Port Severn Park Design Project

Help shape the future of Port Severn Park

Township of Severn is creating a concept design for a new passive park on Port Severn Road, along the shoreline of Little Lake.

This is an exciting opportunity to imagine a welcoming waterfront space where residents and visitors can relax, gather, enjoy nature, and connect with the unique character of Port Severn.

The park design will be guided by community feedback, environmental review, accessibility, local heritage, and the natural beauty of the Little Lake shoreline.

About the project

Port Severn Park is being planned as a passive park, which means it will focus on low-impact recreation, natural features, and spaces for people to enjoy the outdoors at a relaxed pace.

The project will explore how the park could include features such as:

• accessible washroom facilities
• parking improvements
• picnic and shade areas
• park seating and furniture
• naturalized gardens
• public art
• cultural and heritage interpretation
• improved docks
• canoe and kayak access
• fencing and other site improvements where needed

The final concept will consider what works best for the site, the environment, the community, and future park construction.

Why this park matters

Located near Little Lake and close to the Trent-Severn Waterway, the site offers a special opportunity to improve public access to the waterfront while celebrating the area’s natural, cultural, and recreational value.

The concept design will look at how the park can:

• create a safe, welcoming, and accessible public space
• support shoreline habitat and local biodiversity
• reflect Port Severn’s waterfront identity
• provide quiet spaces for rest, gathering, and nature appreciation
• celebrate local heritage and community character
• help guide future investment in the park