Acadia Park — Attraction in Lower Sackville

The kids enjoyed running along the gravel walkway through the garden areas. It is a short trail with some nice flowers and trees, some had plaques with the species of plant.

Large grassy area for picnic blankets, a few picnic tables and park benches. The benches are position well to be able to sit and watch the kids play.

The playground was large with multiple slides and climbing obstacles good for both the younger children and older kids. The bigger kids swings appeared to be under construction.

Small water fountain near the entry to the playground. There are small wooden boats floating in the water and the kids enjoyed playing with them. (Kudos to whoever made them)

The park appeared to be a popular place for people and their dogs. There was a disposal bin for dog waste near the garbage cans.

We weren't able to find washroom facilities in the park but the Library nextdoor, 2 minute walk away, was open.

We would definitely return to this park for another fun time. We would be hesitant on extremely busy days as parking could...

Overall this is a great little up and coming park. Has a playground area and some beautiful flower gardens. Awesome gazebo and trellis area. Park is still in progress so still some wet muddy areas and areas that need sodding. However while we were there we walked over to a mosaic area where there was large mosaic art pieces displayed only to walk up on a lady squatting and using the washroom on the ground...right there near the play area for the children. So advice would be to definately put in some public restrooms as soon as possible to avoid this in the future. So FYI park goers...beware the wooded area near the mosaics....eeek I am sure in future months when work is completed it will be close to a 5 star property...

Awesome place for anyone! Playground is great for all ages and even has new accessible swings for those with developmental or mobility issues. The trail is gravel but still very doable with a stroller or rollator style walker or wheelchair. Winter maintenance isn't so much there, but in the spring they do fix up the trails. Beautiful plants that are well cared for all growing season and several trees planted by local groups and businesses or in memory of people from the community. They have a few benches throughout too and a couple of picnic tables. In the centre they have a built up hill with a cute gazebo on top. You would never know it used to be ball fields. Relaxing and calm space while fun and exciting...