On July 21, Thunder Bay City Council met at Chippewa Park for the first time in the 89 year history of the park. The meeting was held to coincide with National Aboriginal Day which was celebrated for the first time at Chippewa Park. City Council adopted a Statement of Commitment to the urban Aboriginal people.

2010 Season!

The Friends of Chippewa is excited about our summer season. We have already had many great events out here and many more are to come.

Thanks to everyone who came out for The Kite Festival, Benny Birches, Shelter House Relay, and National Aboriginal Day. They were all a wonderful success.

This year we are bringing back Melodrama on Sundays at 3:30 and Thursdays at 7:00 for your enjoyment.

We have a great line up of bands to play for Sunday's in the Park!

So if you're looking for something to do come out to Chippewa park and enjoy and nice day in the sun with rides, wildlife, and fun!

Come out to Chippewa Family Day this Sunday to start you're summer off right!

There were many games for all ages to play and a prize for everyone at Chippewa Family Fun Day

The Friends of Chippewa Park is a Not-For-Profit organization, founded in 2002, whose aim is to restore Chippewa Park to its full potential. TFOCP have raised and invested over $6 million to preserve the Park's rich history, renovate & improve the physical grounds & structures, and enhance its natural beauty for all to enjoy. With a dedicated membership of neighbours, friends, and caring citizens TFOCP work to re-establish Chippewa Park as a destination of choice and a recreational haven. TFOCP is a very active organization that has made great strides in Chippewa’s restoration and continues to work hard planning for Chippewa’s future. Their mission statement is "To provide public amenities and to preserve, protect and promote the public park known as Chippewa Park located in and owned by the City of Thunder Bay with the intention that the park reaches its full potential as a public recreation area to the full benefit of the community."

Chippewa Park has been a favorite with city residents and visitors since it opened in 1921. Located on along the beautiful coast of Lake Superior, Chippewa holds an amazing view of the Sleeping Giant, this is your destination for family fun, scenic beauty and relaxation. With so much to see and do Chippewa is your perfect summer getaway.

Click on the links on the side to see all that Chippewa has to offer, or telephone the Chippewa Hotline at 807-625-CHIP or call Toll Free at 888-711-5094. Above is a live action look at the water at Chippewa Park and Pictures and Details of events here at Chippewa Park!

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