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The Municipality of Colchester, Town of Truro, Town of Stewiacke, and Millbrook First Nation have joined
...Town of Truro Hemlock Conservation Program – Fall Treatment Update
This past June, Victoria Park
...Public Statement from the Office of the Mayor – August 7, 2025
Mayor Cathy Hinton shares the Town of
...In alignment with the recent fire prevention measures announced by the Province of Nova Scotia,
...CORRECTION NOTICE: updated hearing date (Monday, September 8th, 2025)
Re: 4 Belgrave Terrace –
...Approval Notice - Municipal Planning Strategy and Land Use By-law
Take notice that amendments to
...Pursuant to the Municipal Government Act, notice is hereby given that on July 7, 2025, Town
...Take notice that Town Council will hold a public hearing to consider and, if deemed appropriate, approve the
...The Stan “Chook” Maxwell Memorial Park is located at 264 Prince Street. The community of West Prince Street envisioned this park as a place of sanctuary, which encourages recreation and enjoyment of the outdoors. The park is an integral part of the neighbourhood and offers a basketball court, playground, community gardens, and more.
The Pleasant Street Playground is located at 449 Pleasant Street. This small playground provides a large open green space and a few playground features, such as swings and a slide. Parking is available off of Pleasant Street in front of the Town’s Water Tower.
Victoria Park is one of Truro's greatest assets - a natural woodland park of roughly 3,000 acres in the centre of our Town with an extensive trail system for all ages.
The majority of trails in Victoria Park are open for recreational use. We continue to ask the public to follow all trail signage, as we will close individual trails to remove fallen trees and repair infrastructure during the upcoming months/years.
Please be advised that some trails and stairs do not exist at this time and the ‘Fairview Drive entrance’ of “Lewis Road” to “Five Corners” remains closed due to extensive damage.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation!
For more information on Victoria Park, including activities, features, rules and regulations, parking, hours of operation and more, visit Victoria Park.
If you have special physical needs and require the use of a hippocampe to access the park, please contact the Truro Parks, Recreation and Culture Department office at 902-893-6078 to check availability.
In 2014, the Town of Truro completed the first Master Plan for Victoria Park. The Master Plan focuses on a strategic, proactive and long-term approach to park management to help address challenges and opportunities.
Download a full copy of the pdf Victoria Park Master Plan(48.45 MB) .
The bandshell, picnic pavilion, and holy well gazebo can be reserved for special events, such as weddings, concerts and family gatherings. Weddings are $50.00 and all other bookings are offered at a $25.00 flat fee.
Truro Parks, Recreation and Culture Department
40 Douglas Street
Truro, Nova Scotia
Canada B2N 2E7
Tel: (902) 893-6078
Fax: (902) 893-6099
Email:
Please click on a facility or venue below to find more information on the facility and get information on how to book:
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