Dick Bell Park, Public green space on Ottawa River, Canada
Dick Bell Park is a green space stretching along the southern shore of the Ottawa River with walking paths, open areas, and recreational facilities. The park provides room for picnicking, outdoor activities, and water sports including sailing operations.
The park was named after Dick Bell, who served as Minister of Citizenship and Immigration under Prime Minister John Diefenbaker from 1962 to 1963. This naming honors his contribution to Canadian government during that period.
The Nepean Sailing Club operates from Dick Bell Park, offering water activities and sailing programs for local residents and visitors throughout the season.
Free parking is available on Carling Avenue, with vehicles required to leave before park closure. Visitors should know that cyclists must dismount their bikes and dogs face restrictions in certain areas.
The park maintains specific regulations requiring cyclists to dismount their bikes and restricting dogs within five meters of children's play areas.
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