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Effective Saturday April 3, at 12:01 a.m., the Province of Ontario has move to the Province wide Emergency Brake for at least four weeks
Visit our COVID-19 updates page to learn What's Open and What's Closed as well as how Wilmot Services have been affected.
All Township parks, playgrounds, trails, the off-leash dog park and park amenities remain open. Please bring supplies for hand sanitization as these areas are not sanitized by the Township. The dog park has a maximum capacity of 10 people, please continue to practice Physical Distancing when enjoying parks and recreation amenities.
Parks, facilities, and recreation services play a vital role in helping residents maintain a healthy lifestyle. In Wilmot Township, there is a diverse range of recreational opportunities and physical activities available for residents and visitors alike, which helps to keep our community vibrant and engaged. Broadly speaking, these include:
- Community Centres (e.g. New Dundee Community Centre, New Hamburg Community Centre, etc.)
- Parks (playgrounds, sports fields, park amenities) and open spaces
- Wilmot Recreation Complex
- Nature trails and pathways
To ensure that these opportunities continue to serve Wilmot's current and future population, the Township is undertaking a Parks, Facilities, and Recreation Services Master Plan to guide the development of parks, facilities, and recreation opportunities over the next ten years. This process will provide Wilmot with the most up-to-date insight on community needs, and effective ways to deliver services, programs, and more.
Thank you to everyone who:
- Attended the Community Launch Event on Wednesday, March 9, 2016
- Completed the Online Community Survey
- Participated in a Focus Group Session or Interview on behalf of a community organization, user group, and/or other key partner
- Attended the Public Information Centre (PIC) on Thursday, December 8, 2016, and
- Provided feedback on the Draft Parks, Facilities and Recreation Services Master Plan
Update:
The Parks, Facilities & Recreation Services Master Plan was presented to Council and approved on Monday, January 16, 2017. Many thanks to all of those who provided comments and were involved in the process to shape the final document.