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May 22, 2020

If you’re wondering about what parks in Petrolia are open for use, municipal officials are helping out. Below is a list of what is allowed in each of the local parks. You’re reminded to stay within your family unit and stay six feet from others at the parks.

PARK NAMEOPEN AMENITIES/ACTIVITIESCLOSED & N/A AMENITIES
BRIDGEVIEW PARK NORTH 4241-4299 Petrolia LineTrails Hiking Play Catch/Kickball* Games (Tag, etc.) * Walking Kite Flying* Frisbee* Picnic* Bird Watching Shelter Reading Canoeing/KayakingNo Washrooms Available No Water Fountain Available Road to Petrolia Discovery Petrolia Discovery Site
BRIDGEVIEW PARK SOUTH (East & West) 4241-4299 Petrolia LineBall Diamond* Outfields Play Catch* Batting Practice* Games (Tag, etc.) * Walking Kite Flying* Frisbee* Shelter Fishing – Catch & Release Only+ Bird Watching ReadingWashrooms Closed No Water Fountain Available  
COMMUNITY PLAYGROUND AT THE YMCA 360 Tank Street Play Equipment Closed Petrolia YMCA Closed
CRESCENT PARK 4239 Lancey StreetWalking Benches Play Catch* Frisbee* Kite Flying* Picnic*No Washrooms Available
ENGLEHART PARK 4120 Glenview Road Play Equipment Closed
FAIRBANK PARK 4021 Englehart DriveWalking Kite Flying*No Water Fountain Available No Washrooms Available
GREENWOOD PARK 4065 Dufferin AvenueBall Diamonds 1, 2 & 3: Ball Diamonds* Outfields Play Catch* Batting Practice* Ball Game* Open Spaces: Games (Tag, etc.) * Walking Kite Flying* Frisbee* Shelter Track and Field* Soccer Pitch Area: Soccer* Play Catch* Frisbee* Walking* Individual Fitness* Kite Flying* Games (Tag, etc.) * Picnic*Washrooms Closed No Water Fountain Available Play Equipment Closed Dugouts Closed No Team Play No Gathering No Diamond Prep Available No Lights
LCCVI TRACK (Owned and Operated by LKDSB)Walking Jogging 
KERR PARK 418 Fourth StreetBall Diamonds* Outfields Play Catch* Batting Practice* Games (Tag, etc.) *Washrooms Closed No Water Fountain Available Play Equipment Closed Dugouts Closed No Team Play No Gathering No Diamond Prep Available
MARY BEACH PARK 4150 Andrew StreetTennis Courts – singles play only  No Water Fountain Available Play Equipment Closed No Washrooms Available No Pickleball At This Time
MONCREIFF PARK 465-485 Nelson StreetWalking Benches 
PEACE PARK Garden CrescentWalking 
VICTORIA PARK 411 Greenfield StreetWalking BenchesNo Water Fountain Available Bandshell Closed
WHITE ROSE PARK 565 Short Street Play Equipment Closed
WOODLAND PARK 349 Garfield Street/350 Gem AvenueShelter Walking Individual Fitness Activities Frisbee* Play Catch* Kite Flying* Picnic* Basketball Court*Play Equipment Closed

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