Seacliff Park (Municipality of Leamington, Ontario)

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Established in 1907, Seacliff Park contains 17 acres of trees, open space and beach. It includes a baseball diamond, picnic shelter and change room as well as a broad well maintained sandy beachLocated on the shores of Lake Erie, Seacliff Park is approximately 8.24 ha of trees, open space and beach. To find this community park drive south on Erie Street to Seacliff Drive, go west to Forest and south to the park gates. The treed area is an ideal location to have a family gathering amongst the large oak trees or for larger gatherings; a family can rent the picnic shelteradobe icon for the afternoon during the summer months. Kids can enjoy the beach area or pick up game of baseball on the park base ball diamonds. Washroom facilites are located in the upper park area and down along the beach. There is lots of parking on Forest or in the park at the designated parking areas. It is recommended to book the picnic shelters in advance.

Seacliff Park is currently in the design stage for major renovations. The first phase will commence in 2008 with the construction of a barrier free playstructure. This is a joint project between the Municipality and the Lion's Club.

Some pictures taken after tornado.