Park à Windsor

BR

Park

Bruce Avenue Park

Lieu

In the early 1980s, the Bruce Avenue Citizens' Committee began meeting with Parks and Recreation Department officials to discuss the possibility of establishing a new park in the area. Appropriately, various funding avenues were explored, and in 1983, City officials announced that the Province had agreed to fund fifty percent of the $800,000 project. In 1983, the City began actively purchasing property in the area. The former site of the Windsor Lawn Bowling Club was acquired, and various residential properties on the 700 block of Bruce Avenue were purchased. Throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s, the City acquired and incorporated properties into Bruce Avenue Park. The City continues to look at properties and incorporate them as funds become available. Currently, this multi‑faceted park is equipped with a wide variety of traditional playground equipment, a creative play unit, both basketball and tennis courts, benches, and a shelter.

Windsor

BR

Park

Brumpton Park

Lieu

Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 4.88 acres; Playground.

Windsor

BR

Park

Brunet Park

Lieu

Park in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 23.11 acres.

LaSalle

BU

Park

Bush Park

Lieu

Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 5.57 acres; Playground.

Windsor

BU

Park

Buster Reaume Park

Lieu

Buster Reaume Park located off of Lanoue Street hosts five (5) Soccer fields and Playground equipment with soft pebble stone ground cover. Forty eight (48) free parking spces are available here.

Tecumseh

CW

Park

CWAT Waterfront Trail

Lieu

The Waterfront Trail is a cycling route that runs near the shorelines of Lake Ontario and Lake Erie from Cornwall (Quebec border) at the east end to Lighthouse Cove at the west end. The cycle route consists of signed on road segments as well as off road trails. This trail connects to over 140 other communities, stretching over 3000km.

Leamington

CA

Park

Cadillac St

Lieu

Park in Windsor, Ontario. Features include 0.21 acres.

Windsor

CA

Park

Calderwood Park

Lieu

At the intersection of Calderwood Avenue and Woodward Boulevard, this 1.7-acre park has a play unit, trees, benches and a walking trail loop that measures 0.25 kilometres. The park can also be accessed from the adjoining Walker Homesite Bike Trail or a connecting pedestrian path off of Melinda Court.

Windsor

CA

Park

Canard Estates Wetland and Trail

Lieu

This park is an upgraded storm retention area with passive parkland component. There is a multi-use trail for passive use and naturalized areas with interpretive signs for wildlife in the area. Located in McGregor is a Neighbourhood Naturalized Area park. 1 ha

Amherstburg

CA

Park

Captain John Wilson Park

Lieu

Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

Windsor

CA

Park

Carling Park

Lieu

Show up at Carling Park ( located on the property where the Carling Brewery used to stand) and you will probably find a Tecumseh Minor Baseball Game or practice going on. This Park is home to the TMBA and includes a fenced in batting cage. walk your way along the parks short trail to the north end of the park and you will find a covered picnic pavilion and playground equipment for the children with soft woodchip ground cover. Located at the corner of Lacasse Blvd and St. Denis Street you can park off of either one to enjoy this tecumseh neighbourhood park.

Tecumseh

CA

Park

Carnegie Green

Lieu

Park in Kingsville, Ontario.

Kingsville