Existing Features, Buildings and Amenities

Amphitheatre Pavilion

2,500 seating capacity on seating boulders + 500 on grass area at top + 500 on four sets of portable bleachers added at the top during Summerfolk

• Performances
• Back of house during large events
• Community rentals
• Stage roof

Electrical Plant A

• Main service and switches into the park from Hydro One

Electrical Plant B

• Main stage electrical

Electrical Plant C

• Main switch from Hydro One and system distribution throughout the park
• Electrical system distribution to vendor pedestals, and event pedestals

Kelso Beach Gazebo

• Booked for small events and also open for passive community use

Good Cheer Washroom/Changeroom

• Public washroom and changeroom
• Community rentals
• Public washroom

Change area for adjacent splash pad

Splash Pad Pump House

Splash pad mechanical infrastructure

Beach washroom

• Used only for large events – otherwise closed
• Public washroom

Asphalt and Crushed Stone Trails

• Passive community use
• Interior park circulation
• Connecting links to the Waterfront Trail (south) and Georgian Bay Trail (north)
• Provides access for certain parks maintenance activities

Ball Diamond

• Class C

Natural Turf Sports Field

• Community and sport group rentals
• Community use when not rented

Splash Pad

• Open Victoria Day to Thanksgiving annually

Playground

• Passive community use April to October
• No winter maintenance

Parking Area

• Passive community use
• Limited winter maintenance

Summerfolk Circle Green Space

• Passive community use
• Friendship and gathering location for Summerfolk

1.5 km of trails

• Passive community use
• Historically, no winter maintenance
• Winter 2021/2022 limited trail winter maintenance trial

Storm water channel and walled outlet

• Collect and channel stormwater from the Brooke basin area
• Aesthetic focal point of the central area of the park

Beach area with shoreline protection

• Passive community use
• Waterfront access for recreation

Gitche Namewikwedong Reconciliation Garden

• A space for reflection and reconciliation
• A space for Indigenous celebrations at Park

Walking is Medicine sculptures (portion of tour)

• Self guided educational tour focusing on historical indigenous sites in Brooke

Pedestrian Bridge over Pottawatomi River

• Connecting link between internal park trails and Waterfront Trail to the south of the park

Stone pedestrian bridge over storm outfall

• Internal pedestrian link connecting the north and south portions of the park