playgrounds, tennis courts, fire pits, BBQs, and picnic areas. 

In just a 10-minute drive, residents can get back to nature and forget all about the big city at Weaselhead Flats. The natural park spans 585 acres covered in spruce forests, hiking trails, pathways, bears, and birdlife. In the summer, residents have plenty of nearby opportunities for sailing, kayaking, fishing, biking and hiking. During the winter, residents can enjoy classic activities such as cross-country skiing and skating.

Kingsland Real Estate Statistics

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