Park in Windsor

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Duck Creek Park

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57 acres This park includes an open play area, playground equipment, and a 380 m walking path

Belle River

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Dynasty Park

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Dynasty Park is a 2-acre open green space neighbourhood park that was acquired in 1999 when the neighbourhood it serves was being developed.

Windsor

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East End Park

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Located in a relatively secluded area at the end of Clairview Street, this sparsely wooded three-acre park includes some recreational amenities.

Windsor

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East Park Beach and Campground

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East Park is a public beach and campground on the east shore of Pelee Island.

Pelee Island

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East Riverside Park

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Little River Road between Banwell Road and Radcliff Avenue This 45-acre park features walking and cycling trails within a naturalized setting. It is a great location for picnicking and relaxing by Blue Heron Lake.

Windsor

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East Riverview Park

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Like neighbouring Peche Island Landing, East Riverview Park is primarily a rest area or vest pocket park along the waterfront. Overlooking the Detroit River, the site is equipped with park benches.

Windsor

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Eastside Park

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Located in the middle of a residential neighbourhood. This park has a fenced-in playground, accessible walkway path, benches and large trees. The playground equipment was updated in 2022.

Leamington

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Edgewater Beach Park

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Edgewater Beach Park is private town park property which has a trail leading to a water viewing area with benches and is open year round for the public.

Tecumseh

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Elizabeth Kishkon Park

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The City purchased the land for Elizabeth Kishkon Park (formerly Lakeshore Woods) from a developer in 1997. The park was renamed and officially dedicated in honour of former Windsor Mayor Elizabeth Kishkon on September 15, 2017. The park has a parking lot, multi-use trails, two accessible playgrounds, basketball key, dog park, a large open area and an ultimate Frisbee field. Two woodland areas occur at the park. These areas are significant natural heritage features due to their size and relatively undisturbed condition within the city of Windsor. The woodlands are dominated by Eastern cottonwood, a tree species that likes their feet wet, indicating that the woodlands are storing water and providing flood mitigation services. Other native tree species that can be found in these woodlands include Bur oak, Swamp white oak, Basswood, Green ash, Shagbark hickory, Red elm, and Black walnut. Native shrubs and forest floor plants growing in the woodlands include Stiff dogwood, Small-flowered evening primrose, Winged loosestrife, White avens, and Dotted hawthorn.

Windsor

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Ernest Atkinson Park

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Ernest Atkinson Park is an active and well-loved community space in Windsor’s west end. A soccer field, outdoor swimming pool, accessible playground, and skatepark attract local youth. The outdoor pool is typically open from late June until Labour Day. The skatepark at Ernest Atkinson Park has served Windsor’s skateboarding community for more than 20 years. In 2023, it was officially named the Ryan Barron Memorial Skate Park in honour of Ryan Barron, a Windsor skateboarding and music enthusiast who frequently used the park and shared his passion for skateboarding with others. Ryan lost his life in 2016 after being struck by a vehicle while skateboarding. The Friends of Atkinson Park and Pool Committee began fundraising in 2016 for a proposed concrete skate bowl known as the “Barron Bowl,” which was approved in principle by City Council in 2019. As estimated project costs increased, the available funding was no longer sufficient to construct the bowl, and the focus shifted to rehabilitating and adding new features to the existing skatepark. On May 26, 2025, City Council approved matching funds of up to $59,261 and directed administration to proceed with improvements using available funding and stakeholder input. An online public survey conducted in fall 2025 received more than 250 responses, and the City also met with skatepark users and community representatives to review poten

Windsor

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Esdras Park

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This small neighbourhood park offers playground equipment to area residents. The Department of Parks and Recreation refurbished the site in 1991, installing a new creative play unit and upgrading the fence.

Windsor

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Essex Baseball Diamonds

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Diamond 1 is used primarily for fastball 15U, 18U and Senior and adult slow pitch It offers night lighting, boundary fence, warning track and enclosed dugouts Diamond 2 is used primarily for fastball 11U and 13U and womens slow pitch It has no boundary fences but does have a shaded dugout Diamond 3 is used for younger divisions Tball and 9U Centrefield is not fenced

Essex