Graves-Oakley Memorial Park, Municipal park in Leiblin Park, Nova Scotia, Canada
Graves-Oakley Memorial Park is a community park in Leiblin Park, Nova Scotia, with walking paths, sports fields, and horseshoe pits for local recreation. The grounds support multiple sports like football and soccer throughout the year.
The park was created in 1988 to commemorate Rhonda Graves and Stephen Oakley, who were lost in a tragic winter incident in 1980. A memorial monument marks this remembrance at the site.
Local sports teams use this space regularly, drawing athletes and fans who gather for rugby and baseball games throughout the seasons. The gatherings connect people across the region and shape community identity.
The park is located in Halifax Regional Municipality and is accessible for visitors looking for outdoor recreation and sports activities. Facilities remain available throughout the year, so you can visit during any season.
The tragic incident that led to this park's creation also sparked the formation of the Waverley Ground Search and Rescue Team in 1972, which strengthened local emergency response. This rescue team continues to serve the region today.
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