Experience The Park

The Stamford Centre Volunteer Firemen’s Association has a long history in Stamford/ Niagara Falls. We started in 1922 as fire protection for the village of Stamford until the eventual amalgamation with Niagara Falls in 1963. Since then, we have continued on as a community-based service club with our focus being the city of Niagara Falls. We are probably best known for Firemen’s Park, our 135-acre wooded conservation area on the Bruce Trail in the north end of the city. This park is wholly owned and maintained by the SCVFA and is available year-round for use by the community, individuals, and groups. Our reach goes much further, however. In recent years, the SCVFA has given away the majority of our fundraising to various groups, organizations, and special cases. These include: sports teams, educational bursaries, Chair-a-Van, Victorian Order of Nurses Car Lease, United Way and children’s camps. Our charitable donations also include financial relief for individual hardship cases, such as buying wheelchairs or house renovations for handicapped persons.

After 75 years, the SCVFA sold the firehall on Longhurst Avenue and on Saturday, September 5th, 2009, the sod was turned for the construction of the new building at the park.

We now have a new clubhouse/hall and provide rental for events – public and private.