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Stoney Point Community Park

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231 acres This park includes two playground areas, a pavilion, a skatepark, eight soccer fields, a toboggan hill, a washroom facility, and two storage sheds for sports equipment. For pavilion rentals, call 519-728-2700 or email PublicService@Lakeshore.ca

Stoney Point

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Stoney Point Lakefront Parkette

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This passive parkette includes bench seating and a lake view

Stoney Point

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Stoneybrook Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 0.69 acres.

Windsor

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Stop 26 Beach

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Stop 26 Beach is generally known today as "The Beach", a name it shares with Ganatchio and Sandpoint parks, which are located to the immediate west. Stop 26 Beach is used mostly for windsurfing and boardsailing, as it is not a supervised swimming beach.

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Straith Park

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In 1963, Straith Park was named in honour of Catherine M. Straith, a former Ward Four Alderperson in Windsor. However, many area residents still referred to the site as Riverview Park, a name the park acquired because of its location overlooking the Detroit River. The City purchased the park site in 1917, and it immediately became the only City‑owned park south of Sandwich Street (Riverside Drive) overlooking the Detroit River. Although early records indicate that the site was informally known as Riverview Park prior to the turn of the century, the City did not formally look into the prospect of acquiring the property until 1913. Four years and $21,570 later, the transaction was complete. Today, Straith Park is a popular spot for both parents and young children. At just over two acres, the park contains a tot lot and a playground for older children. There is a mix of mature and young trees on the site to provide natural shade around the play equipment.

Windsor

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Strong Lakefront Parkette

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This passive parkette includes bench seating and a lake view

Lakeshore

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Stuart Lakefront Parkette

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This passive parkette includes bench seating and a lake view

Lakeshore

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Superior Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 7.06 acres; Playground, Soccer, Basketball, Parking, Walking Trails, Picnic Shelter.

Windsor

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Tallgrass Prairie Heritage Park

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Tallgrass Prairie Heritage Park is named after the tallgrass prairie that once dominated central North America. The trail in this park loops through oak savannah, tallgrass prairie, and pond habitats, making it ideal for birdwatching.

Windsor

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Tecumseh Centre Park

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Tecumseh Center Park has a Skatepark, a pavillion for Picnics, two Baseball Diamonds and a trail which winds its way between all of them. Located Directly to the East of Tecumseh Arena off of McNorton St. and to the West of Tecumseh Town Hall there is ample parking to enjoy the amenities here.

Tecumseh

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Tecumseh Dog Park

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With 24 public parking spaces Tecumseh's only leash free dog park has trees and walking trails throughout the main fenced in area as well as a separate fenced in small dog only play area. Water is available to fill dog trays and plenty of benches available for resting dog owners.

Tecumseh

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Tecumseh Soccer Fields

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The Tecumseh Soccer Fields are home to the Tecumseh Soccer Club and has an area covering five (5) main fields. Parking to the South along Tecumsh Rd has 59 spaces while parking to the north off of St. Gregory's Rd has parking for 58.

Tecumseh