Park à Windsor

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Assumption North Park

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Assumption North Park is the western boundary for the Windsor Sculpture Park and the beginning of the walking and cycling path named Roy Battagello Riverwalk. Windsor's chain of riverfront parks located on Riverside Drive West from the Ambassador Bridge to Church Street, is home to the Windsor Sculpture Park. The park features large-scale contemporary sculptures for public viewing. The collection continues to develop every year through private donations, with 32 sculptures presently in the park.

Windsor

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Assumption Park

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South side of Riverside Drive near the Ambassador Bridge Assumption Park was the location of the first Roman Catholic Parish west of Montreal, Assumption Parish, built in 1787. Until 1952, Assumption Park was part of Assumption College, today known as the University of Windsor. Between 1952 and 1990, the City of Windsor leased the property for $1 per year. In 1990, the City became the owner of Assumption Park.

Windsor

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Avon Court Park

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Avon Court Park was obtained in 1957 as part of a development agreement. Neighbourhood children have enjoyed playing on various play equipment in the park since 1994.

Windsor

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Avondale Playlot Park

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This small neighbourhood park at the intersection of Grand Marais Road West and Bruce Avenue adjacent to the E.C. Row Expressway has a small play unit and open green space for enjoyment of the surrounding neighbourhood. Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

Windsor

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Baillargeon Park

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Tucked away between a residential neighbourhood and farmland is Baillargeon Park, accessible only by a walkway off of Strawberry Drive. This park has lots of open grass turf areas to play and a few trees for shade as well as playground equipment with soft stone pebble ground cover.

Tecumseh

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Balsamo Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 0.36 acres; Playground.

Windsor

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Bar Point Park

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Bar Point Park is nestled within an older subdivision of houses on the southern portion of Amherstburg and is classified as a Neighbourhood park. The first image below shows the current condition of the park. The final image is the proposed approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding permits.

Amherstburg

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Beaudoin Park

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Located in the River Canard Subdivision, this neighbourhood park was named after Leo N.J. Beaudoin who passed away in 1978. He had a 22 year career in municipal politics in the former Anderdon Township and was Anderdon's first deputy reeve. This park underwent a complete re-development in 2020 and 2021 with the installation of a new playground, pathways, shelter, benches and a 6-hole disc golf course. Located in River Canard this park is classified as Neighbourhood. 1.4ha The first image shows the current park conditions. The final image is the proposed approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding is provided.

Amherstburg

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Bell Park

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This passive park offers a scenic view of Lake Erie

Essex

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Bellewood Park

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Bellewood Park is a six-acre neighbourhood park funded by the City of Windsor and Wintario.

Windsor

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Bia Parkette

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Located at the busy intersection of Tecumseh and Lesperance Road the BIA Parkette is a small splendor of park space surrounded by businesses and roadways. Make your way through the small winding trail in this park and take a seat on the many benches and take advantage of the Parkettes free wifi. This park is always decorated for the occasion. A great place to watch the busy world go by.

Tecumseh

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Big Creek Conservation Area

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Big Creek is a large Lake Erie wetland and Important Bird Area at the western tip of Lake Erie, adjacent to Holiday Beach Conservation Area.

Amherstburg