Parks and Pavilions

Part of the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority, this beautiful park offers scenic lookouts over the 40 Mile Creek Valley and the Lake Ontario shoreline. The location has Lookout trails that bring you to the ridge of the escarpment, and it is connected to the Bruce Trail. Beamer Memorial is renowned to be an excellent location to observe the annual spring hawk migration and has a hawk watchtower that you can access.

This park is located in Downtown Grimsby and hosts a number of special events throughout the year. The 40 Mile Creek runs through the park, and the Grimsby Lions Community Pool (outdoor) is also located within. The park additionally has a large gazebo, picnic areas, splash pad, and playground. Parking can be accessed from Elm Street.

This leash free dog park is open from 7am until dusk everyday. This park is a great place to give your dog room to run and to meet other dog families. All dogs must have valid licence tags and up to date vaccinations. Please observe all park rules before entering so that everyone can enjoy the park. Limited parking onsite.

This park offers a beautiful beach access that is easy to access, a large playground, a beach volleyball court, and a lot of open green space with shade. Parking is available onsite.

This lakefront area is a great place to fish, bird watch, or walk along the 40 Mile Creek. Home to the historic Pumphouse, a concrete patio with picnic tables overlooking the water, and the 1812 Bicentennial Peace Garden and Gazebo.

Just on the outskirts of Grimsby, this Hamilton Conservation Authority Property is an 80 Hectare park with lots to do. Amenities and activities include; marina, fishing, camping, beach area, facility rentals, The Landing restaurant, and more.

Splash Pad Status: CLOSED

The Splash Pad may close periodically during construction of the PKC Expansion and Renovation. For more information about construction related closures, please visit www.grimsby.ca/pkcexpansion.

Located in front of the Peach King Centre, the splash pad is a great place for play and cooling off. The splash pad is open mid-May-mid-September (weather is depending) during daylight hours. Please no pets and no bikes at the splash pad. 

One of Grimsby's largest open green spaces, this park offers a covered pavilion, baseball diamonds, and ample parking. Walk along the creek that meanders through the park, visit the Rose Garden, or enjoy a picnic at one of the many great picnic spots. For more information visit Centennial Park.

The outdoor rink is open for public use Monday-Sunday 9am-9p.m. (excluding Grimsby Ball Hockey League times and private rentals). Great for pick up ball hockey, lacrosse, or rollerblading.

The Grimsby tennis courts are available for public use during the hours of 8:45am-4:14p.m., Monday-Friday. For access pick up the key from the Livingston Activity Centre. Adult supervision required along with proper tennis shoes and equipment.

This NEW waterfront park offers a fantastic beach, paved walking path and a covered gazebo with picnic tables. In time, the park trail will be expanded as a part of Grimsby's waterfront beach access initiative. For more information visit Casablanca Waterfront Park

The skate park offers a great variety of features for young skaters and experienced skaters. Hours are 9am-dusk (lit during evenings in the summer months until 11p.m.). We strongly recommend helmets and protective equipment. Use only when surfaces are dry.

This Community Park is definitely worth a visit. The park hosts 4 baseball diamonds, 9 soccer fields of various sizes, a leash free dog park and eventually a bike pump track. The park also has a 2.5km walking trail that meanders throughout the park and goes through a forested wetland with views of the pond area. The site has a community building with excellent event and rental options, as well as a meeting room and washrooms.