Confederation Beach Park

Confederation Beach Park is a 93-hectare (228-acre) city-wide park, located along the Lake Ontario waterfront between the Hamilton Beach Strip and Grays Road in Stoney Creek. The park offers a variety of all-ages recreation and relaxation opportunities, numerous dining and entertainment options, and several significant woodlots and naturalized areas to explore. ----------------- THINGS TO DO ----------------- - Confederation Beach Park in Hamilton ticks so many boxes: a variety of climbing options and heights, a cool pirate theme complete with a sunken ship, and wide-open spaces for running and playing. - Picnicking - Confederation Beach Park’s beautiful lakefront location makes it a popular spot for summer picnics and gatherings. - Trails: Take a scenic stroll, bike ride or skate along the 4.3 kilometre paved Hamilton Beach Trail. Picturesque views of the shoreline and plenty of park space make this a perfect spot for any outing. - Beach Swimming - Lakeland Pool and Splash Pad, The Lakeland pool opens annually in June for the summer season. Lifeguards are on duty at the pool and it has a depth of 4 feet. - Confederation Beach Park features many attractions throughout the area, including: Adventure Village Barangas on the Beach Hutch’s on the Beach Lakeland Kartway Outdoor Ball Hockey League The Lakeview Wild Waterworks -------------------- GOOD TO KNOW -------------------- - Admission to the park is free - Review Hamilton Conservation Authority website for Membership and Annual Passes. - Confederation Beach Park offers two pavilions and one group area that can be rented for your next outing! Charcoal BBQ’s are available with each rental upon request, but you will be required to supply your own charcoal.