Tom Chester Park West

The west side of Tom Chester Park runs alongside William R Clement Pkwy, between Roblin Blvd and Grant Ave. A network of pathways winds its way along the length of the park, passing by a pond that was once part of the Charleswood Golf Course.

Welcome to the west side of Tom Chester Park! The park sign stands alongside the pathway at the corner of Roblin Blvd and William R. Clement Pkway. Facing south.

There's plenty of open space along the north edge of the park area, just off Roblin Blvd. Facing south.

The pathway winds its way around an outcropping of trees on its way to the central pond. Facing southwest.

View of the central pond from its north side, facing south.

Wide-angle view of the central pond from its northeast corner.

A deer grazes in the open area northwest of the pond.

Several benches are available next to the monument to Thomas Chester, the resident professional on the former Charleswood Golf Club, with a great view of the central pond. Facing southwest.

View of the central pond from its south side, facing north.

The pathway splits as it approaches the footbridge over William R. Clement Pkwy, with one branch heading down to a bus stop. Facing south.

A pathway off Oakdale Dr heads east into the park area, winding around to meet up with the main path near the footbridge.

A footbridge about halfway between Roblin Blvd and Grant Ave crosses over William R. Clement Pkway to the east side of the park. Facing southeast.

View of William R. Clement Pkway near the south end of the park, just north of Grant Ave. Facing northeast.