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Programs and Services | Parks & Trails | Vollmer Culture & Recreation Complex | Contact Us |
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Outdoor FacilitiesThe Town of LaSalle is fortunate to have over 100 acres of parkland available for guests and residents. Features of our parks include playgrounds, pools, baseball diamonds and more! Baseball Diamonds
View a detailed list of parks with Baseball Diamonds. For more information and current news about the Turtle Club Diamond, visit the Turtle Club's website. Ball diamonds are available for occasional games, seasonal league play, tournaments and special events. For more information, contact the Leisure Services Department 519-969-7771. Having a reunion or company picnic? Where better to hold that special occasion than at one of our fabulous parks! We'll even supply you with picnic tables, garbage cans, and assist with the setup and cleanup. Contact the Department of Leisure Services today at 969-7771. LaSalle Pool
At a cost of $400,000 the pool boasts a water umbrella, a large shallow end, lane markings, and is about sixty percent larger than the old swimming pool. The original pool was built in 1959 and monies were gathered by the LaSalle Youth Centre through donations and a boat raffle. Pool Schedule
Boat RampBoat ramp information can be found here. Millennium GardenMillennium Garden information can be found here. Soccer FieldsCall the Culture and Recreation Department at 519-969-7771 for details. |
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Programs and Services | Parks & Trails | Community Events | Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex | Contact Us | Site Map |
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The Department of Leisure Services operates and maintains a total of 5 ball diamonds. Grab your glove, bat, ball and friends & join us for a game. There are diamonds to accommodate Slo-pitch, Fast-pitch and Baseball. Facilities are available for use from May until October each year. 
June 23rd 1999 marked the Grand re-opening of the LaSalle Pool. Former Mayor Vince Marcotte and John Beneteau, the first manager of the original pool, cut the ribbon to officially start the swimming season.