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Lacasse Park

Tecumseh, Ontario

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About Lacasse Park

Bert Lacasse Park, Home of the Tecumseh Thunder Baseball Club which hosts a brick stadium ballpark setting with a concession for high level amateur baseball games. The Tecumseh Pickleball Association also calls Lacasee Park home with the Zekelman Pickleball Complex, a ten court facility. The park with 150 free parking spaces is also home to the only public outdoor pool in the town with an enclosed splashpad beside it. A 1km paved walking trail on the outskirts of the entire property makes a great place to take a nature walk with a surrounding canopy of trees. Newly installed playground equipment with soft rubber floor cover is open year round for the community's use. Also in the park there is one covered picnic pavilion area available for rent for special occasions and a public washroom building.

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Address: 590 Lacasse Blvd
Tecumseh, Ontario
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