Park in Windsor

WE

Park

Weston Park

Venue

Weston Park is located in the Southern Part of Tecumseh off of North Talbot Road. With sports in mind, Weston park has two (2) minor baseball/softball diamonds with a fenced in batting cage, two (2) full basketball courts, one (1) soccer field and two(2) asphalt painted tennis courts (no lights). Arrive here and find at special events there is a concession stand and public washrom open under a large covered pavilion picnic area while the children can play on the swingset and playground equipment with soft stone pebble ground cover, all this along with 96 free parking spaces makes Weston Park a great destination.

Tecumseh

WH

Park

Whelpton Park

Venue

The Department of Parks and Recreation joined forces with the Drouillard Road Business Improvement Association (BIA) in order to develop and maintain the new park. Essentially, the Drouillard Road BIA assumed total responsibility for maintaining the park, while the Parks Department provides planters, annuals, and monitoring of the site. I n 2000, a Human Resources Development Canada grant awarded funds for the revitalizing of Drouillard Road. The project included the unveiling of five new street murals and a six-foot sculpture. The sculpture, a three-piece creation entitled Generations , honours the families who worked in the auto industry. Sculptor Mark Williams, a Ford machine repairman from Essex Engine Plant, created a 200-pound clay figure for bronzing. Generations shows three men spot welding the drip rails to the roof of a 1950 Ford Business Coupe. The models for the workers are the sons of Ford employees. Eighteen murals have been painted connecting the industrial history of the area with its contemporary present. A Ford Model T, Prohibition, the 1945 blockade, and snapshots of community leaders are among the murals painted on various building walls.

Windsor

WI

Park

Wigle Park

Venue

Established in 1908, Wigle Park was Windsor's first official park. The field house remains the oldest in the city. In recent years Wigle Park has undergone some upgrades, including a new accessible playground, lighting, walking trails, plaza, gazebo, basketball court, parking lot and community gardens.

Windsor

WI

Park

Wildwood Park

Venue

Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 6.00 acres; Soccer, Playground, Parking.

Windsor

WI

Park

Wilhelm Park

Venue

Wilhelm Park is located within a residential neighbourhood. This large yard has a swing set, basketball court and playground.

Leamington

WI

Park

William Avenue Park

Venue

Natural Area in Kingsville, Ontario. Passive park.

Kingsville

WI

Park

William Simpson Memorial Park

Venue

William Simpson Memorial Park offers a spacious, open green area perfect for recreation and relaxation. The park features accessible sidewalks, entryways, and benches throughout, making it easy for everyone to enjoy the space. The park also includes pickleball and tennis courts, made possible through a partnership between the Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board and the Municipality of Leamington. While the courts are open to the public, please note that the School Board has priority use from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM, when required for school activities.

Leamington

WI

Park

Williams Street Park, Cottam

Venue

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

Kingsville

WI

Park

Willistead Park

Venue

The property surrounding Willistead Manor , appropriately named Willistead Park, contains over 300 trees, including Windsor's only persimmon, a tree native to the southern United States. As well, the park boasts a rare Shumard oak, several Kentucky coffee trees, London Plane, Chestnut, European Elm and Tree of Heaven. In the secluded shade of Willistead Manor courtyard garden, visitors can experience the elegance of a true English garden in the Paul Martin Gardens. Lustrous shades of green are reflected in a number of different shrubs, including Oregon grape, laurel, euonymus, and shiny leafed mahonia. Hot pink, white and red impatiens add sparkle to this quiet, peaceful area. In 1976, Windsor City Council designated Willistead Park and Manor as an official heritage property. Today, several annual events, including Art in the Park , attract thousands of people to its grounds. Paul Martin Gardens was established in Willistead Park in 1995. It has become a popular venue for wedding photography because of the abundance of flowering perennials and roses. Reservations for wedding photography are required. Please contact Willistead Manor at (519) 253-2365.

Windsor

WI

Park

Wilson Park

Venue

Wilson Park has been a cherished part of Windsor for nearly a century. The addition of the Adie Knox Herman Recreation Complex in 1968 significantly enhanced the beauty and enjoyment of this 9.3-acre community space. As part of the Reimagined Adie Knox Herman Recreation Complex project, several exciting new amenities have been added to the park, including a new accessible playground and splash pad in 2022, new tennis, pickleball and basketball courts in 2023, and most recently a batting and cricket cage in 2024. For more information about the Adie Knox Herman Recreation Complex facility, please visit the Recreation and Culture Facilities website . For more information about the Reimagined Adie Knox Herman Recreation Complex project, visit the project page .

Windsor

WI

Park

Windsor Justice Facility Park

Venue

The Windsor Justice Facility Park is part of the four-park Civic Esplanade located between City Hall Square and Riverside Drive. This downtown green-space provides a lit walking path and benches between Chatham Street East and Pitt Street East. Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

Windsor

WO

Park

Wolfe Lake Park

Venue

Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 1.12 acres; Playground, Walking Trail.

Windsor