

Small urban park centered on a decorative rainwater feature and wetland planting—good for close-up insect/dragonfly shots, reflective water compositions, and intimate nature scenes within Whitehorse. Best in late spring–summer when dragonflies and flowering plants peak; golden hour and calm evenings give warm side light and glassy reflections. Easy to access from Whistle Bend Way with roadside parking; paths are stroller/wheelchair friendly. No entry fee. Note long summer daylight and possible B


Small urban park centered on a decorative rainwater feature and wetland planting—good for close-up insect/dragonfly shots, reflective water compositions, and intimate nature scenes within Whitehorse. Best in late spring–summer when dragonflies and flowering plants peak; golden hour and calm evenings give warm side light and glassy reflections. Easy to access from Whistle Bend Way with roadside parking; paths are stroller/wheelchair friendly. No entry fee. Note long summer daylight and possible B