Created By: Saltcoats Beautification Committee
Legion Park/Arboretum
In 1967 the Saltcoats Centennial Playground, a little gem of a park, was built. This public space is tucked away inside a block and is bordered by back alleys - Crescent Lake Road to the east, York Street to the north, Ayr Street to the south, and Montreal Avenue to the west.
It was established through the cooperation of the Province, the Canadian government, and the local government body in commemoration of the Centennial of Confederation. Established as a Children’s Play Park by the Canadian Legion as a Centennial Project, it was renewed as a Millennium Project in 2000. Many trees were planted, several identified by species and variety, and many are given as living memorials celebrating the lives of family members or friends. An enclosed area with swings and slides and room to run, it provides a great spot for young families and children from the Day Care. It has tables, benches, trees, and grass. It’s a perfect place to relax or enjoy a little picnic.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Saltcoats, Saskatchewan, Canada
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