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Located near Fish Creek Provincial Park, the community of Evergreen is actually two separate communities served by two separate community associations. These two communities are bordered to the north by Fish Creek Provincial Park, to the south by 162 Avenue SW, to the east by Fish Creek Boulevard and to the west by 37 Street SW.

Thanks to its proximity to Fish Creek Provincial Park, the new suburban residential neighbourhood of Evergreen provides its residents with access to a wide array of outdoor recreational opportunities.Offering nearly 2,300 acres of recreational space, Fish Creek Provincial Park is one of the largest urban parks in North America. Here, residents of the Evergreen community can enjoy biking, running and picnicking on a year-round basis. For those who prefer horse riding and jumping, the Spruce Meadows complex is also located nearby. At the same time, the foothills of the Canadian Rockies are just minutes away from the community, while the community's proximity to major access routes makes it easy for residents to travel throughout the Calgary area.

Children whose parents are interested in properties in the Evergreen community may attend either Eugene Coste elementary or Sundance elementary, with Sundance offering a French Immersion program. The community is also served by several Catholic elementary schools, including St. Catherine, St. Stephen, St. Jude, Ecole St. Matthew and Madeleine D-Houet. Madeleine D-Houet also offers a French Immersion program. Just as many elementary schools serve the community of Evergreen, the same is true of junior high schools. Three public junior high schools serve the community, including Woodman, Harold Panabaker and Elboya. Both Harold Panabaker and Elboya offer French Immersion programs, with Harold Panabaker serving 7th and 8th grade students and Elboya serving 9th grade students. Three Catholic junior high schools, St. Stephen, Ecole St. Matthew and Our Lady of Peace, also serve the community. Two high schools also serve the community, including the public school of Dr. E.P. Scarlet and the Catholic school of Bishop O'Byrne. Dr. E.P. Scarlet also offers a French Immersion program.  Show Less...