We recognize the importance of parks, trails and sports fields to the social and physical well-being of its citizens. Recreation and Parks play an important role in creating an attractive and desirable township that people today and in the future would like to call home.
East Wawanosh
Belgrave Park |
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Location______ Located beside the Belgrave Community Centre and Arena, the park includes ball diamonds, sports court and children's play area. |
Wawanosh Nature Centre Park |
| The Wawanosh Valley Conservation Area, location of the Wawanosh Nature Centre, is an area highlighted by a scenic 3 km trail loop. The trail crosses the Belgrave Creek, passes through meadows with hedgerow plantings and down a steep hill to the cedar lowlands at the river. A boardwalk leads through the hemlock forest to the upland hardwoods or red pine plantation. Follow the edge of the forest back to the parking lot area. Maitland Valley Conservation Authority is the trail contact.
Distance 3 km loop Difficulty Level 2-moderate, wear comfortable, sturdy shoes Trail Use Walking, Skiing, Pets on leash Trail Hazards Poison ivy along the creek and river. Trail west of Nature Centre, bridge out November-May Trail Surface Natural surface, some boardwalks Cost for Trail Use None Driving Directions County Rd. #4 (London Rd.) North of Blyth to Nature Centre Road, turn left (west). About 7 km on right. 38854 Nature Centre Road. |
Children's Memorial Park |
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Highway 4, north of Blyth. Scenic picnic rest stop along highway 4 between Belgrave and Blyth. |
Blyth
Greenway Memorial Garden |
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Drummond Street East. Blyth Memory Garden Annual Service is 3rd Sunday of September at 2pm. This garden was created by the Blyth Communities in Bloom Committee in ______. Contact Bev Elliott 519-523-4323. |
Horticultural Park |
North End Sign
Trail Entrance Garden
Memorial Hall Court Yard
Wingham
The Wingham ward parkland consists of approx. 60 acres which is made up of a number of main areas and several smaller grassed areas.
Alice Munro Literary Garden |
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273 Josephine Street, Wingham Situated next to the North Huron Museum. A self-guided walking tour of points of interest in the town of Wingham relating to Alice Munro is now available - inquire at the North Huron Town Hall. |
Cruikshank Park |
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Josephine St. Wingham This park is dedicated to Doc Cruikshank, radio pioneer and founder of CKNX which put Wingham on the map s the Radio and Television Town if Canada. |
River Flats Ecological Park |
Boat Launch Area |
Mary Llyod Trail
Riverside Park
North Huron Wescast Community Complex
Hannah Bridge
North End Sign
South End Sign
Cenotaph
Library
Children's Centre Playground
Earl Hamilton Memorial Garden Located along trail William St. Lion's Shelter area.
Commemorative Garden (Band Shelter/Splash-pad location)
Butterfly Garden located beside the railway trellis
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