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St Paul Grove Park

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St. Rose Beach, was assembled one small parcel at a time over a five year period between 1967 and 1975. Opened during Canada's Centennial in 1967, it was just five years later, in 1972, that a small but determined group of City power brokers began quietly working behind the scenes to convert St. Rose Beach into a municipal landfill site. Thankfully, a combination of serious environmental concerns and strong Department of Parks and Recreation resistance stopped this proposal.

Windsor

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St Paul Pumping Station Park

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Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 4.15 acres; Parking.

Windsor

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St Rose Beach

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Beach in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 1.70 acres.

Windsor

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St. Mark's Beach Park

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

Tecumseh

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St. Mary's Park

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St. Mary's Park in the Maidstone community of Tecumseh situated at the corner of County Rd 34 and Malden Road is home to the St. Mary's recreational baseball league which uses and helps maintain the three (3) baseball diamonds on site, one which has lights. The park has ample parking using the St. Mary's Church and community centre parking lot. St. Mary's Park has a children's splashpad open in the summer months for use during daylight hours. Other amenities in this historic park include swings and playground equipment with soft woodchip ground cover, one (1) tennis court along with a covered pavilion picnic area, washrooms and a concession open during special events. A new paved walkway can lead from the parking lot to all these amenities.

Tecumseh

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St.clair Park

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Park in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 1.33 acres.

LaSalle

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Stanton Woods

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Natural Area in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 1.03 acres.

LaSalle

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Staples Community Park

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242 acres This park includes a playground

Lakeshore

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Star of the Lake Park

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Star of the Lake Pump Station property is private town property used for its pump station building but which has a trail leading to a water viewing platform that is open year round for the public.

Tecumseh

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Stillmeadow Park

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Stillmeadow Park was purchased in 1971. In 1972, Stillmeadow Parks Playground and Traders' Development Ltd. donated towards the acquisition of playground equipment at the park. Today, the park is equipped with a softball diamond, a football field and an accessible playground that was constructed in 2023. Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

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Stodgell Park

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A six-acre park at the corner of Kildare Road and Seneca Street. Stodgell Park had a new accessible creative play structure installed in 2018, complete with rubber safety surfacing. A new parking lot was constructed west of the playground, in addition to new multi-use pathways, benches, a pollinator garden and a toboggan hill.

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Stone Road Alvar Conservation Area

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Stone Road Alvar is a globally significant alvar on Pelee Island with rare prairie plants and Blue Racer snake habitat.

Pelee Island