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McKee Park

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Chewitt St & Russell St, Windsor, ON

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Über diesen Ort McKee Park

McKee Park is a public park on the Detroit River in Windsor's west end, near the Ambassador Bridge. It has a riverside walk, a boat launch, a large parking lot and quieter wooded stretches. It has an informal reputation as a cruising spot, reportedly busiest on warm afternoons and evenings. We haven't verified current activity. It is first of all a family park with a 4.4 Google rating from about 400 reviews. Canada protects LGBTQ people by law, but public-sex and indecency laws apply and police do patrol parks. Be discreet, keep to well-used areas and lock valuables out of sight in your car.

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4.4

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Ali KK Feb 2025

★★★★★

ashlee hebert Feb 2025

★★★★★

One of my favourite places in the city been going for years love the geese and love helping the cats there over the years ....also always meet great ppl and great views.

Michelle Brandie Dez 2024

★★★★★

A pretty place to watch the sunset and look at the Ambassador Bridge.

The Nomad Clad in Plaid Dez 2024

★★★★☆

A quaint, lesser frequented park in Windsor’s west side nestled at the Detroit River terminus of Chewitt Street. The view of the Detroit River from here is heavily industrial, but the wildlife doesn’t pay heed.