Assiniboine Park

Assiniboine Park
La forêt Assiniboine

Assiniboine Park est un parc de Winnipeg, Manitoba. Il a été créé en 1904 et est situé au nord de la forêt Assiniboine. Aujourd'hui, sa surface s'étend à 1 100 acres (4,45 km2), 400 acres (1,62 km2) étant conçus dans le style de jardin anglais.


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