Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan

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Bud Miller All Seasons Park is located in southwest Lloydminster and is frequently accessed by local residents, visitors and tourists each year. Since being established in 1986, this 200-acre greenspace has become home to recreational and leisure activities, community events, and private events. Bud Miller All Seasons Park (BMASP) is the perfect destination for any occasion with the following park amenities.

  • 2 playgrounds
  • 9-basket disc golf course
  • 4 pickleball courts
  • 1 soccer field
  • 6 tennis courts
  • 87 community garden plots
  • 2 ball diamonds
  • 6 basketball nets
  • 3 sand volleyball courts
  • 540 sq. m spray park
  • 8 km of ski trails
  • 200+ seat amphitheater
  • 6-acre lake for canoeing, fishing, skating etc.
  • 4 horseshoe pits
  • 1 indoor aquatic facility
  • much more!

Master plans help set direction and guidance for long and short-term growth, adjustments and rehabilitation. The Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan will help support park upgrades such as PSM Parks Centre enhancements, numerous trail enhancements including additions and rehabilitation, reconfiguration of lawn bowling greens to pickle and basketball courts, amphitheater upgrades and much more.

The Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan will provide direction for future park rehabilitation and improvements over the next 10 years. Throughout the development of this enhanced plan, the project team will engage with residents and stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and challenges presented by Bud Miller All Seasons Park.

Public Engagement

Throughout the development of the Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan, the City of Lloydminster aims to engage with residents and stakeholders. The first phase of public engagement included a public survey and multiple stakeholder workshops. This phase concluded on February 22, 2023. Learn more about the public engagement findings via the What We Heard Report.

The second phase of public engagement was from May 10 to 24, 2023. This phase included a survey and a drop-in style open house. Stay tuned to see the official What We Heard Report.


Bud Miller All Seasons Park is located in southwest Lloydminster and is frequently accessed by local residents, visitors and tourists each year. Since being established in 1986, this 200-acre greenspace has become home to recreational and leisure activities, community events, and private events. Bud Miller All Seasons Park (BMASP) is the perfect destination for any occasion with the following park amenities.

  • 2 playgrounds
  • 9-basket disc golf course
  • 4 pickleball courts
  • 1 soccer field
  • 6 tennis courts
  • 87 community garden plots
  • 2 ball diamonds
  • 6 basketball nets
  • 3 sand volleyball courts
  • 540 sq. m spray park
  • 8 km of ski trails
  • 200+ seat amphitheater
  • 6-acre lake for canoeing, fishing, skating etc.
  • 4 horseshoe pits
  • 1 indoor aquatic facility
  • much more!

Master plans help set direction and guidance for long and short-term growth, adjustments and rehabilitation. The Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan will help support park upgrades such as PSM Parks Centre enhancements, numerous trail enhancements including additions and rehabilitation, reconfiguration of lawn bowling greens to pickle and basketball courts, amphitheater upgrades and much more.

The Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan will provide direction for future park rehabilitation and improvements over the next 10 years. Throughout the development of this enhanced plan, the project team will engage with residents and stakeholders to better understand the opportunities and challenges presented by Bud Miller All Seasons Park.

Public Engagement

Throughout the development of the Bud Miller All Seasons Park Master Plan, the City of Lloydminster aims to engage with residents and stakeholders. The first phase of public engagement included a public survey and multiple stakeholder workshops. This phase concluded on February 22, 2023. Learn more about the public engagement findings via the What We Heard Report.

The second phase of public engagement was from May 10 to 24, 2023. This phase included a survey and a drop-in style open house. Stay tuned to see the official What We Heard Report.


Q&A

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  • Share I looked at the master plan and I don’t see the disc golf course. Does this mean you are eliminating it? on Facebook Share I looked at the master plan and I don’t see the disc golf course. Does this mean you are eliminating it? on Twitter Share I looked at the master plan and I don’t see the disc golf course. Does this mean you are eliminating it? on Linkedin Email I looked at the master plan and I don’t see the disc golf course. Does this mean you are eliminating it? link

    I looked at the master plan and I don’t see the disc golf course. Does this mean you are eliminating it?

    Fred linton asked over 1 year ago

    Hello Fred,

    Thank you for your comments.

    Although the master plan currently does not include the expansion of a disc golf course, nor does include the removal of the current activity. The existing course experiences congestion around other park amenities, which in turn, makes it challenging to plan for future enhancements for all skill levels. 

    If appropriate space for future growth is not obtainable within the Bud Miller All Seasons Park, the City will review the potential to moving the activity to another greenspace within City limits. Feedback regarding this potential relocation was included in the phase two survey and will be summarized within the What We Heard Report once compiled. 

    If you have any additional comments or questions, please let us know. 

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    disc golf amenity recreation
  • Share The Master plan has the removal of the disc golf course with no replacement mentioned. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world and there are people out playing Bud Miller every single day. It would be embarrassing for a city of Lloydminster's size to go backwards from our single 9 hole course and end up with nothing. Smaller communities have 18 hole courses already and are looking at putting in more based on the positive feedback and health/community benefits. on Facebook Share The Master plan has the removal of the disc golf course with no replacement mentioned. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world and there are people out playing Bud Miller every single day. It would be embarrassing for a city of Lloydminster's size to go backwards from our single 9 hole course and end up with nothing. Smaller communities have 18 hole courses already and are looking at putting in more based on the positive feedback and health/community benefits. on Twitter Share The Master plan has the removal of the disc golf course with no replacement mentioned. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world and there are people out playing Bud Miller every single day. It would be embarrassing for a city of Lloydminster's size to go backwards from our single 9 hole course and end up with nothing. Smaller communities have 18 hole courses already and are looking at putting in more based on the positive feedback and health/community benefits. on Linkedin Email The Master plan has the removal of the disc golf course with no replacement mentioned. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world and there are people out playing Bud Miller every single day. It would be embarrassing for a city of Lloydminster's size to go backwards from our single 9 hole course and end up with nothing. Smaller communities have 18 hole courses already and are looking at putting in more based on the positive feedback and health/community benefits. link

    The Master plan has the removal of the disc golf course with no replacement mentioned. It is one of the fastest growing sports in the world and there are people out playing Bud Miller every single day. It would be embarrassing for a city of Lloydminster's size to go backwards from our single 9 hole course and end up with nothing. Smaller communities have 18 hole courses already and are looking at putting in more based on the positive feedback and health/community benefits.

    WilG asked over 1 year ago

    Hi WilG, 

    Thank you for your message. 

    The City of Lloydminster understands the dedication and passion behind the disc golf sport and aims to create a well-rounded course for the community to utilize. Within the current Bud Miller All Seasons Park, there is some congestion within the course and other park amenities, this can make it challenging to host a course for all skill levels.

    The project is contemplating the ability to host a revitalized disc golf course within the future vision of the park. If space is not accessible for the course, the City will review the potential to moving the activity to another greenspace within City limits.

    Please let us know if you have any further questions!  



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    disc golf park amenity recreation
  • Share I just viewed the Master Plan and I am wondering if the trails you are planning to pave will be cleared of snow in the winter. These trails are some of the major Cross Country and Kicksled trails I currently use. This paving will cut down the 8 kms of Cross Country trails you currently have in the Park. It will be harder to travel a big loop through the Park as the new paved paths cut up the most used Trails through the treed areas. I have a gpx file of the current trails that I and Skiers seam to use the most. Being able to ski in the trees on windy days lets us get out more often. I am out every second day in the winter. I love what the Park has for Trails in the Winter. Some of the Ski Trails are not used as much as they are in the open and get a lot of snow drifting on them. Thank You. on Facebook Share I just viewed the Master Plan and I am wondering if the trails you are planning to pave will be cleared of snow in the winter. These trails are some of the major Cross Country and Kicksled trails I currently use. This paving will cut down the 8 kms of Cross Country trails you currently have in the Park. It will be harder to travel a big loop through the Park as the new paved paths cut up the most used Trails through the treed areas. I have a gpx file of the current trails that I and Skiers seam to use the most. Being able to ski in the trees on windy days lets us get out more often. I am out every second day in the winter. I love what the Park has for Trails in the Winter. Some of the Ski Trails are not used as much as they are in the open and get a lot of snow drifting on them. Thank You. on Twitter Share I just viewed the Master Plan and I am wondering if the trails you are planning to pave will be cleared of snow in the winter. These trails are some of the major Cross Country and Kicksled trails I currently use. This paving will cut down the 8 kms of Cross Country trails you currently have in the Park. It will be harder to travel a big loop through the Park as the new paved paths cut up the most used Trails through the treed areas. I have a gpx file of the current trails that I and Skiers seam to use the most. Being able to ski in the trees on windy days lets us get out more often. I am out every second day in the winter. I love what the Park has for Trails in the Winter. Some of the Ski Trails are not used as much as they are in the open and get a lot of snow drifting on them. Thank You. on Linkedin Email I just viewed the Master Plan and I am wondering if the trails you are planning to pave will be cleared of snow in the winter. These trails are some of the major Cross Country and Kicksled trails I currently use. This paving will cut down the 8 kms of Cross Country trails you currently have in the Park. It will be harder to travel a big loop through the Park as the new paved paths cut up the most used Trails through the treed areas. I have a gpx file of the current trails that I and Skiers seam to use the most. Being able to ski in the trees on windy days lets us get out more often. I am out every second day in the winter. I love what the Park has for Trails in the Winter. Some of the Ski Trails are not used as much as they are in the open and get a lot of snow drifting on them. Thank You. link

    I just viewed the Master Plan and I am wondering if the trails you are planning to pave will be cleared of snow in the winter. These trails are some of the major Cross Country and Kicksled trails I currently use. This paving will cut down the 8 kms of Cross Country trails you currently have in the Park. It will be harder to travel a big loop through the Park as the new paved paths cut up the most used Trails through the treed areas. I have a gpx file of the current trails that I and Skiers seam to use the most. Being able to ski in the trees on windy days lets us get out more often. I am out every second day in the winter. I love what the Park has for Trails in the Winter. Some of the Ski Trails are not used as much as they are in the open and get a lot of snow drifting on them. Thank You.

    Jim McArdle asked over 1 year ago

    Hi Jim, 

    Thank you for your question and comments. 

    The draft plan is still in the conceptual phase and will take into consideration the wants and needs for the community.. The current proposition to pave trails is to promote accessibility during the summer months. There has been no decision at this point to shift or re-route any of the winter trail grooming. One of the major priorities of this study is to focus on the All Season aspect of the park and the need to promote opportunities during all seasons. Regardless of how the green space improves and changes over the next 10+ years, the city understands the need to protect current winter uses.

    If you have any additional questions or comments please let us know! 

    winter,recreation
    winter recreation
  • Share How can we utilize the renovated amphitheatre better? It has potential and it would be nice to offer some free public music events there through the summer. on Facebook Share How can we utilize the renovated amphitheatre better? It has potential and it would be nice to offer some free public music events there through the summer. on Twitter Share How can we utilize the renovated amphitheatre better? It has potential and it would be nice to offer some free public music events there through the summer. on Linkedin Email How can we utilize the renovated amphitheatre better? It has potential and it would be nice to offer some free public music events there through the summer. link

    How can we utilize the renovated amphitheatre better? It has potential and it would be nice to offer some free public music events there through the summer.

    Krystal asked almost 2 years ago

    Hi Krystal, 

    Thank you for your question. 

    Currently, the amphitheater is available for organizations and individuals to book. We understand that this amenity is, at times, underutilized and this has been identified within the Master Planning process. Within the plan, will be recommendations on how we can better communicate, promote and educate residents on open times for musicians and performers. 

     

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  • Share The Bioclean facility is aged and far too small for serving a community this size. Lloydminster and surrounding communities population require a user friendly pool that isn't full, closed or under maintenance all the time. on Facebook Share The Bioclean facility is aged and far too small for serving a community this size. Lloydminster and surrounding communities population require a user friendly pool that isn't full, closed or under maintenance all the time. on Twitter Share The Bioclean facility is aged and far too small for serving a community this size. Lloydminster and surrounding communities population require a user friendly pool that isn't full, closed or under maintenance all the time. on Linkedin Email The Bioclean facility is aged and far too small for serving a community this size. Lloydminster and surrounding communities population require a user friendly pool that isn't full, closed or under maintenance all the time. link

    The Bioclean facility is aged and far too small for serving a community this size. Lloydminster and surrounding communities population require a user friendly pool that isn't full, closed or under maintenance all the time.

    MissM asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello, 

    Thank you for your question. 

    In 2019, the City of Lloydminster, with support from contracted organizations, completed a high-level analysis of city-owned facilities. This study analyzed factors such as age, condition and capital cost for rehabilitation/renovation and much more. The study determined that the Bioclean Aquatic Centre has 20-plus years of life remaining, with regular maintenance.

    Our community is one of diverse needs, passions, and interests, and as such, there will always be differing opinions on what the next big infrastructure investment should be. While the City is currently focused on the urgent replacement of the Centennial Civic Centre, a new indoor aquatic facility remains part of the City’s long-term capital considerations.  

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    aquatic investment community
  • Share Why is it that Lloydminster as a city has 2 extremely competitive football teams (high school) and a HUGeLy growing minor football league - however our football fields are the laughing stock of multiple leagues, cities and towns. I would very much like to see football have as much effort and expense put into them as the tennis courts. 1 football field would give 50-60 kids access at one time for a game/ activity that lasts 2 hrs/ session. This in comparrison to tennis courts that cost millions of dollars and get used by 2-4 people in that same two hour time slot that the football field would be used. While Bud Miller may not be the ideal spot for a football field due to such high numbers in use, there are many other areas in Lloydminster that could be used to develop a field to be accessed by multiple families and children/adults alike to encourage exercise, team play and sportsmanship. on Facebook Share Why is it that Lloydminster as a city has 2 extremely competitive football teams (high school) and a HUGeLy growing minor football league - however our football fields are the laughing stock of multiple leagues, cities and towns. I would very much like to see football have as much effort and expense put into them as the tennis courts. 1 football field would give 50-60 kids access at one time for a game/ activity that lasts 2 hrs/ session. This in comparrison to tennis courts that cost millions of dollars and get used by 2-4 people in that same two hour time slot that the football field would be used. While Bud Miller may not be the ideal spot for a football field due to such high numbers in use, there are many other areas in Lloydminster that could be used to develop a field to be accessed by multiple families and children/adults alike to encourage exercise, team play and sportsmanship. on Twitter Share Why is it that Lloydminster as a city has 2 extremely competitive football teams (high school) and a HUGeLy growing minor football league - however our football fields are the laughing stock of multiple leagues, cities and towns. I would very much like to see football have as much effort and expense put into them as the tennis courts. 1 football field would give 50-60 kids access at one time for a game/ activity that lasts 2 hrs/ session. This in comparrison to tennis courts that cost millions of dollars and get used by 2-4 people in that same two hour time slot that the football field would be used. While Bud Miller may not be the ideal spot for a football field due to such high numbers in use, there are many other areas in Lloydminster that could be used to develop a field to be accessed by multiple families and children/adults alike to encourage exercise, team play and sportsmanship. on Linkedin Email Why is it that Lloydminster as a city has 2 extremely competitive football teams (high school) and a HUGeLy growing minor football league - however our football fields are the laughing stock of multiple leagues, cities and towns. I would very much like to see football have as much effort and expense put into them as the tennis courts. 1 football field would give 50-60 kids access at one time for a game/ activity that lasts 2 hrs/ session. This in comparrison to tennis courts that cost millions of dollars and get used by 2-4 people in that same two hour time slot that the football field would be used. While Bud Miller may not be the ideal spot for a football field due to such high numbers in use, there are many other areas in Lloydminster that could be used to develop a field to be accessed by multiple families and children/adults alike to encourage exercise, team play and sportsmanship. link

    Why is it that Lloydminster as a city has 2 extremely competitive football teams (high school) and a HUGeLy growing minor football league - however our football fields are the laughing stock of multiple leagues, cities and towns. I would very much like to see football have as much effort and expense put into them as the tennis courts. 1 football field would give 50-60 kids access at one time for a game/ activity that lasts 2 hrs/ session. This in comparrison to tennis courts that cost millions of dollars and get used by 2-4 people in that same two hour time slot that the football field would be used. While Bud Miller may not be the ideal spot for a football field due to such high numbers in use, there are many other areas in Lloydminster that could be used to develop a field to be accessed by multiple families and children/adults alike to encourage exercise, team play and sportsmanship.

    Lisa Yushchyshyn asked almost 2 years ago

    Hi Lisa, 

    Thank you for your comments. 

    The City understands your concerns regarding the current amenities to support competitive football. While not necessarily a part of this project, we are looking at the feasibility and placement of new outdoor field surfaces, including football in additional greenspaces throughout the community. Our goal is to create inclusive spaces which allow everyone to enjoy their leisure activities. 

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  • Share When will BMASP have enhanced swimming facilities to include a competition pool or pools to accommodate more competitive swimming and enhanced programming? on Facebook Share When will BMASP have enhanced swimming facilities to include a competition pool or pools to accommodate more competitive swimming and enhanced programming? on Twitter Share When will BMASP have enhanced swimming facilities to include a competition pool or pools to accommodate more competitive swimming and enhanced programming? on Linkedin Email When will BMASP have enhanced swimming facilities to include a competition pool or pools to accommodate more competitive swimming and enhanced programming? link

    When will BMASP have enhanced swimming facilities to include a competition pool or pools to accommodate more competitive swimming and enhanced programming?

    F Stevens asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello, 

    Thank you for your question. 

    The City of Lloydminster assessed the need for enhanced aquatic amenities within the Community Facilities Assessment Report in 2020/2021. Additional information is available online at yourvoicelloyd.ca/CRFP. As a community priority, City aims to continue assessing the need for enhanced aquatic services. 

    The scope of this project covers the green space and park amenities such as the amphitheatre, PSM Park Centre, picnic shelters, spray park and more. If you haven’t done so, we encourage you to complete the Phase 1 survey before February 22 to include your voice in the draft master plan. 

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  • Share What does PSM centre mean? Who are the stakeholders? on Facebook Share What does PSM centre mean? Who are the stakeholders? on Twitter Share What does PSM centre mean? Who are the stakeholders? on Linkedin Email What does PSM centre mean? Who are the stakeholders? link

    What does PSM centre mean? Who are the stakeholders?

    Mh asked almost 2 years ago

    Hello, 

    Thank you for your message. The PSM Parks Centre is the building located north of the Bioclean Aquatic Centre within the park. 

    Throughout this process we will engage with stakeholder who largely consist of park user groups, tenants, event organizers and more.  

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