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Parks
Strathroy-Caradoc is home to a number of parks with a diverse range of amenities and activities. Select a park from the list below to view amenities and locations.
| Alexandra Park |
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Founded in 1901 on the former "Bixel Flats", Alexandra Park is the largest park in Strathroy-Caradoc. Bordered by the Sydenham River and the J.W. Oakes Wildlife Sanctuary and Arboretum, Alexandra Park offers a serene setting for the enjoyment of residents and visitors alike. The Park is home to:
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| Victoria-Centennial Park |
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| Yorkview Community Park |
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| Fair Grounds Recreation Complex |
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| Mount Brydges Cenotaph Park |
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| Mount Brydges Lions Park |
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| Mount Brydges Legion Park |
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| MacKinlay-Paul Park |
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| Strathroy Dog Park |
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The Municipality is proud to work with the Strathroy-Caradoc Dog Owners Association to operate and maintain the Strathroy Dog Park. The off-leash dog park features nearly 5 acres of open green space, benches, lighting, shade trees, and two fenced areas for off-leash play with controlled gate access. Hand pump ground water is also available (not for human consumption) to provide dogs with access to water, except during the winter season. |
Sportsfields
| Cuddy Sports Complex |
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96 Kittridge Avenue East , Strathroy, ON N7G 2A8 The Cuddy Sports Complex features two regulation-size soccer fields. In 2002, the complex was named in honour of noted business entrepreneur and community leader Mr. Mac Cuddy. |
| Royals Field |
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Alexandra Park - 154 Caradoc Street North, Strathroy, ON N7G 2M8 Royals Field, located in historic Alexandra Park, has been used as a baseball diamond for over 100 years. Currently the home of the Strathroy Royals, Royals Field is an integral part of Alexandra Park. |
| Van Dyk Soccer Fields |
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Yorkview Community Park - York Avenue, Strathroy, ON N7G 2A8 Yorkview Community Park features a regional baseball and soccer complex, with concession and washroom facilities. The soccer fields are named in memory of Mr. Henk Van Dyk, a long-time soccer supporter and community leader. |