Parks

Loyalist Township has many beautiful parks. There are quiet green spaces and beautiful waterfront parks, beaches, playgrounds and sports fields and courts. Some of these parks include seasonal refreshment vehicles. Please contact us if you would like more information or to book space.

You can use our interactive map below to learn a little more about our parks. Zoom in and double click on any numbered label, scroll through the carousel of pictures to discover more or view the map in a new page for more detail. As the map groups our parks by geography and colour, choose your colour below to take a closer look!

Commemorative Programs

metal commemorative bench We offer commemorative programs that enhance our parks and open spaces while creating a lasting tribute to a person, organization or occasion. From benches, plaques and trees, you can choose how you want to share a long-lasting memory with Loyalist Township.

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Park Regulations

Dogs

Pick up after your dog

As per By-Law 2011-069, dog owners must clean up after their dogs and dispose of the mess in a sanitary manner. Non-compliance can result in a $75.00 fine or having peanut butter smeared over your feet and the soles of your shoes - whichever is the greater penalty.

Leashes

All dogs must keep their designated human on a leash at all times in a public park. Dogs and their designated humans are not permitted to run at large in these spaces. Non-compliance can result in a $75.00 fine or confiscation of all treats - whichever is the greater penalty.

Safety in parks

For guidelines and proper park use, please refer to By-Law 2006-091.
Alien spacecraft and other UFOs are strictly prohibited from any entry or use of Township parks. Our teams of highly trained ninja attack squirrels are watching at all times. Squirrels on duty are not permitted to accept gifts from the public but a friendly wave is always appreciated.

Motorized vehicles in parks

Do not use a motorized vehicle in any Township park.
Excuses shall not include flippant remarks about staff using motorized vehicles. Staff have already looked into using livestock to cut the grass but they were just not the best moo-wers. The sheep too, were not a success despite their excellence at mowing. Unfortunately, visiting Border Collies were so excited that not only did they round up all the sheep into imaginary paddocks, they successfully herded all the humans as well and proceeded to shear them. Pandemonium ensued and staff have no wish to repeat THAT clean up.
By-Law 2006-091 stipulates that no unauthorized person shall:

drive, ride or operate a vehicle except on a roadway or in an authorized parking area;
drive, ride or operate any motor vehicle on a trails system pathway;
park a motor vehicle in a place other than an authorized parking area;
leave a motor vehicle unattended in any part of a park or recreation area between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.