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Parks and Recreation

Having places to relax, play, and be active is important to people—so the measure of any community is the quality of parks, trails, playgrounds, and green spaces that residents have access to. In this regard, St. Stephen is thriving indeed, with an abundance of park riches. Our beautiful waterfront and newly renovated public wharf provide our residents and visitors with breathtaking, panoramic views of the St. Croix River and our neighbours in Calais. 

To request a rental of one of our green spaces, please complete a rental request form, email events@chocolatetown.ca or go online to http://ca.apm.activecommunities.com/chocolatetown/ for more information.   

Municipal District of St. Stephen owned playgrounds

David Alison Ganong Chocolate Park - 66 Milltown Blvd.
Abbott Street Tot Lot -  12 Abbot St.
Elm Park Tot Lot - 11 Sprucewood Crt.

Anglophone South School District owned playgrounds

Milltown Elementary School - 434 Milltown Blvd.
St. Stephen Elementary School - King’s Court

Sports fields, parks and green spaces

Sports fields open mid-to late-May, weather permitting. To prevent damage to fields, “Field Closed” signs are posted in wet conditions. If you see any issues, damage, or vandalism at our sports fields, playgrounds, or green spaces, please call the Community Services Department. 

Cove Park - 240 Milltown Blvd., by the cove at the bottom of Dover Hill.
Dover Hill Park - 268 Milltown Blvd., on the top of the hill on the left coming from downtown. 
Elm Street Nature Park - 56 Elm St.
Jake Donahue Park (formally Centennial Park) - 40 Riverside Drive (by the Milltown boarder Crossing). 
Memorial Park - 81 Queensway, where the tennis courts are located. 
Riverside Drive Park - 6 Riverside Drive (at the corner of Riverside and Pleasant St.).
Rotary Field - 43 Queen St. W.

NOTE: We hope all residents enjoy our abundance of parks! But remember to use them responsibly. MDSS Use of Public Parks By-Law No. 15-23 prohibits using parks between sunset and sunrise; prohibits the tampering and destruction of public property; prohibits the use of motor vehicles and bicycles in all areas not designated for such usage; and also prohibits littering.