Donated by Mr. Thomas Nugent for park and recreation purposes on May 10, 1895, Nugent’s Park was rededicated on May 10, 1998. It is the oldest park in Ontario and is located one block south of Holt Boulevard on Lemon Avenue, tucked behind the Ontario Museum of History & Art.
The park’s primary use is for playing horseshoes, so bring your dog and your own horseshoes for a game at one of the 6 horseshoe courts at this historic park.
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