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Stitt Street Park, located in Ward 6, is a neighbourhood parkette that offers play features to local residents and ties into the local pathway network. The existing wooden structure in the park has exceeded its functional lifespan and provides minimal play value to non-able-bodied individuals. The intent of the project is to replace this feature and the existing swing set with modern equivalents that offer play value for all.
You can view and compare the proposed playground designs by downloading the options in the Document Library (on the right-hand panel). We invite you to let us know which option you prefer and to share any additional thoughts through the short survey below.
This project has been designed in accordance with the City of Ottawa’s Accessibility Design Standards and will include new engineered wood fiber safety surfacing.
Concept Plan A - Canoe Crossing
Includes features such as curved and double slides, assorted play panels, various climbing features, a wheelchair ramp with play panels accessible by wheelchair and a 'Tippy Canoe" wheelchair accessible motion toy
An accessible dish swing
Concept Plan B - Farmer's Market
Play structure features such as curved slides, twin slide, various climbing features, farmer's market play panel, hammock seat, binocular toy and accessible transfer space
An accessible swing set including 1 belt seat, 1 infant seat and 1 accessible sing seat
An accessible see-saw
A cow themed spring rider
Both concepts will provide a new accessible bench for the park.
Project Timeline:
Design 2025
Construction 2026
Please note that this renewal is part of the City’s Lifecycle Replacement program. The budget and scope have been approved by Council.
Take the short survey below to share your feedback. The survey will remain open until 19 December 2025.
Please note: The final design may differ slightly from the concepts presented, depending on feedback received, technical feasibility, and budget or supply constraints.
Stitt Street Park, located in Ward 6, is a neighbourhood parkette that offers play features to local residents and ties into the local pathway network. The existing wooden structure in the park has exceeded its functional lifespan and provides minimal play value to non-able-bodied individuals. The intent of the project is to replace this feature and the existing swing set with modern equivalents that offer play value for all.
You can view and compare the proposed playground designs by downloading the options in the Document Library (on the right-hand panel). We invite you to let us know which option you prefer and to share any additional thoughts through the short survey below.
This project has been designed in accordance with the City of Ottawa’s Accessibility Design Standards and will include new engineered wood fiber safety surfacing.
Concept Plan A - Canoe Crossing
Includes features such as curved and double slides, assorted play panels, various climbing features, a wheelchair ramp with play panels accessible by wheelchair and a 'Tippy Canoe" wheelchair accessible motion toy
An accessible dish swing
Concept Plan B - Farmer's Market
Play structure features such as curved slides, twin slide, various climbing features, farmer's market play panel, hammock seat, binocular toy and accessible transfer space
An accessible swing set including 1 belt seat, 1 infant seat and 1 accessible sing seat
An accessible see-saw
A cow themed spring rider
Both concepts will provide a new accessible bench for the park.
Project Timeline:
Design 2025
Construction 2026
Please note that this renewal is part of the City’s Lifecycle Replacement program. The budget and scope have been approved by Council.
Take the short survey below to share your feedback. The survey will remain open until 19 December 2025.
Please note: The final design may differ slightly from the concepts presented, depending on feedback received, technical feasibility, and budget or supply constraints.
