City of Kenora operates and maintains several seasonal parks. These recreation facilities are open May 1st to September 1st from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. unless otherwise posted. You can rent our parks and green spaces for public gatherings and events.
Please be considerate of others enjoying theses recreational spaces. Always be water safe.
Report a park maintenance issue
Rent the park
You may rent select areas of a park for events, such as celebrations of life, weddings, BBQs of 50 or more people. Park rentals are limited to privately reserving green spaces, gazebos, and picnic areas. Beaches or booking the park in its entirety are not permitted, as these are spaces meant for public enjoyment. Please note that school trips to the park do not require a booking.
Complete the park rental permit application and return to:
Moncrief Construction Sports Centre
18 Mike Richards Way
Kenora, ON
Review the Municipal Alcohol Policy to become familiar with the rules for serving alcohol if you are planning an event on City property.
For help with park rentals and our other facility rentals, contact our Community Program Liaison.
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View the park rental fees.
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Parks
View our parks and the amenities offered at each public green space.
Anicinabe park |
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| Take Miikana Way off Highway 17 East to Anicinabe Park at 955 Golf Course Road. • beach • boat ramp • picnic area • playground • washrooms Campsites
The City continues to own and manage Anicinabe Park and Campground. The new operators of the park are Dewar Dynamics. For all Anicinabe Park campground and docking enquires please contact: Email: info@kenoracamping.com Your long-term campsite bookings are guaranteedIf you have already booked a long-term campsite (six nights or more) for summer of 2025, your reservation is secure. The City’s Recreation and Culture department have securely shared your reservation and contact details with the new operator, Dewar Dynamics. They will reach out to you with confirmation details.
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Beatty park |
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| Located in Keewatin at Tenth Street South and Front Street near Portage Bay on Lake of the Woods. • band stand • cenotaph • picnic Area • show piece gardens • washroom |
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Coney Island park |
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| On Lake of the Woods, with boat access only in summer.
This summer, you can take a shuttle to Coney Island to spend the day on Kenora's number one beach. Lake of the Woods Marina and Service Centre offers scheduled pontoon rides to Coney Island from the Kenora Harbourfront. For more information about the shuttle service, please call 807-546-5689. ScheduleThe shuttle runs every day to and from Coney Island on the following schedule:
FeesView the price list for the shuttle for all guests over 4 years of age. Children under 3 years ride free!
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Garrow park |
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| Find Garrow Park on Birchwood Crescent off Rabbit Lake Road.
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Jaffray Melick lookout point |
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| Overlooking Rabbit Lake, this small park is located on Rabbit Lake Road on the north west end.
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Keewatin rock potholes |
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| The potholes are tucked away on 6th Street in Keewatin.
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McLeod park |
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| Located on Lakeview Drive, over looking the Lake of the Woods.
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Norman park |
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| Located at 35 Minnesota Street in Kenora, just off Highway 17 West. Turn off at the lights by Dairy Queen.
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Peace Park |
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| Located on First Avenue South along Lake of the Woods.
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Parks etiquette
While enjoy our parks, please be courteous to others. Review our rules and regulations:
Pets
- Pets are not permitted on City beaches, sports fields, playgrounds, gardens or green space areas
- Keep pets on a leash
- You are required to clean up after your pet – look for doggie do-do bags provided for free by the City of Kenora
- Animal Control By-law 150-2010 applies
- Dogs are allowed to run leash-free at the Kenora Off-leash Dog Park only
Cleanliness
- Do not litter – always use trash cans or take your garbage home for disposal
- Practice “Pack it in, pack it out”
Enjoyment for all
- No merchandise sales
- Post posters or signs on event boards only
- No soliciting business
- Play organized sports and games in only designated areas
- Use BBQ in designated areas only
- Alcohol is not permitted
- Be respectful of wildlife
- Do not disturb or damage ground, vegetation or gardens
- Practice “Take photos, Leave footprints”
- Be aware of your own noise levels, including music, to not disturb others
- Overnight camping is not permitted
- No fireworks
- No firearms
Parking and vehicles
- Park vehicles in designate parking lot only during open hours
- Leave accessible parking spaces for persons with disabilities
- Keep fire routes open
- Stay on pathways and roadways, follow the posted signs
- No off-road vehicles or all-terrain vehicles
No smoking
Smoke Free Ontario Act applies to children's playgrounds and publicly owned sport fields and surfaces (e.g., areas for basketball, baseball, soccer or beach volleyball, ice rinks, tennis courts, splash pads and swimming pools that are owned by a municipality, the province or a postsecondary education institution)
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