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Clarington Announces Splash Pad Upgrades at Guildwood Park and Port Union Waterfront Park

Justin Barber

02 May 2025

The municipality of Clarington has announced that new features will be installed at two local splash pads in the coming weeks. According to the announcement, upgrades are scheduled for Guildwood Park in Bowmanville and Port Union Waterfront Park in Newcastle.

Installation of the new splash pad features is set to begin later this month. Clarington municipal officials stated that the work is expected to be completed before the peak summer period. Specific information about the added features has not been provided in the municipal notice.

This information is based on a recent announcement from the municipality of Clarington regarding upcoming changes to local park amenities.

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