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Annie Williams Memorial Park is located in Bracebridge, Ontario, between Santa's Village Road and the Muskoka River. This beautiful serene 10 acre park features a swimming beach, picnic and bar-b-que shelter, playground, amphitheatre and is host for many annual community events.
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The park gate and washrooms are open from:
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| Commemorative Bench and Tree Program |
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If you wish to plant a commemorative tree or install a commemorative bench in Annie Williams Memorial Park or another approved park or trail, please contact Jessica Stuart, General Office Assistant (Public Works Department) at jstuart@bracebridge.ca or call 705-645-6319 ext. 231. |
| Brazier Family Memorial Playground |
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| Little Free Library |
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July 2014, a little library made from recycled materials was installed in the park through the support the Rotary Club of Bracebridge, Rotary Club of Bracebridge-Muskoka Lakes and Bracebridge Lions Club. John Kerr from Back Yard Stuff chainsaw carving and artist, Scott Rowe created a unique piece. Remember to think about our Little Free Library in the park after you finish a great book! |
| Outdoor Skating Rink |
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| Pavilion |
 Opened in 2011, Annie Williams Memorial Park Pavilion showcases outdoor entertainment and theatre events. The facility offers a 1,600 square foot outdoor performance stage with stage wings and storage, a covered picnic shelter and accessible washrooms. |
| Picnic Shelter and BBQ Pit |
The park offers a picnic shelter and BBQ Pit for family and community events. |
| Rules for an Enjoyable Visit |
CampingNo camping or open fires are permitted. DogsDogs are to be either on a leash or within 6 metres (20 feet) of you at all times. Dogs are not allowed in playground or on the beach areas at any time. Dog owners to stoop, scoop and dispose of waste properly.
SmokingAs of January 1, 2015, the Government of Ontario made changes to the Smoke-Free Ontario Act to further protect children and youth from the dangers of smoking. We advise residents and visitors to our park that it is illegal to smoke on and around children's playgrounds and beaches, and all other publically-owned surfaces. Local public health units are responsible for inspections and responding to complaints to enforce the Act. For more information about the law or to register a complaint about compliance with the Smoke-Free Ontario Act, call Health Connection at 705-721-7520 or 1-877-7520 and a Tobacco Enforcement Officer will follow up. |
The Commemorative Bench and Tree Program provides an opportunity to adopt a bench or tree in memory of a loved one, dedication to a friend or family member or to commemorate a special event. The gift of a bench or tree is a lasting tribute that benefits the park and community as a whole.
September 2011, Annie Williams Memorial Park welcomed the Brazier Family Memorial Playground.
Little Free Library is a non-profit organization that inspires a love of reading, builds community, and sparks creativity by fostering neighbourhood book exchanges around the world. A Little Free Library is a “take a book, return a book” free book exchange. Anyone may take a book or bring a book to share.
The Outdoor Skating Rink is closed for the season.