Park à Windsor

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Peace Fountain

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Park Feature in Windsor, Ontario.

Windsor

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Peace Park

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Surrounded by a residential neighbourhood on three sides and facing Tecumseh Road is Peace Park. This park includes a playground and swings for children with soft pebble stone ground cover as well as a pavilion picnic area and a full basketball court. Access to this park is available by three different walkway access points, either Talthorpe Pl, Lexham Grdns or Canterberry Crt will get you here.

Tecumseh

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Pearl Park

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Pearl Park is located within a residential neighbourhood. The park includes an updated playground and basketball court.

Leamington

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Peche Island

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Peche Island, an 86-acre island, was purchased by Hiram Walker in 1883. Walker used the island for a summer place, and his buildings included a stable, large home, greenhouse, and ice house. The property was sold in 1907. Peche Island was acquired by the City of Windsor on November 1, 1999. Formerly, the island was managed as a provincial park by the provincial government. The island lies 330 metres off the Detroit River shoreline at the eastern edge of Windsor. Lakeview Park Marina offers a good view of the island from the mainland. Lakeview Park Marina is the closest mainland marina to launch boats and paddle or motor to the island. The island is open for public use from June to October each year; docking facilities are located on the south side of the island. The interior of Peche Island preserves Provincially Significant Wetlands, and the entire island is an Area of Natural and Scientific Interest. The wetlands attract large numbers of waterfowl, especially Canvasback, Redhead, Lesser Scaup, Common Goldeneye and Common Mergans er, which c an be found in the nearby waters. Peregrine Falcons and Bald Eagles are often attracted by these large flocks and can sometimes be seen perched in the island's larger tree tops. During the late winter of 2011, up to 32 Bald Eagles were attracted to the area around the island by the open water and abundance of food. Looking to visit the isl

Windsor

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Peche Island Landing Park

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Peche Island Landing was established in 1979, when the City purchased two adjoining riverfront lots and is primarily a rest area or 'pocket‑park' along Windsor's riverfront, offering visitors a clear, unobstructed view across the Detroit River.

Windsor

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Peter Cecile Park

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Peter Cecile Park and Pump Station located directly west of the Beach Grove Golf Clubhouse property, is a private town property used mostly for its pump station building but which has a water viewing beach area and is open year round for the public.

Tecumseh

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Petite Cote Conservation Area

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Park in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 19.07 acres.

LaSalle

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Petite Côte Conservation Area

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Petite Côte is a Detroit River marsh with a 300-metre recycled-plastic boardwalk and a viewing tower overlooking Fighting Island.

Windsor

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Pine tree Park

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Parkette in Kingsville, Ontario. Active park. Amenities include Playground equipment.

Kingsville

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Piqua Park

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Dropped directly in the middle of a residential neighbourhood is Piqua Park which has a small playground for children with soft woodchip ground cover as well as a picnic area and a full basketaball court.

Tecumseh

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Pleasant Place Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 1.09 acres; Parking.

Windsor

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Plymouth Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 7.73 acres.

Windsor