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Playground Renewals 2

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People make parks

Playgrounds are more than places where children run, jump, and play. Playgrounds give children the opportunity to grow emotional, social, and physical strengths. Playgrounds are the places where children practice social skills, learn to share, and experience the value of friendship. Playgrounds appeal to the interests of children, engage them in creative play, and mould them to be better, more resilient people.

Children are our future. That's why we’re asking the community to help us choose the most appropriate playground designs for these parks:

Memorial Park:

  • Complete the survey below to help us select the desired playground design for Memorial Park.

Deere St. Park:

  • Complete the survey below to help us select the desired playground design for Deere St. Park.

St. George Park:

  • Complete the survey below to help us select the desired playground design for St. George Park.


We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to keep visiting this page to stay up to date on the project.

Any additional comments can be emailed to mohamed.awad@welland.ca.

The survey will close Friday, November 8 at 4 p.m.

People make parks

Playgrounds are more than places where children run, jump, and play. Playgrounds give children the opportunity to grow emotional, social, and physical strengths. Playgrounds are the places where children practice social skills, learn to share, and experience the value of friendship. Playgrounds appeal to the interests of children, engage them in creative play, and mould them to be better, more resilient people.

Children are our future. That's why we’re asking the community to help us choose the most appropriate playground designs for these parks:

Memorial Park:

  • Complete the survey below to help us select the desired playground design for Memorial Park.

Deere St. Park:

  • Complete the survey below to help us select the desired playground design for Deere St. Park.

St. George Park:

  • Complete the survey below to help us select the desired playground design for St. George Park.


We appreciate your feedback and encourage you to keep visiting this page to stay up to date on the project.

Any additional comments can be emailed to mohamed.awad@welland.ca.

The survey will close Friday, November 8 at 4 p.m.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Memorial Park

    Memorial Park is situated in the southeastern part of the city, next to the Welland Canal. The City is planning to revitalize the park and install new playground equipment. A crucial step in this process is gathering input from community members about the type and design of equipment that would best meet their needs. We have provided three different renderings of potential options for you to consider. Please review the examples and let us know your preferences in the questions section below the slideshow.

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  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Deere St. Park

    Deere St. Park is situated in southeast end of the city, near the Welland Canal. The city is planning to revitalize the park and install new playground equipment. A crucial step in this process is gathering input from community members about the type and design of equipment that would best meet their needs. We have provided three different renderings of potential options for you to consider. Please review the examples and then let us know your preferences in the questions section below the slideshow.

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  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    St. George Park

    St. George Park is situated in the City’s southwest end. The city is planning to revitalize the park and install new playground equipment. A crucial step in this process is gathering input from community members about the type and design of equipment that would best meet their needs. We have provided three different renderings of potential options for you to consider. Please review the examples and then let us know your preferences in the questions section below the slideshow.

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