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Robert McDonald Park

Windsor, Ontario

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About Robert McDonald Park

Have you used the new accessible multi-use trail, rest areas or solar-powered lighting at Robert McDonald Park? We want to hear about your experience: The four-question survey takes less than two minutes. Your feedback will help the City of Windsor and the Province of Ontario understand the impact of these improvements and inform future park projects. Named after Robert McDonald, a former deputy reeve of Sandwich East Township, Robert McDonald Park has served the surrounding neighbourhood since the 1960s, providing space for outdoor play, sports and recreation. A new accessible multi-use trail was completed in 2026, including accessible rest areas with benches and wheelchair stopping areas, and solar-powered lighting. These improvements provide opportunities for walking, wheeling and cycling, with places to rest and enjoy the park.

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Address: 3971 Ypres Ave
Windsor, Ontario
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