HSRAA Picnic Grove – 2010 to 2017

This wall was added in 2009-2010 as part of the HSRAA’s Picnic Grove rehabilitation project.

This photograph shows the top end of the extended wall that stretches from the top of the Camp Horseshoe parade field to the bottom of the field.

In this panoramic, the berm has been constructed to divert water from the Picnic Grove and Goodman Pavilion areas to Campcraft where it runs through gravel down past the Quonset Hut.

Here we see the berm construction as part of the HSRAA Picnic Grove Rehabilitation project.

As part of the water diversion project, the culvert near the Quonset Hut and Greenbriar was widened considerably to deal with the additional water flow.

The path has been set and some excavation work accomplished for the HSRAA Picnic Grove rehabilitation project.

Ranger Chris Wilder fixes a water pipe that was a temporary casualty in the Picnic Grove rehabilitation project.

Ranger Chris Wilder waters the new grass seed for the Picnic Grove as part of the HSRAA Picnic Grove Rehabilitation Project.

Here is one of the blueprints that included a shelter over the walkway that now extends from the parking lot through Picnic Grove.

The Picnic Grove pavilion construction underway in 2017.

The Picnic Grove pavilion is nearly finished in this photo – it just needs some lighting and some gravel for the base.

As part of the Picnic Grove reclamation project, the Alumni Pavilion was constructed in 2017 as an additional location for MB classes and Saturday evening picnics.

New trees were planted in the Picnic Grove as part of the HSRAA picnic grove rehabilitation project.