District
Harbor Point
Harbor Point’s waterfront district combines Point Park’s landscape and historical interpretation with Wills Park and a promenade connection, with arrival information supplied by the district operator.
Start with Point Park
The district operator’s Point Park guide describes a 4.5-acre waterfront landscape with a main lawn, grove and historical interpretation. Rows of trees and other design elements recall the peninsula’s industrial past, while interpretive signage also addresses Indigenous history. Choose the park as a specific destination rather than assuming that every Harbor Point building is open to visitors.
Find the Wills Park connection
The operator confirms Wills Park and the promenade section between Thames Street Wharf and Wills Wharf are open for public use. Wills Park is reached from Wills and Point streets and connects several waterfront buildings. Use those named streets and the current local map to decide which section fits your outing.
Plan arrival for the actual destination
Harbor Point’s arrival guide provides parking information and points to nearby Maritime Park transport options. Check the relevant transit or water-service operator for its current schedule. A waterfront walk, restaurant reservation and timed event may need different arrival plans, especially when combining several parts of the harbor.