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Parks & gardens · Scugog

Palmer Park

A Port Perry park on the Lake Scugog waterfront and a starting point for the Millennium Trail.

Snow-covered paths, benches and trees at Palmer Park in Port Perry.
A winter view of Palmer Park beside Lake Scugog.Photo: Cantons-de-l'Est · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP; display may crop.

About Palmer Park

Palmer Park sits on Water Street beside Lake Scugog. The 1.5-kilometre Millennium Trail starts at the park’s beach, follows the natural shoreline and crosses a bridge before returning to Water Street near Curts Street.

For a longer walk, the wider Port Perry waterfront trail system covers five kilometres. Its surfaces vary between pavement, limestone and woodchips, so choose a route rather than expecting one continuous paved promenade.

What to see and do

  • Lake Scugog waterfront
  • Millennium Trail starting point
  • Shoreline bridge crossing
  • Port Perry walking routes

Before you go

Fires are not permitted in Township parks. Consult current municipal trail information and posted notices before continuing beyond the park.

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