A park and beach access well used by Grenadians and visitors.
Why not just develop the vacant hotel site adjacent to park
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Mohnish
10 years ago
Plz save camrahong park the pm is being a *@#"*##"
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Carla Shaw
10 years ago
Grenada needs more green spaces especially in the tourist belt!!
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Nicole Romain-Saiyed
10 years ago
This is our Grenadian heritage, and Camerhogne Park is one of the few national treasures left in Grenada. We cannot give it up. We cannot give up our history. It is also a communal place where every Grenadian, even foreigners can come to relax, chill, play, go to the beach and just have fun. What's more is that it is the only piece of Green in the city that is open
to everyone at any time of day or night. It is available 24 hours a day, 7 days of the week, 365 days a year. SAVE OUR PARK!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Camerghon Park is a public place and shall always be a public place which no one can take away from us not even government (done by an 11 year old)
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glendon
10 years ago
We need our park. why give up this chilling spot . think about that can we go and chill out in any hotel park? no. so that our place to chill. stop and think Mr pm.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Don't get rid of it it's a great spot for recreational activities.
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kipling francis
10 years ago
what beo
long to the people .is for the people ,leave it ALONE .
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Valgine Richards
10 years ago
I need to go and relax in my homeland . No foreigner should occupy that land.
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Will Vincent
10 years ago
As a Grenadian I welcome any form of development to our beautiful islands but at no cost to my fellow citizens.
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Anthony charles
10 years ago
i bin going to that park all my life in my good times an bad an it help me if its gone way am i going to sit an look at the stars an the moon when it comes up me an my wife...
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CHRISTOPHER J FLETCHER
10 years ago
LONG LIVE THE BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF SPICE
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John oswald joseph robertson
10 years ago
Around the world black people are continually being remove from their cherished homes and lands. For the benefit of large foreign corporations. Pretty soon Grenadians will be denied access to places they now take for granted. So wake the he'll up. Before you wake up one day and a white man Tell you to remove yourself from his land before you get arrested !!
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Rachel Alleyne
10 years ago
I live in Grenada and this is a beautiful park, we don't need anymore half empty hotels
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Simona Simon
10 years ago
Grand Anse Beach is a well known beach that my family and I have always enjoyed while coming back home to Grenada annually. To even hear that it's public access can be taken away is a pity and hit me right in the heart.
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Mollisa Grice
10 years ago
Save the park.
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Calvin k Alexis Campbell
10 years ago
Save our park..when i visit Grenada this is where I enjoy myself I can take a shower ,my kids get can play in the park and access to our beach....
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Rashida Bruno
10 years ago
Don't sell your soul Grenada!!
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Shenagh Waddoup
10 years ago
I am Grenada born but have lived in the UK for most of my life.I return as often as I can usually once every year.I am old enough to remember the Morne Rouge beach club which we used when I was a child.It is of concern to me that local residents will be pushed away once again to make frontage for another hotel and will not be welcome on large stretches of Grand Anse beach which is one of our national treasures.I urge the government to think again and to put the welfare of our citizens ahead of the profit motive on this serious and divisive matter
Save Camerhogne!!
A park and beach access well used by Grenadians and visitors. Why not just develop the vacant hotel site adjacent to park
Plz save camrahong park the pm is being a *@#"*##"
Grenada needs more green spaces especially in the tourist belt!!
This is our Grenadian heritage, and Camerhogne Park is one of the few national treasures left in Grenada. We cannot give it up. We cannot give up our history. It is also a communal place where every Grenadian, even foreigners can come to relax, chill, play, go to the beach and just have fun. What's more is that it is the only piece of Green in the city that is open to everyone at any time of day or night. It is available 24 hours a day, 7 days of the week, 365 days a year. SAVE OUR PARK!
Camerghon Park is a public place and shall always be a public place which no one can take away from us not even government (done by an 11 year old)
We need our park. why give up this chilling spot . think about that can we go and chill out in any hotel park? no. so that our place to chill. stop and think Mr pm.
Don't get rid of it it's a great spot for recreational activities.
what beo long to the people .is for the people ,leave it ALONE .
I need to go and relax in my homeland . No foreigner should occupy that land.
As a Grenadian I welcome any form of development to our beautiful islands but at no cost to my fellow citizens.
i bin going to that park all my life in my good times an bad an it help me if its gone way am i going to sit an look at the stars an the moon when it comes up me an my wife...
LONG LIVE THE BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF SPICE
Around the world black people are continually being remove from their cherished homes and lands. For the benefit of large foreign corporations. Pretty soon Grenadians will be denied access to places they now take for granted. So wake the he'll up. Before you wake up one day and a white man Tell you to remove yourself from his land before you get arrested !!
I live in Grenada and this is a beautiful park, we don't need anymore half empty hotels
Grand Anse Beach is a well known beach that my family and I have always enjoyed while coming back home to Grenada annually. To even hear that it's public access can be taken away is a pity and hit me right in the heart.
Save the park.
Save our park..when i visit Grenada this is where I enjoy myself I can take a shower ,my kids get can play in the park and access to our beach....
Don't sell your soul Grenada!!
I am Grenada born but have lived in the UK for most of my life.I return as often as I can usually once every year.I am old enough to remember the Morne Rouge beach club which we used when I was a child.It is of concern to me that local residents will be pushed away once again to make frontage for another hotel and will not be welcome on large stretches of Grand Anse beach which is one of our national treasures.I urge the government to think again and to put the welfare of our citizens ahead of the profit motive on this serious and divisive matter