Kivi Park is a four-season outdoor destination in the south end of Greater Sudbury, built for visitors who want easy access to Northern Ontario scenery without leaving the city. Set across more than 450 acres of forest, rock, wetlands, lakes, and classic Canadian Shield landscape, the park is known for its mix of trails, paddling, family recreation, and year-round adventure.
The trail network is the main attraction, with routes for hiking, mountain biking, dog walking, snowshoeing, fat biking, and cross-country skiing. The terrain gives visitors a true Northern Ontario feel, with forested sections, rocky outcrops, lake views, and trails that work for both casual walkers and more active outdoor users. In winter, Kivi Park becomes one of Sudbury’s best places for snow-based recreation, with groomed trails and rental options available seasonally.
Crowley Lake adds another layer to the park experience. In warmer months, visitors can paddle, canoe, kayak, fish, or simply spend time near the water. Seasonal rental access makes it easy for families or visitors without their own equipment to get on the lake and enjoy a relaxed day outside.
For families, Kivi Park is more than just trails. The park includes playgrounds, open spaces, event areas, and easy places to stop, snack, and spend a few hours outdoors. It works well as a short visit, a full active day, or a repeat destination across the seasons.