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Orangeville Parks & Gardens

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BulletIsland Lake Conservation Area
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The Island Lake Conservation Area is located in Orangeville and Mono, Ontario and features 332 hectares of lake, wetland, forest and meadows. The Island Lake Conservation Area plays an important ecological role in protecting the headwaters of the Credit and Nottawasaga Rivers. The conservation area is open all year and offers numerous recreational opportunities.
Address: 673067 Hurontario St | Orangeville, ON | L9W 2Y9
Telephone: 1 519 941-6329
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BulletCredit Lake Park
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Credit Lake Park was developed in the early 1990s and can be found on Lakeview Court. The Island Lake Conservation Area is adjoined to the park.
Address: Lakeview Court | Orangeville, ON
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BulletAlexandra Park
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Alexandra Park is situated at Second Street and First Avenue. The park opened in 1903 and was named after Queen Alexandra, consort of King Edward VII who had succeeded his mother Queen Victoria in January of 1901. The park features the Dufferin County War memorial, the town's cenotaph, a bandshell, a farmers' market, and a veterans memorial honouring those who served and returned from World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.
Address: Second Street and First Avenue | Orangeville, ON
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BulletKay Cee Gardens
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Kay Cee Gardens can be found between Bythia Street and John Street in Orangeville, ON. The park has a bridge, gazebo, pergola and playground equipment.
Address: Between Bythia Street and John Street | Orangeville, ON
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BulletDragonfly Park
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This local park received its name from its marshland that is inhabited and known for its dragonflies. The Headwaters Carving Club completed a nature pole which illustrates the natural wildlife in the area and incorporates a dragonfly.
Address: Town Line | Orangeville, ON
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BulletBrown's Farm Park
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Opened in 1974, this local park was named after the Brown family's dairy farm. It commemorates the last working farm inside the original town limits. Playground equipment is available in the park.
Address: Diane Drive near Oxford Street | Orangeville, ON
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BulletCedarstone Park
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Developed in the mid-1980s, the name of this park is in reference to the extensive growth of cedars in the area adjoining the Credit Flats and the old quarry site that was close by. The park has playground equipment.
Address: Quarry Drive | Orangeville, ON
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