Upper Clements Parks, Theme park in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Upper Clements Parks was a theme park in Annapolis Royal with two main sections offering over 40 different rides. The attraction included a wooden roller coaster and a water coaster spread across its expansive grounds.
The park opened in 1989 with provincial backing and operated successfully until closing after the 2019 season. Over its 30 years of operation, it became an established leisure destination for the region.
This was a gathering place where families from across the region spent time together, with attractions designed for different age groups. The location became an important meeting point for the local community over its three decades of operation.
The grounds are spread out with distinct sections, so plan to spend a full day if you want to see everything. Wear comfortable walking shoes and be ready for changing weather, as Nova Scotia can turn rainy without warning.
After closing, the grounds were purchased by the Municipality of Annapolis County in 2020 to transform into an educational facility. This shift shows how leisure spaces in the region were repurposed for a different community need.
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