Centeen Park

This small waterfront park is best known for its scuba diving access—there’s a dedicated entry point and underwater sculptures that attract divers from across the region. For non-divers, it’s a quiet place to sit and watch the river. There are benches, a few shaded spots, and a short walking path. No playground or major amenities, and washrooms are not always available, so plan ahead. Parking is limited but usually manageable. It’s not a full-day park, but it’s a unique stop if you’re into diving or just want a peaceful view of the St. Lawrence. Best paired with a walk toward Hardy Park or downtown.

Centeen Park in Brockville is a gem for divers and water lovers. It’s one of the best-known freshwater diving spots in Ontario, with clear river views and easy water access. Even if you’re not diving, it’s a peaceful place to sit by the St. Lawrence River and watch boats go by. There are benches, picnic tables, and nearby parking, though space can fill up on warm weekends. The park is clean, calm, and great for short visits or quiet reflection by the water.

Centeen Park is a small but lively waterfront park, best known as a scuba diving entry point to the St. Lawrence River. There are benches and green space for relaxing, but it’s mainly popular with divers thanks to the underwater sculptures and easy river access. Parking is limited, and there aren’t full amenities—no playground or large facilities—but it’s a unique spot if you’re into diving or just want a quiet riverside view.

Lots of awesome memories,,, There are a few large flat rock that need to be balanced out, That and when I entered the restroom it appeared neglected, forgot about but still a lil care may put it back, That & can fix it like yesteryear !

Went to the Tall Ships Festival on September 1st 2019 and was amazed by not only the tall ships but by the city itself. Beautiful old buildings and a serene atmosphere by the water front. Highly recommend to visit Brockville, Ontario.