Park in Windsor

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Teedie Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 8.99 acres.

Windsor

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Terra Lou Park

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This park includes a playground

Belle River

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The Bruce and Kathryn White Memorial Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 11.34 acres.

Windsor

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The John R. Park Homestead

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The John R. Park Homestead is a restored 1850s farmstead and conservation area with heritage buildings, exhibits, trails, and a Lake Erie boardwalk.

Harrow

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Thompson Park

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In 1947, the City purchased approximately six acres of residential property from Mrs. Elaine MacKay and converted the land into open park space. Twenty years later, Princess Elizabeth Park was renamed Thompson Park, and the park was expanded when portions of several streets, including Thompson Boulevard, Edgar Street and North National Street, were closed. In 1991, a modern creative play unit was installed in Thompson Park.

Windsor

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Thurston Park

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Named in honour of Ford Thurston, a former Sandwich East police chief and the first president of the Sandwich East Kiwanis Club, Thurston Park was established in 1969 and subsequently expanded in 1970. Interestingly, the park was planned before the approximately 300 residential lots in the area were developed. When residential construction began, the Department of Parks and Recreation required the developer to deposit any excavated soil to be used at the park site, an arrangement that saw Thurston Park emerge as the first city park with rolling hills. Not surprisingly, tobogganing is a popular winter activity at the park. During warmer weather, a variety of playground equipment is available, including a creative play unit.

Windsor

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Ticonderoga Park

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Ticonderoga Park sits nestled in the heart of Tecumseh with beautiful tree cover. The front facing part of the park at the corner of Tecumseh Road and Bedell St. boasts a short but beautiful walking path leading to multiple seating areas within the park, take your choice of benches or picnic tables or even the outdoor chess game table. The back end of the park lets you discover a basketball court as well as playground equipment for children with softening wood chip groundcover.

Tecumseh

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Timbercreek Park

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Parkette in Kingsville, Ontario. Active park. Amenities include Playground equipment.

Kingsville

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Tot Park

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Located beside the Essex Centre Splash Pad The park includes rubberized flooring, swings, a slide and rocking rides Picnic tables, park benches and an accessible entrance are included in the design plans

Essex

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Train Court Parkette

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Natural Area in Kingsville, Ontario. Active park.

Kingsville

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Tranby Park

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In 1967 and 1968, Tranby Park was expanded when the City closed sections of Parkview, Virginia and Edward avenues. In 1969, construction on the nearby Isabelle Park subdivision was in its final phase, and the City began negotiating with the construction company to ensure that an adequate storm drainage system would be installed at Tranby Park. Ultimately, the City and the construction company each paid half of the cost, an amicable financial arrangement which led to a much improved, and drier, Tranby Park. Later, a portion of Shiller's Bush was added to the land parcel through a subdivision development parkland dedication. Today, Tranby Park is equipped with softball diamonds, walking trails, a creative play unit and a small stormwater management pond.

Windsor

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Trans Canada Trail

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This section of the Trans Canada Trail follows a rail trail that runs north-south from Leamington to Comber. between Highway 77 and County Road 31 (Albuna Townline). This trail borders private property

Leamington