Park in Windsor

CH

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Chippewa Park

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Chippewa Park has One Seating and Picnic Area overlooking Lake St. Clair with a Trail leading up to the water from Riverside Dr.

Tecumseh

CH

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Chopin Park

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Named after the famous Polish composer, Chopin Park occupies land previously owned by Windsor's Scottish Regimental Association. In response to a request by several members of the local Polish‑Canadian community, the City named the site Chopin Park. The park was once equipped with two softball diamonds, but in 1978, one of those diamonds was removed in response to a neighbourhood petition. The park also contains both junior and senior swing sets.

Windsor

CH

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Chrysler Canada Greenway

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This multiuse recreational trail begins in Oldcastle and passes through the Town of Essex at both McGregor and Harrow

Harrow

CI

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City Hall Square Park

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The heart of Windsor’s Civic Esplanade — a vibrant, year-round destination for residents and visitors. City Hall Square is the centrepiece of Windsor’s Civic Esplanade revitalization, stretching from City Hall toward the Detroit River. This dynamic space offers year-round enjoyment with an interactive splash fountain in the summer and a full-size oval ice rink in the winter — creating a festive destination for residents and visitors alike. City Hall Square is a hub for community gatherings, cultural celebrations, and recreational activities, bringing new energy and life to Windsor’s civic core. From concerts and family festivals to casual meetups and outdoor dining, City Hall Square is a hub for community life.

Windsor

CI

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Civic Green Park

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Funds for the redesigns of Windsor Avenue Parkette were received from Casino Windsor (now Caesars Windsor) to provide for increased pedestrian use. A series of gradual undulations in the lawn, growing from south to north, symbolize the direction water once flowed from small creeks to the Detroit River. A low-rise wall fronting on Riverside Drive integrates the lawn with shallow stairs and a ramp. Wind sail banners fronting on Riverside Drive mark events and special occasions important to Windsor. Sidewalks bordering the east and west lawn connect the Civic Green to the other sections of the Civic Esplanade. New light standards, accent lawn lighting, new trees and plants contribute to the new image. The name Civic Green reflects the heritage of town greens, which recalled the centre of small communities. Located in the Civic Green is a monument to the Underground Railroad created by sculptor Ed Dwight. The sculpture, Tower of Freedom , was dedicated October 20, 2001, the year of Detroit’s tri-centennial. It is a two-piece monument with one piece located in Detroit and the other in Windsor.

Windsor

CI

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Civic Terrace Park

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This former parking lot located north of Riverside Drive, east of the Spirit of Windsor and west of McDougall Street has been converted into a greened area, which is available for additional special event space. The Civic Terrace was first used in 1999.

Windsor

CL

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Clairview Bikeway Park

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Extending beyond Lauzon Road to Isabella Place and Wyandotte Street lies Clairview Bikeway Park, a section of the Ganatchio Trail. This section, made up of residential streets and quiet, landscaped, paved paths, follows the route of the historic St. Clair Hydro‑Electric Railway. Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

Windsor

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Clay Park

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The site of Clay Park was bequeathed to Windsor in 1915 by the Davis family, who had previously farmed on this area. In 1917, the property was placed under the jurisdiction of the Parks Board and formally named Clay Park after former Windsor Mayor Henry Clay, whose term in office lasted one year in 1913. Although baseball, softball and football games were popular activities at the park in its early years, such sports were banned in 1959 because of the park's small size and because of the frequent and excessive property damage suffered by area residents. Improvements by the Parks Department in 2007 included the installation of new playground equipment, new pathways and fencing. Clay Park is a greatly improved facility and a well-loved neighbourhood park.

Windsor

CO

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Co-An Park

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Located in a country setting, this park includes a childrens play structure, picnic shelter, covered pavilion for rent, six baseball diamonds, three soccer fields, multiuse courts, washrooms and a canteen

McGregor

CO

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Coghill Park

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

Kingsville

CO

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Col. Paul Poisson Park

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Col. Paul Poisson Park has a Picnic Area with benches and tables and is a popular place to go after getting ice cream in the summer from across the street. The Gardens are well taken are of by the Town's Park Department to beautify this corner park at Riverside Dr and Lesperance Rd.

Tecumseh

CO

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Colchester Beach

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The Town of Essex takes great pride in its beautifully groomed beach Located on the north shore of Lake Erie, Colchester Beach is one of Essex Countys cleanest and most attractive beachesAs part of Colchester Harbour, the beach is adjacent to a Pirate Ship Playground and Splash Pad An outdoor concession stand, new washroom facilities and a beach volleyball net are close at handRecreational activities include boating, fishing, swimming, beach volleyball, sandcastle building, sunbathing, picnicking, and so much more

Colchester