Wright Brothers Park consists of large spaces of lush green grass and trees, which provide a great place for holding picnics as well as engaging in many outdoor activities with friends and family. The park is located on a small cliff and provides a stunning view of the lake. There are many benches, dedicated to deceased people, where visitors can sit and enjoy perfect views of the lake. A metal staircase allows people to go down towards the water, where they can sit on rocks and relax, while water brushes across their feet. Swimming is also allowed in the water, which can provide visitors with another dimension of enjoyment with their loved ones. The beautiful landscape of this location make it an ideal fit for families to come and have an enjoybale time.

Open all year round.

From Toronto:
Take the Gardiner Expressway West and merge onto QEW towards Niagara

Take the Ontario Street exit and turn left onto Ontario Street

Continue onto Lakeshore Road

Turn left on Arthur Street and then turn right on Beachaven Drive

Take left on Bogart Street and then turn left at Lombardy Avenue

Follow the trail/footpath into the park

From Niagara:

Take the QEW Highway towards Hamilton/Toronto

Take the Niagara Street exit

Merge onto Dieppe Road and then turn right onto Grantham Avenue

Turn left onto Linwell Road and turn right onto Niagara Street

Turn left onto Lakeshore Road

Turn left on Arthur Street and then turn right on Beachaven Drive

Take left on Bogart Street and then turn left at Lombardy Avenue

Follow the trail/footpath into the park

Wright Brothers Park is one of several environmentally protected areas in Canada. The park is found in close proximity to residential areas and therefore, regulations have been put in place to ensure the conservation of the park. The park is conserved so that no new development affects the state of the park and that the park is left in it's natural state as much as possible. The lush green grass and bright flowers are one of the attractive factors of this location. To preserve the state of these plants only natural fertilizers are used in this park, which also makes it safer for the visitors.

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Not wheelchair accessible

3 Old Coach Road
St. Catharines, Ontario
L2N 2P2

Grass, Rocks, Dirt trail