Parks & Recreation Areas in Old Ottawa South, Ottawa, ON
Find accurate info on the best parks & recreation areas to see in Old Ottawa South, Ottawa. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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Results from the 'Parks & Recreation Areas' category in Old Ottawa South, Ottawa
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30 Brighton Ave, Ottawa, K1S 0T2
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Brighton Beach Park is a family-friendly destination, ideal for kids with playground areas and a scenic location by the river. Guests enjoy relaxing and taking walks, appreciating the natural beauty and fall colors. Nearby results from the Parks & Recreation Areas category
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165 Arlington Ave, Ottawa, K1R 5S6
Park Arlington Park is a small, hidden gem, ideal for young children. It's peaceful, quiet, and secure with well-maintained grassy areas. 
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166 Frank St, Ottawa, K2P 1M9
(613) 580-2595
Park St. Lukes Park is a family-friendly community space with various recreational facilities. It includes a playground with play structures and swings, basketball and tennis courts, and an outdoor gym. The park serves as a safe place for children and caters to families. Some users have noted the lack of public toilets and recycling bins. The park is clean and safe for visitors. 
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2554 Kaladar Ave, Ottawa, K1V 8C5
Park Kaladar Park is highly regarded for its free playground with various sized slides, multiple areas for children of different ages, and a splash pad that is particularly enjoyable during hot weather. The park also offers a peaceful atmosphere, a new splash pad, and a decent rink for various activities. Some areas, such as the football field, could benefit from improved drainage. 
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108 Beech St, Ottawa, K1S 3J8
(613) 580-2400
Park Evtremblay Park offers various recreational activities including a playground, wading pool, ball courts, picnic areas, and facilities for hockey and bike polo. Guests appreciate the older playground style and the availability of Di Rienzo's sandwiches for picnics. The park also receives praise for its clean restrooms and good ice conditions for ice hockey. A drawback mentioned is the limited space for multiple sports. 
222 Nepean Street, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 0B8
(613) 233-5284
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1180 Walkley Road, BILLINGS BRIDGE - ALTA VISTA, Ottawa, K1V 2M5
(613) 523-5315
The Canadian Parks and Recreation Association (CPRA) is a national organization dedicated to realizing the full potential of parks and recreation as a major contributor to community health and vibrancy. Membership includes the 13 provincial and territorial parks and recreation associations and their extensive networks of service providers in over 90% of Canadian communities. CPRA collaborates with a host of other national organizations operating in the recreation, physical activity, environmental, facilities, sport, public health, crime prevention and social services arenas. Over the course of its 60-year history, CPRA has become a credible and strong national leader in our sector. In addition to our advocacy on the benefits of parks and recreation, we provide our members with the information, resources and the professional development they can use to make a difference in their own community. CPRA is a registered charity. 