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McAuliffe Woods Conservation Area

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McAuliffe Woods Conservation Area

Tecumseh, Ontario

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About McAuliffe Woods Conservation Area

McAuliffe Park, Home to the McAuliffe Sports Athletic Club which hosts combined baseball and soccer teams in the summer. The park with 186 free parking spaces has three (3) baseball/softball diamonds, three (3) soccer fields and two (2) tennis courts with lights. A paved trail will bring you to either of the two (2) covered picnic pavilions. There is a large set of playground equipment with rubberized ground cover and plenty of benches to sit on. McAuliffe Park sits just East of McAuliffe Woods a large treed woodlot and nature walk conservation area. A concession area is available for special events and a public washroom building.

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Adresse: 2391 St Alphonse Rd
Tecumseh, Ontario
N8N 2W7
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