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Wilson Park

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About Wilson Park

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 .

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Address: 700 McEwan Ave
Windsor, Ontario
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