Doug Fluhrer Park

Doug Fluhrer Park is located on the shore of the Great Cataraqui River in Kingston’s Inner Harbour.
The park is used by community members for wildlife viewing and conservation initiatives, picnicking, paddling, community events, art installations, and festivals.
The paved pathway through the park is a popular walking route and is part of the Urban K&P Trail.
Fluhrer park is also home to Kingston’s Street Art Wall.
The Kingston Inner Harbour was a site of various industrial and commercial activities from the 1830s until the 1980s.
Conversation continues among community groups, residents, and government about the future of the Inner Harbour and the shoreline at Fluhrer Park, including potential remediation projects.
Public consultation meetings are expected to occur in summer 2021.
Swim Drink Fish will monitor this location during the 2024 summer season using the TECTA method of sampling.