products include vegetables (sweet bell peppers, beefsteak tomatoes, tomatoes on the vine, and long English cucumbers), a variety of flowering plants, and some trees. In the past, Redcliff was known for the production of glass, brick and pottery products. Some of these factories have since moved to Medicine Hat, such as the IXL brick plant, while others are no longer in existence. Redcliff is a member of the Economic Development Alliance of Southeast Alberta. Culture Redcliff Museum Redcliff Public Library Attractions Redcliff has the following attractions: an aquatic centre featuring a heated outdoor pool with varying depths and a heated children's pool with a water play structure; the Redcliff Rectangle, a multi-purpose ice hockey facility; a curling rink featuring three sheets of ice; six parks including the River Valley Park adjacent to the South Saskatchewan River that features a kitchen, washrooms, firepit, and walking trails; the 18-hole Riverview Golf Course adjacent to the Riverview residential subdivision and the cliffs of the South Saskatchewan River valley; the Redcliff Campground that has capacity for 48 units; four softball/baseball diamonds of various sizes; and a BMX track. a skate park. Education The Prairie Rose School Division No. 8 operates the following four schools in Redcliff that provide programming for children from kindergarten through grade 12. Isabel F. Cox Elementary School (K–3) Margaret Wooding Elementary School (4–6) Parkside Junior High School (7–9) Redcliff Mennonite Alternative Program Outreach School (K-12) High school students attend Eagle Butte High School in Dunmore, or enter the Medicine Hat School District No. 76 or Medicine Hat Catholic Separate Regional Division No. 20 for grades 10 through 12. See also List of communities in Alberta List of towns in Alberta References External links 1910 establishments in Alberta Towns in Alberta Populated places on the South Saskatchewan River