Parks Listing

Address: 464 Burnham Street

Burnham Manor Park is an open space park between neighbourhood and railway tracks. The park is 1.21 acres and has a small pathway connecting to Burnham Manor Court.

Address: Birchwood Trail 

Chris Garrett Park is named in honour of Officer Chris Garrett. The park is 5.46 acres and has a memorial statue at the centre. Behind the statue is a storm pond and to the north is the St. Mary High School.

Address: 700 William Street

Cobourg Conservation Area (James Cockburn Park) is owned by the Ganaraska River Conservation Authority and is a naturalized park. This park is 29.8 acres and has many pathways through the wooded area and lots of open space to play sports or have activities. The conservation area has the Cobourg creek running though it separating the two half's of the park.

Address: 7 Coronation Crescent

Coronation Park is an open space park in the middle of a neighbourhood. The park is 1.19 acres and has young trees planted to one side.

Address: 29 Coverdale Avenue

Coverdale Park is 6.51 acres and includes Tennis Courts , Pickelball Courts , a ball diamond and playground structure.

Address: 92 D'Arcy Street

Donegan Park is one of the town's larger parks. The park is 16.85 acres and includes a number of Ball Diamonds including one Men's Hardball sized diamond and a large soccer pitch. The park also has a skate park  beside a washroom building and a playground, swing set and picnic area. There is one pathway to the west leading out to Bay Street.

Address: 107 Hibernia Street

The Ecology Garden is located just to the north of the West Beach Boardwalk. This area is 0.39 acres and is a community garden with bird watching spots and is a naturalized area.

Address: 533 Delanty Road

Fitzhugh Park is a leisure park with a playground and lots of natural space. This park is 1.86 acres and has a picnic shelter, and a basketball court.

Address: 78 East House Crescent

Fitzhugh Shores Park is a "throughway park" from the lakefront to East House Crescent. This park is 0.61 acres.

Address: 450 Walton Street

James J Tracey Park is Leisure Park with a pathway running through the middle. This park is 4.87 acres and includes a fenced ball diamond, a playground area and lots of room for picnic space. In 2016, a community garden will be set up on the west side of the park.

Address: south west Corner of William St. and Elgin St. 

Jubilee Park is a welcome centre park that has a visitor's information building at its core. This park is 0.96 acres and includes a small parking lot and a large flower bed to the north.

Address: 650 D'Arcy Street

Legion Fields is a world-class softball facility with three clay surface diamonds, two of which have lights for playing at night. This park is 21.9 acres.

Address: 115 Stuart Street

Lionel Tut Gutteridge Park is a smaller park that has a playground in the centre. This park is 0.77 acres and has lots of room for picnics.

Address: 750 D'Arcy Street

Lions Park backs onto the Cobourg Community Centre and has two larger soccer fields and two smaller ones to the north of the CCC. This park is 9.98 acres and has areas for spectators as well as a pathway running between the two east fields leading to Alexandra Drive.

Address: Foot of Coverdale Avenue

Lookout Point Park is a smaller park that leads out to the water. At the far end of the park there are a few benches for sitting. This park is 0.28 acres.

Address: 545 Willmott Street

Lucas Point Park is a large naturalized park that has many trails running throughout the park. This park is 13.2 acres and there are a few benches for sitting.

Address: 941 Frei Street

Minnie Pennell Arboretum is naturalized park that includes a collection of different trees. This park is 3.54 acres and has a number of trails that run through the wooded area.

Address: 121 Burnham Street

Monk's Cove Park is part of the waterfront trail and overlooks the water. This park is 0.9 acres and has a few benches for sitting.

 Morley Cane Park is a leisure park that includes a fenced hardball diamond. This park is 4.7 acres and also has a playground and a pedestrian entrance to the southwest.

Address: 845 New Amherst Street

New Amherst Park is a centre park for the New Amherst subdivision. This park is 1.86 acres and has a few benches for sitting and a clock tower centre piece.

Address: 857 Caddy Drive

New Amherst Parkette is a small park with walking paths and a centre sitting area. This park is 0.52 acres.

Address: 30 Meredith Crescent

Optimist Park is a leisure park and has a playground at its centre. This park is 0.58 acres and is adjacent to the railway tracks.

Address: 175 Forth Street

Peace Park is a neighbourhood park that runs alongside Cobourg Creek. This park is 9.88 acres and has a playground and a bridge overlooking the river.

Address: 750 D'Arcy Street

Rotary Park backs onto the Cobourg Community Centre and has two larger soccer fields and three smaller ones. This park is 14.78 acres.

Address: 110 Albert Street

Rotary Waterfront Park is a newer park and is constantly active. In the summer months, a reflecting pond is in the centre of the park while in the winter it changed into a skating rink for all ages. This park is 1.87 acres and has a bus shelter washroom, picnic space and a love lock bridge overlooking the river.

Address: 540 Sinclair Street

Sinclair Park is a recreational park with three baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and a pickleball court. This park is 8.72 acres and has washrooms, access to the Cobourg Creek, and to the north a playground with picnic areas.

Address: Tracey Road

Tracey Parkette is a small park at the end of Tracey Road, overlooking the lake. This park is 0.17 acres.

Address: South of King Street

Victoria Park is the town's premier park. It is classified as an event park, holding the many events that are put on year round. Some of those events include:

• Waterfront Festival
• Ribfest
• Sandcastle Festival
• Music in the Park
• Cobourg Highland Games
• Movie Nights and more!

The park is 12.5 acres and has lots of picnic areas, a band shell for performances, a cenotaph, lawn bowling, a large floral clock, a splash pad, two playgrounds, a basketball court, a canteen with washrooms/change rooms, and lots of beach access.

Address: 815 Prince of Wales Drive

Westpark Village Park is a new park in the west end of town and is 0.55 acres.

Address: 665 Carlisle Street

Westwood Park is a recreational park with a rugby field/soccer field and a playground. This park is 7.74 acres.