The park's Peace Fountain is one of the largest floating fountains in the world, capable of shooting water up to 70 feet in the air.
The fountain features a sophisticated lighting system designed for evening displays.
Reaume Park is named in honor of the Reaume family, historically significant to the local area's development.
The park's shoreline is part of the larger regional initiative to rehabilitate the Detroit River waterfront.
The site was historically part of the Riverside community before its amalgamation into the City of Windsor.
Reaume Park is a waterfront green space located on the Detroit River in the Riverside neighborhood of Windsor, Ontario. The park is home to the Coventry Gardens, featuring a prominent, large-scale fountain known as the Peace Fountain. The site offers expansive views of the Detroit, Michigan skyline directly across the river. It provides paved pathways that connect to the broader Windsor riverfront trail system. The park grounds include floral displays, picnic benches, and open lawns for public use. It serves as a focal point for summer evening performances and community gatherings. The site is maintained by the City of Windsor Parks Department. It is situated at the intersection of the riverfront and Pillette Road.
The path edge directly in front of the Peace Fountain, facing the Detroit skyline.
Bring a windbreaker or light jacket as the riverfront breeze can be significantly cooler than inland areas.
Check local event calendars for the schedule of evening fountain illumination shows.
Visit during the golden hour for optimal lighting against the Detroit skyline.
Do not attempt to swim in the Detroit River from the park as currents are strong and water quality varies.
The Peace Fountain typically operates only during the warmer spring, summer, and early autumn months.
Stay on marked paths to protect floral displays and keep pets leashed at all times.
