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Queens Park This central park is located just west of the Festival Theaters and includes a picnic area, pavillion, public washrooms, a concession booth, playground and banshell for outdoor performances. Queens Park is also a popular site for weddings and family reunions. Bookings for rental purposes are required. Address: 55 Queens Park Dr Stratford ON CA N5A 4M9
1 519 271-0250 Extn: 243
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Birnham Wood Arboretum This lush Shakespearean garden provides guests and residents with an inner sanctuary to enjoy. The garden is located within Queens Park. Address: 55 Queen Street Stratford ON CA N5A 4M9
Send an Email 1 519 271-5140
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Millenium Park Millenium Park is located beside the Gallery of Stratford and incorporates ponds and lit water fountains. Sculptures are also a part of the landscape. |
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The Shakespearean Gardens The Shakespeare Gardens are located at the Huron Street Bridge. This garden is modeled after a classic English Garden and features a variety of herbs, roses and English Flowers. |
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Confederation Park Stratford Confederation Park is located off of Romeo Street, beside the Stratford Gallery. This small Japanese Garden incorporates a waterfall with Birch and Evergreen trees. It was designed in 1967 to commemorate 100 years of confederation. |
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Arthur Meighen Garden The Arthur Meighen Garden is located on the grounds of the Festival Theatre. Seasonal tours are offered and tickets must be purchased in advance. Address: 55 Queen Street Stratford ON Canada
1 519 273-1600
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Wildwood Conservation Area is located on highway 7 between Stratford and highway 19. The park encompasses a campground, wetland area, a reservoir with boat launch and walking trail and more. Many events and outdoor activities are held here. Address: R.R.2 Stratford ON CA N4X 1C5
1 519 284-2931
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Meadow Rue Corner Situated in Lower Queens Park is Meadow Rue Corner, a park featuring a collection of small naturalized gardens containing mostly indigenous plants. The park is also a playground for various species of bird, butterflies and other wildlife. The park is open from May to September. |
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