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Sadlers Nature Park and Trail

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Sadlers Park is a 104 acre nature park including a 1km walking path that extends into the first kilometre of the future EssexAmherstburg Greenway ERCA The park includes two ponds, a dock, picnic tables and a pavilion for public use, organized events and rentals
Essex

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Sandpoint Beach Park

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Sandpoint Beach Park is a waterfront park located along the south shore of Lake St. Clair near the mouth of the Detroit River. The park forms part of a continuous green space that includes Ganatchio Park and Stop 26 Park, connected by the Ganatchio Trail and Riverside Drive. The area is known for its wide open views, sandy shoreline, and direct access to trails, recreation, and passive green space. Additional features at this location include a seasonal lifeguard-supervised beach (typically starting in June, weather and conditions permitting), outdoor showers and foot wash stations, shaded seating areas, accessible beach mats (seasonal), nearby parking and trail connections to the Ganatchio Trail. The City of Windsor has completed a comprehensive Master Plan and Shoreline Class Environmental Assessment for Sandpoint Beach Park and its adjacent parkland. The plan, prepared by Landmark Engineers Inc., focuses on enhancing safety, accessibility, and the long-term sustainability of this well-used waterfront area. The most significant change is the planned relocation of the designated swimming beach further east on the site, away from areas affected by strong currents near the river mouth. The former beach area will be reconfigured with shoreline protection features to discourage water access in that section.
Windsor

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Sandwich Parkette

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Parkette in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 0.00 acres.
Windsor

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Sandwich West Park

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Park in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 19.69 acres.
LaSalle

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Santos Park

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

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Scodeller Park

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This park was named after Louis Scodeller an influential local figure who founded Pointe West Golf Club in 1989. This park was dedicated to the children of Anderdon Township on June 25, 1994. The image below shows the current park conditions and the final image shows the Proposed Approved Master Plan which will be implemented as funding permits.
Amherstburg

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Scout Memorial Park

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Scout Memorial Park is located between two homes in a residential subdivision. It has an accessible entry with a paved sidewalk path. The park also has a playground, soccer field, benches, and a large open yard. The playground equipment was updated in 2022.
Leamington

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Sculley Beach Park

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Scully Beach Park and Pump Station is private town property used for its pump station building but which has a trail leading to a water viewing area with benches and is open year round for the public.
Tecumseh

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Seacliff Beach

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Seacliff Park is home to Leamington's tomato splash pad,a state-of-the-art Ampitheatre overlooking Lake Erie, and two basketball courts. This park is the perfect venue to host a family gathering. Access to a pavilion with barbeque, picnic tables and washrooms. Fully accessible parking and entry.
Leamington

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Seagram’s Garden

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A small garden display at the west side of the former Seagram's property. The images below show the current park conditions.
Amherstburg

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Selkirk Park

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Selkirk Park has a large yard with an accessible sidewalk path, benches, a play structure, a basketball court, and large trees. It is located in the middle of a residential neighbourhood.
Leamington

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Senator Croll Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 1.07 acres.
Windsor
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