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Haysboro, Calgary — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Haysboro is a residential neighbourhood in the southwest quadrant of Calgary, edged by the Glenmore Reservoir, in Alberta, Canada.
About Haysboro
Where to stay in Haysboro
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Haysboro suits travellers who want a residential base in southwest Calgary, near the Glenmore Reservoir rather than the downtown core. The neighbourhood runs between Macleod Trail and 14 Street W, a low-rise stretch of Calgary bisected by Elbow Drive within Alberta. Hotel rooms are scarce.
Guests content to stay among houses, with Heritage Drive and the wider roads of Canada carrying them into the rest of the city, will find Haysboro a calm and settled base.
About Haysboro
What are the main landmarks in Haysboro?
Haysboro's built landmark is Southwood United Church, standing among the neighbourhood's homes. The rest is residential, a low-rise grid of Calgary framed by Macleod Trail on one side and the Glenmore Reservoir on the other, within Alberta. Streets do the defining.
Beyond Southwood United Church, Haysboro reads as an ordinary Calgary quarter, its edges drawn by Heritage Drive and 98th Avenue rather than by monuments across Canada.
What is the history of Haysboro?
Haysboro developed as a residential neighbourhood on the southwest side of Calgary, laid out between its bounding roads. The pattern was suburban. Houses filled the ground between Macleod Trail and the Glenmore Reservoir as Calgary spread across this part of Alberta, well inside Canada.
Elbow Drive still cuts through the middle.
Where is Haysboro?
Haysboro sits in the southwest quadrant of Calgary, bounded by Macleod Trail and the Glenmore Reservoir, in Alberta, Canada.
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Updated July 2026