Dieppe Gardens — Attraction in Ontario

78 Riverside Drive West

Dieppe Gardens are named in memory of the many members of the Essex-Kent Scottish Regiment who lost their lives during the World War II landing at Dieppe, France in 1942. The park is heavily planted with brilliantly coloured annuals and perennials. It features many monuments, including monuments to the Canadian Army, Navy and Air Force.

For years, the property was used as a docking site by the Detroit-Windsor Ferry Company, and several cottages, retail stores, hotels and other businesses were established. In the late 1950s, these buildings were purchased and demolished by the City so that the site could be developed into a major riverfront park.

Highlights: Waterfall and Fish Pond Launch Site for Cruises Peace...

Small park like setting on the Riverfront. This area offers well groomed grass and plants, bushes and flowers. Nice area to begin a walk along the riverfront. Tends to be busier in the summer with guests and their dogs walking. Conveniently located garbage cans and benches. There is a small takeout restaurant on site with outside seating. There are a couple of pay and display parking lots which allow people to park and venture into the downtown neighborhood. Handicap spots are available. Good views of the american side. Nearby washroom facilities that are less desirable and only open during particular daylight hours. Events are held in this area during the...

I love that park! No matter if you’re going for morning walkies with your dog or just to relax, it’s great and everybody would enjoy a walk in this park. If you go there early enough you can see the beautiful sunrise right next to the Detroit River. The Park has lots of trees, pretty flowers, benches and even a pond for ducks (which are very cute). It is really sweet, and if you’re stressed out because of work or school it’s a great place to clear your mind. At nighttime you can see the ravishing skyline and lights of Detroit. You have to see the view...