About the Pond
Arthur Warner Pond is a City of Brampton stormwater management pond on Royal West Drive, near Queen Street West, in Estates of Credit Ridge. The City built it in 2011, and at about 4.2 hectares (roughly 10 acres) it is one of the larger water features in the neighbourhood.
Like every stormwater management pond in Brampton, Arthur Warner Pond is an engineered facility. It is built to capture rainwater and runoff from the surrounding streets and release it slowly, reducing the load on the municipal storm sewer system during heavy rain. It is not designed, maintained, or intended for swimming or skating.
According to Harpreet Sandhu, Real Estate Broker with Right At Home Realty, some homes on Royal West Drive and on the south side of Agincourt Circle back directly onto Arthur Warner Pond, giving those lots a water view and a strip of green area behind the property line. Buyers and sellers comparing ravine and pond lots in Estates of Credit Ridge often ask about this specific stretch of Royal West Drive.
The pond sits toward the northern part of Estates of Credit Ridge, within an easy walk of several of the neighbourhood’s other named ponds and green areas.
