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Kingsbridge Naturalized Area

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The Town acquired 27 hectares of naturalized areas in 2023 as part of a subdivision development agreement. This naturalized area is protected lands with species at risk that remain untouched. These areas have been specially developed with species at risk in mind and are home to a variety of endangered and rare species. The lands are under order through the Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks (MECP) and no mow zones that are protected. The public is not permitted to enter these lands. This large natural area has been created in the Kingsbridge community to provide habitat and a safe corridor for wildlife to travel through between local natural areas. Individuals in this community can help ensure the natural areas surround their homes thrive in this setting. Natural habitats, including a wildlife corridor have been incorporated within and adjacent to homes. In the east, existing natural wooded communities are being enhanced by creating open meadows beside them. These meadows continue through the community to create a wildlife corridor to the stormwater ponds in the west. A mixture of native grasses and flowers have been planted, and these will provide habitat for song bird

Amherstburg

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Kingsville Recreation Complex

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Community Park in Kingsville, Ontario. Active park. Amenities include Outdoor Washrooms, Multisport Ameneties, Municipal arena, Playground Equipment, AED, Skate Park.

Kingsville

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King’s Navy Yard Park

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King's Navy Yard Park is a 4.4 ha Regional Special Purpose Park located on Amherstburg's beautiful waterfront. Known for its award winning gardens, this is the one outdoor space in Amherstburg that visitors should be sure not to bypass. This park mirrors the Navy Yard from 1796 and was responsible for the construction of several Provincial War Ships that fought in the War of 1812. Significant watercrafts built her include: the Camden, General Hope, General Hunter, Francis, Maria, Queen Charlotte, Lady Prevost, Detroit, Eliza and the General Myers. The park's riverfront property was also used for rope making which, at times, required sailors to span the entire town while stretching and producing the rope. Uniquely, the park boasts four historical buildings, each of which reminds visitors of battles won (and lost) to save our country! One remarkable structure is the Commissariat which is the staging post for Ontario's largest Provincial marine Re-enactment group. Other buildings include the Park Museum buildings and Gordon House.

Amherstburg

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Kinsmen Baseball Diamonds and Skatepark

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It is home to eight diamonds, hardball and softball, a batting cage, restrooms, a pavilion with picnic tables, and field lighting. A colourful playground structure is also available. The playground equipment was updated in 2022.

Leamington

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Kinsmen Chatham Street Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 1.05 acres; Playground, Basketball, Soccer.

Windsor

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Kinsmen Norman Road Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 2.36 acres.

Windsor

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Kiwanis Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 4.54 acres; Baseball, Softball, Playground, Parking.

Windsor

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Kominar Park

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Kominar Park is a gem among the neighbourhood parks in the Windsor parks system. It has vast open space for passive park use and is equipped with a play unit that was replaced with a new accessible play unit in 2022.

Windsor

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Kopegaron Woods Conservation Area

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Kopegaron Woods is a 19-hectare Carolinian woodland known for spring wildflowers and boardwalk trails.

Wheatley

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Kopegaron Woods and Conservation Area

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It is known for its spring wildflowers, forest boardwalk, and trails. The photos are courtesy of the Essex Region Conservation Area.

Leamington

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Labadie Park

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Established as a neighbourhood park in 1951, Labadie Park is abutted to the west by Labadie Road. Designed to serve the needs of the residents living in its immediate area, the site has a soccer field, junior and senior swing sets and a play unit.

Windsor

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Lacasse Park

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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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