Cass Bridge Conservation Area

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A scenic park in Winchester is known for its tranquillity and green beauty. The river it sits on is perfect for boating across or even just looking at from the docks. It is a nice stopover for those travelling through. It has picnic areas and a play structure for children.

The conservation area received its name from the bridge it houses the Cass bridge. It was opened in the spring of 1983 for public use. It is 2.6 acres long and wide to be used for various activities depending on the visitors’ desires. It is open from May to October!

Photo: https://www.nation.on.ca/recreation/boat-launching/cass-bridge-conservation-area-winchester

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