Park in Windsor

MA

Park

Matthew Rodzik Park

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This 5.5-acre neighbourhood park was named after a pioneer in the metal stamping industry in Windsor, Matthew Rodzik.

Windsor

MA

Park

Maurice Belanger Park

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In 1966, this park on Malden Road was renamed in honour of Maurice Belanger, a former Windsor resident who made significant contributions to the development of Mic Mac, Ojibway and Jackson parks. Today, the eight‑acre park is equipped with play equipment, a picnic shelter, a softball diamond, walking trails and a parking lot.

Windsor

MA

Park

Mayfair Park

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Mayfair School closed down in 1971 after 44 years of operation. At the time of its closing, the Department of Parks and Recreation began leasing the six‑room school house from the Board of Education for $1 per year, offering children's craft programs for several years. Until 1978, the facility was used by various local groups, including the Essex County Mineral and Gem Club, the Windsor Camera Club, and Alcoholics Anonymous. Improvements to Mayfair Park were carried out in two phases. In 1984, the City spent $65,000 installing basketball courts and playground equipment at the park. Fencing, an asphalt parking lot, and general planting were added in 1987 at a total cost of approximately $34,000. Today, Mayfair Park is equipped with playground equipment, a soccer field, park benches, and basketball courts.

Windsor

MC

Park

McAuliffe Woods Conservation Area

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McAuliffe Park, Home to the McAuliffe Sports Athletic Club which hosts combined baseball and soccer teams in the summer. The park with 186 free parking spaces has three (3) baseball/softball diamonds, three (3) soccer fields and two (2) tennis courts with lights. A paved trail will bring you to either of the two (2) covered picnic pavilions. There is a large set of playground equipment with rubberized ground cover and plenty of benches to sit on. McAuliffe Park sits just East of McAuliffe Woods a large treed woodlot and nature walk conservation area. A concession area is available for special events and a public washroom building.

Tecumseh

MC

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McCallum St Park

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Natural Area in Kingsville, Ontario. Passive park.

Kingsville

MC

Park

McGregor Playground

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A fenced outdoor play structure is located just in front of the McGregor Community Centre

McGregor

MC

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McHugh Park

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Nestled in on the east side Little River Corridor, and adjacent to the WFCU Centre, the property for McHugh Park was acquired in 2004 and developed with four soccer fields, support buildings, and parking lot. Scheduled for construction in 2025, in partnership with the Essex County Soccer Association (ECSA), field #2 will be replaced with a new FIFA- approved artificial turf soccer field. In addition to the new soccer field, the work is planned to include:

Windsor

MC

Park

McHugh St. Bikepath Park

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Trail in Windsor, Ontario.

Windsor

MC

Park

McKee Park

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Located at the foot of Chewitt Street between Russell Street and the Detroit River, McKee Park represents the City's first effort to provide public access to local boaters.

Windsor

ME

Park

Meadowbrook Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 3.99 acres; Playground, Soccer, Basketball, Parking.

Windsor

ME

Park

Mersea Park

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Mersea Park is a 13-acre greenspace located along Point Pelee Drive adjacent to Lake Erie.Mersea Park is one of Leamington’s oldest parks and continues to be a hub for outdoor activities, offering playgrounds, baseball fields, picnic shelters, and washroom facilities

Leamington

ME

Park

Mersea Park Ball Diamonds

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There are two baseball diamonds located at this newly redesigned park. Updates include new amenities, such as: a splash pad, updated park, additional parking spots and a paved walking track that circles the park.

Leamington