ROCKY RIDGE-ROYAL OAK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

North: 112 Avenue/Country Hills Boulevard East: Stoney Trail South: Crowchild Trail West: Twelve Mile Coulee Road/117 Street City Quadrant: NW

Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak are located in Calgary’s extreme northwest. The area was annexed from the Municipal District of Rockyview in 1989. The community landscape preserves the wetlands, woods and a ridge that overlooks the Rocky Mountains. Environmentally sensitive wet ponds have been placed among houses and pathways. The Royal Oak ravine has been preserved and some of the wetlands have been concerted to stormwater facilities. There is also plenty of green space, an environmental reserve and a pathway system winds through the community and connects with the city’s pathway network.

The community also targets the needs of local families by providing tot lots, parks, a wading pool, and tennis courts. The community association does not yet have its own building, but often rents a developer supported and run community hall. The lack of a building has not prevented the association from being extremely active in the community however. The association runs a moms and tots program, and facilitates Girl Guides, Boy Scouts and dance classes. Outdoor sports and dance classes are also offered. The community association also acts as an advocate for residents. Its effectiveness is demonstrated by the fact that Rocky Ridge and Royal Oak got bus service even before older neighboring communities received theirs. To finance these programs and endeavors, the community has regular fundraising casinos.

None at this time

Information available online at the City of Calgary community profiles site.

Please Call the Community Association directly to obtain information on availability, registration and costs.

Operated by the Community Association. For other recreation offered by the City of Calgary visit Calgary Parks & Recreation

Offered by the Community Association

Block Watch, Block Parent, Boys & Girls Club, Scouts and Guides