Victoria Park Place, Residential skyscraper in downtown Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Victoria Park Place is a 31-storey residential tower at Park Street and Victoria Avenue in downtown Windsor, Ontario. Completed in 1979, it reaches 88.7 m (291 ft) and is built with reinforced concrete and concrete planks. The building has an L-shaped footprint, and its elevator shafts run along the southwest corner.

Victoria Park Place was completed in 1979 on the site of the former Norton Palmer Hotel. It was built through a joint venture of Danzig Enterprises Limited and Wonsch Construction. The reinforced concrete tower, 88.7 m tall with 31 floors, replaced the hotel at Park Street and Victoria Avenue.

The tower occupies a full city block opposite the Royal Windsor Terrace condominiums across Pelissier Street. Its ground floor once housed a CKCO-TV press bureau, later converted into a convenience store. The name comes from the adjacent Victoria Park and Victoria Avenue.

Victoria Park Place occupies a full city block at Park Street and Victoria Avenue, facing the Royal Windsor Terrace condominiums across Pelissier Street. The elevators run along the southwest corner, giving riders open views of the surrounding streets. The ground floor, once a CKCO-TV press bureau, now holds a convenience store.

The rooftop contains a television transmitter for CHWI-TV-60 that serves as a broadcasting point for signals across the Windsor region. This functioning infrastructure often goes unnoticed despite its role in supporting daily life for area residents.