Park à Windsor

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Park

Curry Playlot

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Though sometimes confused with Curry Park, Curry Playlot is a much smaller one-acre park north of Tecumseh Road. True to its playlot name, this park has always been home to a variety of play equipment for the neighbourhood children.

Windsor

DA

Park

Dawson Park

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The site of Dawson Road Playground was once part of a larger tract of farmland owned by R.B. Dawson in the last half of the nineteenth century. Currently, an assortment of playground equipment is available at the park, including junior and senior swing sets. Additional playground equipment was installed in 1995.

Windsor

DE

Park

Derwent Park

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Situated behind College Boreal, Derwent Park is a Community Park that since 1972 has continued to transform. Derwent Park includes the 16.3-acre Shaughnessy Cohen Woods that straddles the Little River. In 2000, the Rotary Club of Windsor 1918 developed The Safety Village on the western grounds of the park along Lauzon Parkway. Derwent Park is currently home to 650 metres of gravel and natural trails that run through the park and the Shaughnessy Cohen Woods. Combined, the woodlot, trail and open space cover approximately 32 acres in total. In 2022, City Council allocated $100,000 for a comprehensive design project to integrate a cricket field into the park's landscape while enhancing and extending the nearby recreational multi-use trails. The new functional upgrades will include: Click on the links below to view the proposed layout and presentation of landscape master plan concepts:

Windsor

DE

Park

Devonshire Heights Park

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Devonshire Heights Park is a 5-acre neighbourhood park with an accessible play unit, parking lot and baseball diamond.

Windsor

DE

Park

Devonshire Park

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Devonshire Park was established in the 1920s as an open green area for passive enjoyment. The mature tree cover offers a serene atmosphere with a new accessible playground providing an inclusive opportunity to play and socialize in a welcoming outdoor space. In 1997, the Teen Health Centre, in cooperation with the Department of Parks and Recreation and St. George's Anglican Church, created a commemorative garden honouring Dr. Ken Jaggs, the founder of the Teen Health Centre and pastor of the preceding St. George's Church. Parks and Recreation 2450 McDougall Street Windsor, Ontario, Canada, N8X 3N6 Telephone: (519) 253-2300 Fax: (519) 255-7990 Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca

Windsor

DE

Park

Devonwood Conservation Area

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Devonwood is a 38-hectare Carolinian forest in Windsor with more than 4.5 km of trails and an exceptional diversity of oak species.

Windsor

DI

Park

Dieppe Gardens Park

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Dieppe Gardens Park is named in memory of the many members of the Essex-Kent Scottish Regiment who lost their lives during the World War II landing at Dieppe, France in 1942. The park is heavily planted with brilliantly coloured annuals and perennials. It features many monuments, including monuments to the Canadian Army, Navy and Air Force.

Windsor

DI

Park

Dieppe Park (Legion Park)

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This park is a historic monument to honour those who fought in the Dieppe Raid. The park also has a newly updated playground.

Leamington

DO

Park

Donald Park

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Donald Park is located in a residential neighbourhood on Donald Avenue, between two houses. It has an open yard with a larger playground, benches, and trees.

Leamington

DO

Park

Dorset Park

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Located off of Dorset Pk in a residential neighbourhood you can watch trains go by as you will find a railroad directly to the south Dorset Park. This park includes a playground and swings for children with soft woodchip ground cover as well as a pavilion picnic area and a full basketball court.

Tecumseh

DO

Park

Dossenbach Park

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Park in LaSalle, Ontario. Features include 0.58 acres.

LaSalle

DR

Park

Dresden Park

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Located off of Dresden Pl in a residential neighbourhood you can watch trains go by as you will find a railroad directly to the south Dresden Park. This park includes a playground and swings for children with soft woodchip ground cover as well as a pavilion picnic area and a full basketball court.

Tecumseh