Homer F. Briggs Park

History and Background

Originally named Oaks Avenue Pioneer Park, it was renamed in 1987 to honor the late Homer F. Briggs, who served as a City Councilman.

The park spans six acres and offers a variety of facilities for visitors of all ages.

Playgrounds

It features both a small children's play area and a larger playground suitable for school-aged children, providing entertainment options for younger park-goers.

Sports Facilities

For sports enthusiasts, Homer F. Briggs Park includes baseball fields, a basketball court, and soccer fields. These facilities cater to various athletic interests and promote physical activity among park visitors.

Equestrian Area

One unique feature of the park is its equestrian area, which includes a horse trail. This allows local horse owners to enjoy riding within the park grounds.

Picnic Areas

The park provides ample space for relaxation and social gatherings. It offers picnic areas with both sheltered and unsheltered tables, as well as BBQ grills.

For larger groups, there are reservable picnic shelters equipped with electricity.

Amenities

To ensure visitor comfort, the park is equipped with restroom facilities. Additionally, off-street parking is available for those arriving by car.

Homer F. Briggs Park serves as a versatile community space, blending active recreational facilities with areas for leisurely enjoyment, making it a valuable asset to the Ontario community.