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Anja Cahill
Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
Dog park, dog beach, museum, sandy beach, swimming, and more!
A vibrant summer photo gallery capturing adventure on the St. Lawrence River - A summer day at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario is showcased in this photo gallery, revealing its...
A vibrant summer photo gallery capturing adventure on the St. Lawrence River - A summer day at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario is showcased in this photo gallery, revealing its...
Dog park, dog beach, museum, sandy beach, swimming, and more!
A vibrant summer photo gallery capturing adventure on the St. Lawrence River - A summer day at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario is showcased in this photo gallery, revealing its lively shoreline, family-friendly spaces, and stunning views over the St. Lawrence River. Visitors are drawn to its sandy beach, spacious grounds, and welcoming atmosphere, making the park a top destination for outdoor adventure near the city.
Summer Adventures at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
In this gallery, sun-soaked images highlight the playground, swimming area, and accessible walking paths that guide guests across the 95-acre rural landscape. Grass Creek Park in Kingston, Ontario is featured as a place where dogs can explore freely in the large off-leash dog park, which is treated with an all-natural garlic-based tick and mosquito deterrent. Moreover, a dedicated dog beach is shown, offering pets a safe space to splash and play. Additionally, updated amenities such as improved washrooms, expanded parking, and enhanced shoreline access have been added to elevate visitor comfort.
Museum, Beach Fun, and Pet-Friendly Experiences - Furthermore, glimpses of the onsite museum capture its role in showcasing regional heritage. The sandy beach is presented as ideal for swimming and relaxing, while families enjoy spacious picnic areas. Overall, unforgettable summer experiences are created in this vibrant lakeside setting.
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A vibrant summer photo gallery capturing adventure on the St. Lawrence River - A summer day at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario is showcased in this photo gallery, revealing its lively shoreline, family-friendly spaces, and stunning views over the St. Lawrence River. Visitors are drawn to its sandy beach, spacious grounds, and welcoming atmosphere, making the park a top destination for outdoor adventure near the city.
Summer Adventures at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
In this gallery, sun-soaked images highlight the playground, swimming area, and accessible walking paths that guide guests across the 95-acre rural landscape. Grass Creek Park in Kingston, Ontario is featured as a place where dogs can explore freely in the large off-leash dog park, which is treated with an all-natural garlic-based tick and mosquito deterrent. Moreover, a dedicated dog beach is shown, offering pets a safe space to splash and play. Additionally, updated amenities such as improved washrooms, expanded parking, and enhanced shoreline access have been added to elevate visitor comfort.
Museum, Beach Fun, and Pet-Friendly Experiences - Furthermore, glimpses of the onsite museum capture its role in showcasing regional heritage. The sandy beach is presented as ideal for swimming and relaxing, while families enjoy spacious picnic areas. Overall, unforgettable summer experiences are created in this vibrant lakeside setting.
From album Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
Grass Creek Park in Kingston, Ontario, is located east of the city, off of Highway 2. It is co-located with the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum and easy to find thanks to this large, bright blue sign, at the side of the highway. Heading from...
Grass Creek Park in Kingston, Ontario, is located east of the city, off of Highway 2. It is co-located with the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum and easy to find thanks to this large, bright blue sign, at the side of the highway. Heading from Kingston towards Gananoque, Grass Creek Park is on the right-hand side of the road.
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From album Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
When you arrive at Grass Creek Park, the first thing you will pass is a log cabin and a large red barn. These buildings hosts the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum which has the most extensive, nationally significant collection of woodworking tools...
When you arrive at Grass Creek Park, the first thing you will pass is a log cabin and a large red barn. These buildings hosts the MacLachlan Woodworking Museum which has the most extensive, nationally significant collection of woodworking tools in Canada.
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From album Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
The roadway at Grass Creek Park ends in a large, parking area which is a short walk to Kingston's only sandy beach. Access here is free, and includes picnic tables, a covered gazebo, public washrooms, playground and more. At this beach you are...
The roadway at Grass Creek Park ends in a large, parking area which is a short walk to Kingston's only sandy beach. Access here is free, and includes picnic tables, a covered gazebo, public washrooms, playground and more. At this beach you are swimming in the fresh waters of the St. Lawrence River.
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The scenery is beautiful at Grass Creek Park on the St. Lawrence River, east of Kingston, Ontario. Here you can see the sandy beach in the distance, open fields and accessible play structure. To the left is the large off-leash dog park and to the...
The scenery is beautiful at Grass Creek Park on the St. Lawrence River, east of Kingston, Ontario. Here you can see the sandy beach in the distance, open fields and accessible play structure. To the left is the large off-leash dog park and to the right is the dog swimming area.
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Grass Creek Park is the annual location of the Kingston Sheep Dog Trials - one of the largest and most prestigious sheepdog trial events in North America. These trials bring together herding dogs (mostly border collies) and their handlers to...
Grass Creek Park is the annual location of the Kingston Sheep Dog Trials - one of the largest and most prestigious sheepdog trial events in North America. These trials bring together herding dogs (mostly border collies) and their handlers to compete in a course where they must move sheep through gates and around obstacles. The Kingston Sheepdog Trials has been running for over 35 years at Grass Creek Park.
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Recently, the City of Kingston launched a pilot project to test a 100% natural, garlic-based spray (branded “Mosquito-Less”) in several parks, including Grass Creek Park. The active ingredient is garlic oil (1.25%), diluted in water, and then...
Recently, the City of Kingston launched a pilot project to test a 100% natural, garlic-based spray (branded “Mosquito-Less”) in several parks, including Grass Creek Park. The active ingredient is garlic oil (1.25%), diluted in water, and then sprayed on the ground and surrounding areas. It’s reapplied every 3 to 4 weeks during the warmer months (spring, summer, fall) to maintain its pest-repellent effect. Some visitors say they can smell garlic after application, but we didn't smell anything. What we did find were NO TICKS on our dogs after their time at the off-leash dog park!
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At Grass Creek Park there is a large, fenced, off-leash dog park for K9 companions to run, play and socialize. A mix of open field, rolling hills and some bush/forest area, there is lots for the dogs to enjoy. The double-gate feature ensures that...
At Grass Creek Park there is a large, fenced, off-leash dog park for K9 companions to run, play and socialize. A mix of open field, rolling hills and some bush/forest area, there is lots for the dogs to enjoy. The double-gate feature ensures that your pup doesn't get out as another is coming in.
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From album Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
Rules are simple at the large fenced, off-leash dog park at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario: Pick up after your pet; Dogs must be under control at all times. If a dog is sick, aggressive, or a female in heat, they’re not allowed in the...
Rules are simple at the large fenced, off-leash dog park at Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario: Pick up after your pet; Dogs must be under control at all times. If a dog is sick, aggressive, or a female in heat, they’re not allowed in the off-leash area; and Also, food isn’t allowed in the off-leash area (for both people and dogs). Following the rules ensures everyone has a good time.
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A 30-second walk from the south-gate of the off-leash dog park at Grass Creek Park is a swimming area designated for dogs. There is a low-grade sandy/rocky walk in, and gentle current. After a hot run in the massive dog park, our dogs were very...
A 30-second walk from the south-gate of the off-leash dog park at Grass Creek Park is a swimming area designated for dogs. There is a low-grade sandy/rocky walk in, and gentle current. After a hot run in the massive dog park, our dogs were very happy to cool off in the St. Lawrence River.
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Our pups, a Portuguese Water Dog and a Soft-Coated Wheaton, splashed around the St. Lawrence River at Grass Creek Park in Kingston, with their Golden Retriever friend. Some of the pups like swimming out to retrieve balls or sticks, while others...
Our pups, a Portuguese Water Dog and a Soft-Coated Wheaton, splashed around the St. Lawrence River at Grass Creek Park in Kingston, with their Golden Retriever friend. Some of the pups like swimming out to retrieve balls or sticks, while others preferred to stay a bit closer to shore.
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Our 2-year old Portuguese Water Dog was worn out after a good run in the off-leash dog park at Grass Creek Park, and a refreshing swim in the dog swimming area in the St. Lawrence River. But still all smiles!
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Grass Creek Park, 2991, Kingston, Eastern Ontario, Ontario, Canada
From album Grass Creek Park, Kingston, Ontario
A little summary of all the dogs' adventures during our visit to the off-leash dog park and swimming area at Grass Creek Park this summer. And best of all - no ticks, thanks to the all-natural garlic spray!
31 August 2025
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Grass Creek Park, 2991, Kingston, Eastern Ontario, Ontario, Canada
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Grass Creek Park is one of the access points to the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. This 3,600km trail travels through 170 communities along 4 of the Great Lakes, and includes sections for hiking & cycling, with stops through wineries, national...
Grass Creek Park is one of the access points to the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail. This 3,600km trail travels through 170 communities along 4 of the Great Lakes, and includes sections for hiking & cycling, with stops through wineries, national historic sites, provincial parks, and more!
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