There are over 215 parks within the City of Windsor, totally 3,000 acres of naturalized and formal gardens.

Parks and Recreation has listed a number of major regional parks on this page with information on location and amenities within the park. For location information on all parks within Windsor please visit .

Tips for finding a park:
If you know the name of the park, use the alpha listing and search by name. If you know the general area of the park, click on the small city map to identify the general location. Move the coloured rectangle inside of the small map to see a more detailed location within the larger map.

For comprehensive historical information on all City of Windsor parks, see the History of Parks document. (PDF file)

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Pink lines indicate walking trails
Green areas indicate parks
Odette Sculpture Park is located above the city map with all sculptures noted.

For comprehensive information on all City of Windsor parks, see the History of Parks document (pdf file)

Coventry Gardens

A showplace and tourist attraction on the banks of the Detroit River, Coventry Gardens was designed for relaxation, recreation and as a place of civic pride. It features the Peace Fountain, the only international floating fountain in the world which can propel water 70 feet in the air and has a light show.

Each year, thousands of visitors enjoy the brilliant flowers displayed at Coventry Gardens and the granite patios serve as unique staging areas for concerts and other events during the summer.

Peace Fountain - put in for the May holiday weekend. Operates approximately from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.. Removed the week following Canadian Thanksgiving.

• Charles Brooks Memorial Peace Fountain
• Walking trails
• Granite patios
• Washrooms
• Concession
• Fishing pier