10 Calgary neighbourhoods we'd like to move to this summer
Calgary has over 200 neighbourhoods, and as summer approaches, we’ve been thinking about which ones would be great to call home during the sunny months.
From quiet streets with scenic views to bustling inner-city neighbourhoods, we’ve rounded up 10 Calgary neighbourhoods we’d like to move to this summer.
Bridgeland
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With its mix of trendy cafes, river paths, and lively patios, Bridgeland is one of Calgary’s most vibrant inner-city neighbourhoods when it comes to summer. St. Patrick’s Island and the Bow River are just steps away, making it easy to spend the day outside without straying too far.
Auburn Bay
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Located in southeast Calgary, Auburn Bay is tucked away in the corner of the city, but offers an amazing lakeside lifestyle centred around its private 43-acre lake. You can enjoy swimming, paddleboarding, and relaxing at the beach all right in Calgary. It’s minutes away from Seton, which offers all of the shopping, dining, and everyday amenities you need.
Inglewood
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Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood, Inglewood, comes alive in the summer. From bouncing between local stores and boutiques to grabbing a drink or bite to eat at one of the many patios, there is always something to do. Its historic homes and tree-lined streets add to the charm, while nearby green space makes it easy to soak up some summer sun.
Mission
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Mission is packed with patios, cafes, and local spots that stay busy all summer long. With walkable streets and a lively downtown energy, there’s always something happening. It’s full of character and close to the downtown core, making it easy to stay connected with the rest of the city.
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Crescent Heights
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Crescent Heights offers some of the best views in Calgary, offering stunning sights of the downtown skyline and the Bow River. It makes it the perfect spot for a scenic summer stroll right in your very own neighbourhood.
Mahogany
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Mahogany is the perfect neighbourhood for the best summer vibes. The neighbourhood is centred around Calgary’s largest freshwater lake, where residents can spend their days swimming, kayaking, or lounging by the water all summer long.
Bowness
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For a more relaxed community vibe, Bowness is hard to beat. Home to Bowness Park and close to the Bow River, it’s the perfect neighbourhood for picnics, river walks, or just spending some time in the summer sun.
East Village
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Situated right on the Bow River and right next to The Confluence, East Village perfectly mixes downtown with an outdoorsy, laid-back feel. It has a mix of everything from public art, riverside hangout spots, and local shops to check out, perfect for a summer of exploring.
Mount Pleasant
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Full of character homes and tree-lined streets, Mount Pleasant offers a quiet and relaxed feel. With easy access to Confederation Park and endless streets to wander, it seems like a great spot for slow summer days.
Ramsey
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Tucked just south of Inglewood, Ramsey is a quiet, character-filled neighbourhood with some of the best views in the city. With spots like Scotman’s Hill nearby, it’s perfect for sunset watching, evening walks, and laid-back summer nights away from the crowds.