Whether you're a seasoned gardener or simply appreciate natural beauty, the greenhouses invite you to explore their lush collections, discover new species, and enjoy a warm, verdant escape regardless of the season. It's a true horticultural gem within the park, showcasing the artistry and dedication behind its beautiful floral displays.
Topsail Island
Topsail Island offers a tranquil escape and a unique extension of Sault Ste. Marie's waterfront beauty. Connected by a charming causeway, this serene island invites visitors to explore additional scenic walking paths, discover peaceful nooks, and enjoy picturesque views of the St. Marys River.It's a favourite spot for those seeking a quiet stroll, a breath of fresh air, or simply a moment to connect with nature away from the main park bustle. Topsail Island truly enhances the park experience, providing another delightful layer to your outdoor adventure.
Rose Memorial Garden
Ship's Wheel Garden
A unique nautical touch within Bellevue Park's renowned floral landscapes at the Ship's Wheel Garden. This distinct garden bed is artfully designed to resemble a ship's wheel, intricately crafted with vibrant flowers and foliage. It's a charming tribute to Sault Ste. Marie's rich maritime heritage, offering a picturesque spot for visitors to admire creative planting and enjoy a moment of beauty that uniquely blends local history with natural artistry.
Colonel John Prince's Grave
Buried on a portion of his former estate, Colonel Prince emigrated from England in 1833 and settled initially in Sandwich, Upper Canada.As the commanding officer of the Essex Militia, he stirred up considerable controversy by ordering the summary execution of four members of an armed force sympathetic to Mackenzie's Rebellion, which had invaded the Windsor area from Detroit in December 1838. Despite this, he represented Essex in the legislative assembly from 1836-40 and again from 1841-54.Prince was appointed the first judge of the Algoma District in 1860. Described as colourful and eccentric, he became one of early Sault Ste. Marie's most known citizens. Visitors can pause here for a moment of reflection, connecting with the past and acknowledging the complex individuals who shaped the community.
Bandshell/Amphitheatre
This inviting outdoor stage and its surrounding grassy seating area serve as a popular gathering spot for a variety of events throughout the warmer months. From lively concerts and theatrical performances to community celebrations and festivals, it's a dynamic venue where local talent shines and visitors can enjoy entertainment in a beautiful, open-air setting.
