Places around Tsawwassen that the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen built, funds or looks after. Tap a pin or a name for directions.

Rotary projectsLittle Free Libraries

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Rotary projects

1Rotary Square and the town centre pondTsawwassen Town CentreA public square the club created with Century Group, dedicated in 2007. Its pond holds Returning Sockeye, a fountain sculpture by Karl Morgan of the Tsawwassen First Nation.Directions
2Rotary Corner12 Avenue, next to Tsawwassen Town CentreA Rotary seating corner on 12 Avenue.Directions
3Rotary WaterWorks splash parkDiefenbaker Park, 5579 1 AveA children's splash pad and winding creek, built with the Corporation of Delta and opened in summer 2011.Directions
4StoryWalkDiefenbaker Park, 5579 1 AveA children's book set out page by page along the park path, with a new book every month.DirectionsAbout StoryWalk
5Rotary drinking fountainFred Gingell ParkA drinking fountain the club added to the park in 2016.Directions

Little Free Libraries

Take a book, leave a book. South Delta Secondary students built the book boxes with Rotarian James Latheron, and the club opened them in 2017.

6Diefenbaker Park5579 1 AveDirections
7Pebble Hill ParkTsawwassenDirections
8Grauer ParkBy South Delta Recreation Centre, 18 AveDirections
9Beach Grove Mini-ParkBeach GroveDirections