Queenswood Heights Centennial Park

Always good times spent with my son.

I rarely give 5 stars but this park check off a lot of boxes.

The community center located on the corner had washrooms and drinking water.

There is a large water park/splash pad, a big kid park with swings and slides, a toddler/preschooler park that is fenced in, a tennis court in summer/ice-rink in winter, a little hill, a baseball diamond for children, parking and accessible by bus but also walking distance (about 20min) from a major transit station at Place d'Orléans.

There is a "paved" path to walk around the baseball field. "Paved" because the path is narrow as the grass is taking it over from 25 years + when it was done.

Great place to take the kids for a picnic. Dogs are welcomed on leash and owner stop and scoop.

There are benches throughout the park as well as two bleachers to watch the Little tikes play.

Most surfaces are flat and ramps are there but I wouldn't say the park is particularly wheelchair accessible. Rugged strollers are probably okay.

A word of caution, the bottom south side of the hill was very soggy in late spring, avoid by going through the baseball diamond or up the hill on the path.

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Lots do do in such a small area. Would like to see a water fountain.

Wheelchair access. Serves the community well.

Great little park.