The Springbank Park For All Seasons Agricultural Society is responsible for the operation of all recreational and social gathering facilities situated on its site that is located in the community of Springbank, Alberta, Canada. SPFAS is a non-profit organization. The Society's primary objective is to provide recreational facilities and services to residents of Springbank and other Communities. SPFAS is very much a grass roots community oriented organization. It has been built progressively by Springbank Community residents over a 40 year period that began when the Society was first established in the last 1960's. This website contains a wealth of information that is available to assist you with understanding and accessing the recreational and community social networking and gathering opportunities that are available at the Springbank Park For All Seasons. You are most welcome to access this website to find out more about the Springbank Park For All Seasons, as well as how to access the recreation and other services that are available.
The Springbank Park For All Seasons (SPFAS) is a multi-use facility which provides a focal point for recreational, agricultural and social activities in the Springbank, Bragg Creek, Jumping Pound and Redwood Meadows communities ("Springbank"). The SPFAS is registered as an Agricultural Society under the Alberta Agricultural Societies Act. The primary activities at the SPFAS occur during the fall and winter seasons when ice hockey, figure skating and curling are in full swing. During the spring and summer, the SPFAS focus shifts to outdoor activities including baseball, softball, soccer, and football among others. In addition to these activities, the SPFAS offers year-round lounge and banquet facilities for weddings, staff functions, family get-togethers and other gatherings such as dog shows and other exhibitions. At times, the SPFAS has also been part Hollywood, as various film production companies have used a portion of the facilities in their movie making. The SPFAS is currently affiliated with 22 user groups in the community of Springbank. Its membership includes over 1,200 families, resulting in over 4,000 individuals participating in the activities of these user groups.