Parks and Green Spaces

Kids playing at Sacha's Park

Located in a rural setting, the Township of Champlain offers a variety of recreational options to its residents and visitors! The Township's Parks and Recreational Department oversees parks and various recreational facilities for your entire family to keep active and engaged in your community. Please respect our parks regulations.

If you witness vandalism in progress, immediately call the Ontario Provincial Police  613-632-2729 or 9-1-1. When you notice a broken equipment, a graffiti or a maintenance problem, please report it through our online action request. 

Mill Street Park Splash Pad

Mill Street Park

Map Icon36 Mill Street, Vankleek Hill
This park is located adjacent to the Vankleek Hill Community Centre. It includes play structures, ball field, splash pad, outdoor skating rink, gazebo, and many trees for shaded picnics!

L'Orignal Park

Map Icon 772 Front Road, L'Orignal
This park offers various amenities sure to please anyone. It features scenic views of the Ottawa River, ball field, skatepark (skateboard, bikes and scooters), swings, three tennis/pickleball courts, outdoor skating rink, basketball courts, boat launch for smaller sized recreational boats and a beautiful beach with palapas and lounge chairs.

L'Orignal Park public beach
Miner park

Miner Park

Map icon 410 Front Road, West Hawkesbury
This park features play structures, outdoor skating rink and picnic area.

Sacha's Park

Map icon34 de la Seigneurie, L'Orignal
Sacha's Park is a place where children of all abilities can play together. This park offers  accessible playground equipment, safe and spongy surfacing adapted to mobility, ramping and transfer systems, adaptive swings, splash pad, sensory and interactive stations, and much more.

The park was built in memory of Sacha Chenier, an 11 year old boy who lived in L'Orignal, Ontario. He was severely affected by cerebral palsy and his birth injury also left him blind, epileptic, and with severe cognitive delays. During his lifetime, Sacha was unable to play in most parks as they were not wheelchair accessible. He sadly passed away suddenly on June 9th 2014 due to epilepsy related complications. Sacha's family have pledged $75,000 towards the purchase of property for the park and the balance of funding for equipment and landscaping was obtained through community fund-raising efforts and grants. 

Sacha's Park splash pad
Sacha's Park slide
Sacha's park playground
Picture of Wood Hills Park

Woodhills Park

Map icon 109, Home avenue, Vankleek Hill
This park is tucked away in a beautiful wooded area complete with swings, basketball and ball hockey court, benches and picnic table.

Laurier Pilon Park

Map icon953 King Street, L'Orignal
This park has a gazebo, play structures, swings and picnic area.

Picture of Laurier Pilon Park
Picture of Desjardins Laurentian Park

Desjardins-Laurentian

Map icon 50 Place Laval, West Hawkesbury
This small park features a play structure, swings and green space for picnics.

Tennis and Pickleball Courts

Map icon 5814  Highway 34, Vankleek Hill Map Icon 772 Front Road, L'Orignal
Two (2) municipal courts on the premise of the Vankleek Hill Collegiate Institute and two (2) municipal tennis courts in L'Orignal Park. Courts are available from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. free of charge, but we do not take reservations, first come, first served. The 4 courts are painted and lined for tennis and pickleball.

Picture of tennis courts
Picture of Town Square Park

Town Square Park

Map icon 39 Main Street, Vankleek Hill
The Vankleek Hill Town Square is dedicated to the men and women of the Canadian Armed Forces. The park was the collective efforts of the Federal and Ontario Government and of residents and local groups and organizations that contributed their time and resources. The park features monuments and gardens to be used for Remembrance Day commemorations, a water fountain, benches and a modern landscape.

Prescott and Russell Recreational Trail

Map iconStarting Point: 5140 Highway 34, Vankleek Hill
The Prescott-Russell Recreational Trail spans a distance of 72 kilometres, linking several municipalities of the United Counties with the cycling networks of Quebec and the Ottawa region. Visit their website for more information.

Prescott and Russell Recreational Trail Map

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