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Derwent Park

Windsor, Ontario

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About Derwent Park

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:

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Adresse: 7925 Forest Glade Dr
Windsor, Ontario
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