Parks and Natural Areas
Parks and Recreation provides residents and visitors with approximately 2,537 acres of green space within the City of Windsor's 206 parks featuring magnificent gardens, sculptures, numerous monuments and fountains, sports fields, play units, and picnic areas. For location information of all parks within Windsor, please visit MappMyCity.
Parks By-law 131-2019
In December 2019, City Council voted on and approved an updated version of our Parks By-Law, which is available to read or download (see By-Laws Online).
13.1 Except for Park Roadways specifically designated as metered, and Lakeview Marina Park, all Parks shall close at 11:00 p.m., local time, and shall remain closed until 5:00 a.m. local time the following morning unless otherwise Posted;
13.2 No Person shall be or remain in a Park after the closing hour or before the opening hour unless authorized by Permit.
Trees on Highways By-law 135-2004
Metal Detecting Permits are Now Available
Please read the Protocol for Metal Detecting in City Parks and use the Reporting Form for Metal Detecting to report any discoveries. For more information on how to obtain your permit, please e-mail your request and contact information to parkrec@citywindsor.ca.
Winter Management
Playgrounds
The Parks Department of the City of Windsor is designing and constructing new spaces for our children to exercise, play, and imagine. While continually working to redesign, upgrade and renew our parks as places for people to relax and refresh, Parks has implemented a number of new accessible playgrounds across the city since 2012. Find one near you using MappMyCity or visit our Accessible Playgrounds web page for a list of playgrounds.
For more information, please contact:
Email: parkrec@citywindsor.ca
For general information, please call 311.
