Charles Daley Park is a spacious public beach park located to the west of and a ten-minute drive away from city St. Catharines.

It is located very close to Queen Elizabeth Way, and therefore, the south side of the park is a little noisy, but on the north side of the park, visitors can enjoy a tranquil atmosphere and a view of Lake Ontario.

On a nice day, Toronto can be seen across the lake.

The park is well maintained and clean.

Quite a few visitors may be seen while visiting as it is somewhat a big park and located along a busy road.

"The park is named in honor of Charles Daley, a member of the Progressive Conservative party who served the Legislative Assembly of Ontario from 1948 until 1951 for the riding of Lincoln." (exploringniagara)

The park does have a little beach a bit away from a main area.

Main shoreline area of the park is a maintained trail which directly faces the lake. A number of benches are placed on the trail, facing the lake.

In the middle of the park is a little facility with public washrooms, a stage at which seemingly, events regularly take place, and roofed areas with tables and seats where visitors could enjoy a picnic meal.

There is also a lookout point at a little hill from which the lake can be looked down on.

A clean boardwalk is along the hill.

The park also has a clean and organized playground which kids can enjoy.

Managed by Town of Lincoln

It has a free large parking lot at an entrance.

The park is accessible by wheelchairs.

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