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Lisa Muldoon
Lakeside Park - Kingsville, Ontario Canada
Lakeside Park is located on shores of Lake Erie in the Town of Kingsville, Ontario, Canada. The park features a walking path, playground, splash pad, beach, toboggan hill, and lakeside gardens. Lakeside Park is the host location for a variety of...
Lakeside Park is located on shores of Lake Erie in the Town of Kingsville, Ontario, Canada. The park features a walking path, playground, splash pad, beach, toboggan hill, and lakeside gardens. Lakeside Park is the host location for a variety of community events throughout the year. The park was established in 1907, and was designated as a place of cultural and historical significance by the Ontario Heritage Act in 2007.
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The Lakeside Park welcome sign is located on the corner of Division Street South and Herrington Street in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada.
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Lakeside Park in Kingsville, Ontario opened in 1907 and played a key role in Kingsville's economic and social development. In 2007, the park was designated under the Ontario Heritage Act as a place of cultural and historical significance.
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A variety of trail options are provided for guests throughout Lakeside Park in Kingsville, Ontario.
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The park is open all year around. Autumn is a particularly nice time to visit due to the many mature trees found throughout Lakeside Park in Ontario, Canada.
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Ample space allows Lakeside Park in Kingsville, Ontario to be used for a variety of activities and events.
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Beautiful views of the Lake Erie can be found from the park gazebo in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada.
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Newly constructed bridge over Mill Creek in Kingsville, Ontario.
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The Jack Miner Bird Sanctuary is a significant part of Kingsville Ontario's history as evidenced by the Canada geese etched into the bridge support rail.
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The playground provides a variety of different swing options for visitors to Lakeside Park in Ontario, Canada.
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The Lakeside Park in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, offers a variety of play structure options for children of all ages.
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Restrooms, change rooms, and a water station are available at the Lakeside Splash Pad in Kingsville, Ontario.
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Lakeside Splash Pad is a great spot for children and families in Kingsville, Ontario, to cool off. It is open from Victoria Day weekend to September 16th. The hours of operation are from 9am to 9pm.
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A good way to cool off is to stand under the tipping cup when it goes over at the Lakeside Splash Pad in Kingsville, Ontario.
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The Lakeside Park Pavilion is a popular rental spot for weddings and other community events in Kingsville, Ontario. The interior is known for its historical and remarkable architectural features.
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There many beautiful spots for pictures overlooking Lake Erie. The park also offers extra "dog mess" bags.
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Lakeside Park shoreline sunset offers visitors to Kingsville, Ontario a spot to relax and unwind at the end of the day.
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The Peace Garden opened in 2013 on the south side of the park. It is maintained by volunteers from Kingsville Ontario's Horticultural Society.
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There are a variety of trails and gardens for visitors to enjoy when they come to Lakeside Park in Kingsville, Ontario, Canada.
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The Cobblestone Bridge over Mill Creek was built for visitors to Kingsville, Ontario in 1928.
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The view of Mill Creek and Lake Erie from the Cobblestone Bridge in Lakeside Park in Kingsville, Ontario, is one not to be missed.
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This looks like a great place for a stroll! -
Andrea Horning It is definitely a great place for an Autumn walk!
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You've covered all aspects of the park nicely! -
Diana Mohrsen Thank-you. The park is great because it offers so many different options for visitors.
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What a beautiful park! Gotta love nature! -
Sarah Stewart I agree. I love all of the large, mature trees this park offers.
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We love how little parks and out of the way destinations are shared on this platform. Every where else it is always the big popular parks. CrowdedWe love how little parks and out of the way destinations are shared on this platform. Every where else it is always the big popular parks. Crowded usually too. Good on you. More ... -
Tourism Nicola Valley - Merritt BC Thank-you! I love finding and exploring the little parks!
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