Village parks and Carp Hills trails
Hidden Lake Park offers a village pathway, while the nearby Crazy Horse Trail crosses rougher natural terrain.
17 parks, trails, recreation centres and libraries are mapped in the Carp area from OpenStreetMap, each linked to its source.
Updated · Facts on this page link to their sources

Hidden Lake Park can be entered from Charlie’s Lane or Hidden Lake Crescent; the Charlie’s Lane end has stairs. Other recreation includes public skating at W. Erskine Johnston Arena and association-run outdoor facilities.
Parks, trails and recreation
Pathways & trails
3Crazy Horse Side Trail
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Crazy Horse Trail
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Neighbourhood parks
9Carp Fair Grounds
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Diefenbunker Baseball Diamond
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Doug Rivington Park
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Jensen Court Park
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Langstaff Drive Soccer Fields
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Langstaff Park
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
West Carleton War Memorial
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Irish Hills Golf & Country Club
Recreation centres & libraries
5Huntley Community Centre Ice Rink
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Huntley Community Centre Mess Hall
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Huntley Curling Club
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Ottawa Public Library - Carp Branch
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W. Erskine Johnston Arena & Community Centre
In Carpopenstreetmap.org
Quick answers
Short answers first; each links to the full answer and its sources.
What parks are in Carp village?
The City’s Carp Secondary Plan identifies Hidden Lake Park, Jensen Court Park, Doug Rivington Park and the Langstaff soccer fields among village recreation spaces. These are distinct from the larger Carp Hills trail areas outside the village.
As of 2026-10-30 · documents.ottawa.ca carphills.com
Where is the Crazy Horse Trail?
The Crazy Horse Trail starts on the northwest side of March Road at Huntmar Drive, near Carp. Friends of the Carp Hills describes a 6.2-kilometre main route, including the beaver-pond loop and return but excluding side trails, over rocky and uneven terrain.
As of 2026-10-30 · carphills.com
What is the walk at Hidden Lake Park like?
Hidden Lake Park has a 650-metre crushed-gravel pathway reached from Charlie’s Lane or Hidden Lake Crescent. There are stairs at the Charlie’s Lane entrance, and the adjacent large pond is privately owned.
As of 2026-10-30 · carphills.com
Can I walk a dog on Carp trails?
Dogs are permitted on leash at Hidden Lake Park and the Crazy Horse Trail. The Crazy Horse Trail code also requires owners to collect and remove dog waste.
As of 2026-10-30 · carphills.com carphills.com
Where can I skate or join recreation in Carp?
W. Erskine Johnston Arena at 3832 Carp Road publishes public skating and ice-sport schedules. The Huntley Community Association also runs recreation programs and manages an outdoor rink and local ball diamonds.
As of 2026-10-30 · ottawa.ca hca-carp.ca