447 Elizabeth Street
This popular destination offers a large open space, canoe/kayak launch, waterfront, 1812 BiCentennial Peace Gardens and the start of the 40 Mile Creek side trail. It contains features such as lakefront access, gardens, a public parking lot, washrooms inside the facility, and a recreation trail nearby.
Baker Road North
4 outdoor Pickleball courts that are used for league play and also for drop in visitors. Racquets can be borrowed from the Grimsby Peach King Centre. Use for public times is first come, first served.
46 St. Andrews Avenue
Grimsby also has four full sized tennis courts located at 46 St. Andrews Avenue. The Grimsby tennis courts are operational from mid May to October, weather dependent.
Two of the courts are available for public use during weekday daytime hours.
18 Livingston Activity
The Livingston Activity Centre is a community recreation facility, home to the Grimsby Seniors Club among several other organizations. Featuring an auditorium complete with a stage, full kitchen, several meeting rooms, lounge and boardroom.
18 Carnegie Lane
Grimsby Public Art Gallery, our local public art gallery features exhibitions of contemporary artwork, art classes and workshops for children and adults. Home to the Gallery Shop which offers hand crafted gifts made in Canada.
18 Carnegie Lane
Grimsby Public Art Gallery, our local public art gallery features exhibitions of contemporary artwork, art classes and workshops for children and adults. Home to the Gallery Shop which offers hand crafted gifts made in Canada.
25 Adelaide Street
Originally built in 1912, and then restored in 2017, the Carnegie building is one of 125 Carnegie buildings constructed in Canada. The facility has a community room that is available for special occasion and weekly rentals.
126 Main Street West
Discover Grimsby’s history at the 1798 Heritage House and War of 1812 Battlefield Site. Take a guided tour to explore architecture, artifacts, Nelles family history, and the 1790s lifestyle. The Manor hosts diverse events, programs, and demonstrations for an immersive historical experience.
6 Murray Street
Home to the Town Bell and Cenotaph, explore Grimsby’s history at the community museum, showcasing artifacts from Grimsby and nearby areas. Engage with education programs, tours, workshops, and events for an enriching experience.
1 Elm Street
The Grimsby Lions Community Pool is an outdoor heated pool that operates from mid-June until Labour Day weekend each year. The facility hosts a variety of programming, including swimming lessons, public swims, family swims and adult lane swims.
Main Street
The Grimsby Farmers’ Market runs from May – October each year on Thursdays from 3 – 7 pm. You can find the market in Downtown Grimsby on Main Street between Christie Street and Ontario Street.
162 Livingston Avenue
*currently closed for renovation
Full-service recreation facility and community hub. Home to numerous sports organizations, twin arena pads, outdoor rink, auditorium, fitness centre, and splash pad.
The historic area known as the Grimsby Beach community, is a well-known location in Grimsby, Ontario that embodies the rich history and the cultural significance of heritage homes. These homes are a testament to the Town’s commitment to preserving our past while embracing the future.
Grimsby Beach is known as the first Chautauqua of Canada, a methodist movement that started in the United States. While relicts of these movements exist in Canada, Grimsby holds one of the oldest and largest collections of original cottages, a legacy we are proud to protect.
