The Dominion Park Revitalization Fund
The Greater Saint John Community Foundation is pleased to support this community initiative. All donors will receive a charitable tax receipt for their donation.
The Greater Saint John Community Foundation is pleased to support this community initiative. All donors will receive a charitable tax receipt for their donation.
Phase 1 Amenities Building and Sunset Plaza (COMPLETED)
Phase 1 incudes both a new amenity building and the Sunset Plaza. This permanent structure provides washrooms, a canteen for rent, rest facilities for staff and lifeguards and a much-improved accessible outdoor space including a new sunset lookout at the entrance to the beach.
Phase 2 New Playground, Lookout and Enhanced Recreation: To unlock Dominion Park’s potential, the new playground will be reconstructed in a protected area away from the parking lot and street. Kids can play and the young at heart will enjoy the beautifully designed space and scenic views.
Phase 3 New Opportunities for Recreation Assets: The final phase will focus on flood proof seating and gathering infrastructure. This phase will also engage the pleasure craft and fishing enthusiast as it will focus on a boat launch, segregated boat trailer parking area as well as a multi-use sports court.
The scope and details of the development of all phases could vary according to the level of fundraising achieved and the actual cost of construction.
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Donate to this fund
We are a registered charity, and all donations will receive an official donation receipt for income tax purposes. If you would like to make a donation to this fund, please use the button below. You'll be taken to our secure portal to make your donation.
If you would prefer to make a gift of shares, please contact Sarah Frauley, Director of Finance, at sarah@sjfoundation.ca or 506.645.1675.
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