Parks and Playgrounds

Kingsville has more than 45 hectares of parkland. Our parklands make it easy for residents and visitors to enjoy healthy, active lifestyles.

Get outdoors and explore Kingsville's parks and greenspaces. Our Active Parks feature amenities such as playground equipment, basketball courts, tennis courts, ball diamonds, etc. while our Passive Parks offer walking trails and less developed greenspace.

Active Parks

Cedar Island Park and Beach, 851 Cedar Island Drive
Coghill Park, 268 Coghill Drive
Kingsville Recreation Complex, 1471 Jasperson Drive (includes playground equipment and the Skate Park)
Lakeside Park, 315 Queen Street
Larry Santos Park, 60 Walker Drive
Millbrook Park, Close to 131 Millbrook Road
Pinetree Park, Pinetree Crescent and Woodycrest Avenue.
Prince Albert Park, Prince Albert Road
Applewood Park, Applewood Avenue and Jasperson Lane
Timbercreek Park
Lions Park, 23 Mill Street
York Park, County Road 50 and Conservation Boulevard
Ridgeview Park, 124 Fox Street, Cottam
Cottam Rotary Park, County Road 34, Cottam
Williams Street Park, end of William Street, Cottam
Porrone Park,1833 Queen's Valley Drive

Off-Leash Dog Parks

Linden Beach Dog Park, Conservation Boulevard. The area is bicycle, stroller, and wagon accessible. The park allows dogs the freedom to run unrestrained.
Repko Dog Park, Road 2 East. This park features two shade structures, a gravel walking trail with benches, a water fountain and separate entrances for small and large dogs.

Park users are subject to the Dog Owner's Liability Act. There is a list of regulations at the entry of the park. They ensure everyone's safety.