This beautiful waterfront park opened in 1967 to celebrate Canada’s Centennial. In the past the area along the St. Clair River was home to Sarnia’s early industry including sawmills, lumberyards, railroad, and shipping.
Today, the park features award winning floral gardens, a children’s play area, Court of Flags, walking trails, recreation and entertainment area all maintained by the city’s parks and recreation department. The waterfront park is a popular venue for numerous sporting events, concerts and festivals. Every winter the park is illuminated with thousands of colourful lights for the Celebration of Lights Christmas event.
Mobility devise users can now recharge their batteries at 12 different charging stations across Lambton County. Participating electrical outlets have now been changed to the colour blue and are outfitted with signage. Charging stations are available at the Bayside Centre, Bright’s Grove Library, Canatara Park, Centennial Park, Germain Park, Lambton Public Health, the Lambton Shared Services Centre, Mallroad Library, Sarnia City Hall, Sarnia LIbrary, the Strangway Centre and Tecumseh Park. For a map of all charging station locations, visit: lambtononline.ca/en/visit-and-explore/electric-vehicle-charging-stations.aspx