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Lamoureux Park

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100 Water St E, Cornwall, Ontario, K6H 6G4, Canada
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Jul 4, 2018
This park is huge. There's a complex with a pool, hockey rinks, and a curling club on the North east side with plenty of parking. There's a band-shell down by the river that hosts bands almost every weekend during the summer. There's also a playground and a splash pad with a smaller parking lot right by it. There are well maintained paths that lead all around the park and down along the riverbed. There's lots of open areas where you can have a picnic, let the kids run around and play. By the clock tower there are some very interesting historical pieces and informational signs that teach you part of the history of Cornwall. Overall an excellent place to go and have a nice walk, or somewhere to take the kids.

Aug 21, 2018
Beautiful park with splash pad to play in. Bike paths to enjoy. Part of the trans Canada bike trail. Open areas to enjoy with family. A boat launch for the boat enthusiast. Easy accessible bathrooms and an indoor arena on the grounds for all things ice. There is also things I failed to mention

Aug 13, 2018
Its a pretty walk along the water. A nice large area for kids to play and a splash pad. Picnic tables to eat at. Boat dock. Unfortunately also so much garbage along the bike path. Its really sad considering there is enough garbage cans around.

Aug 10, 2018
Lovely park, nice big play structure for the children. Just down the hill is the beautiful waterfront. Only issue is a lot of goose droppings. Worth it though!

Sep 16, 2018
Nice place to picnic, walk, sun bathe, relax, fish, bike, all that healthy outdoor stuff. Problem is it's also full of rude old folk, angry geese, goose poop, and creeps. Lots of creeps. Keep a close eye on your kids at the splash pad.

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