The Best Ski Resorts for Park Skiing in Canada

Looking to catch some big air or hone your tricks? Our Snow Parks ranking showcases the Canadian resorts with the most impressive terrain parks, as rated by the Snomad community. From perfectly shaped kickers to creative rail setups, these are the places where freestyle enthusiasts gather to push their limits. This unbiased ranking reflects genuine feedback from riders who've experienced these parks firsthand. Fancy yourself as a park rat? Share your own experiences by submitting a review.

Want to explore more Canadian skiing options? Check out our rankings for Experts, Groomed Runs or Tree Skiing to find your perfect mountain playground.

Best Ski Resort for Snow Parks in Canada: Bromont, montagne d’expériences - Snow Parks Rating

Bromont's terrain parks consistently earn high praise from our community. A user who is an advanced snowboarder called them "insane", while others describe the parks as "awesome" and "superior". One Snomad community member highlighted the "park with jumps, a rail and some high-walled turns like a half pipe." The parks are well-maintained with helpful staff - Clement specifically mentioned that "the park crew is amazing". Whether you're a beginner or expert, there's something for everyone, with features that cater to different skill levels. For freestylers and park riders, Bromont offers some of the best park facilities in Quebec.

#2 Mt St Louis-Moonstone - Snow Parks Rating

Mt St Louis-Moonstone is home to what many Snomad users consider the best terrain parks in Ontario. With options for all skill levels, the resort offers exceptional freestyle facilities. One advanced snowboarder raved about the park being "probably the best out of any of the resorts I've been to." The Junkyard Park caters to intermediate riders, while the Skool Yard is perfect for beginners learning park basics. The park crew receives consistent praise for maintaining top-notch features throughout the season. As one expert skier put it, "They always have a good terrain park full of features" making it an ideal destination for progression in freestyle skiing and snowboarding.

#3 Whistler Blackcomb - Snow Parks Rating

Whistler Blackcomb's terrain parks get top marks from our users across the board. A user who is an advanced snowboarder said, "Amazing snow on all the runs," while another raved about the "insane amount of snow during our trip." The parks offer something for every skill level, with varied features that keep even expert riders coming back. One Snomad community member liked that there's "a zone for everyone," from high alpine couloirs to family-friendly areas. While weekends can get busy, the quality of the parks makes it worth braving the crowds for both skiers and snowboarders.