I used to love this place and go a lot as a teen and young adult. One year I almost drowned,…read moreslipped and was sucked under by the current. Fire and EMT had to use a hovercraft to get to me. In the end I was ok, with minor concussion and lesions but that was the scariest time in my life. I was pinned to the bottom for what seemed like forever, feeling like it was all slipping away to fast, and all i could think about was not being able to pick up my kids on time from their dads. Thank goodness they were not with me that day. No a great place for little kids AT ALL. Just be safe. Mother nature is not one to mess around with. I will give it a 5 because it is a spectacular place, and gorgeous.

Thanks so much to Bobby for reminding me of this place today when working on this big collection of…read moreweekend summer adventures - https://www.yelp.ca/collection/Jkc8VhyG4Wlw-94psy7b9Q - this park was my secret haven for years and I'm so happy to give it a 5 star review now. During covid they are selling bracelets for accessing the park to be able to guarantee enough safe space for everyone and keep folks healthy. The long rolling falls over smooth granite are just gorgeous. Perfect for picnics, perfect for lounging with your feet in cold water, just perfect for a day trip out of the city.

Great park located in the outskirts of Montreal. Pretty popular during the weekends, so don't…read moreexpect a private experience. Not a difficult hike, with trails ranging between 2 and 9 km. If you want to walk around the lake, it will take about 90 minutes at a leisurely pace. Good vistas of the lake and impressive houses scattered along the park. I think the cost is $8.50 per adult. Which is not bad, but at the same time, not free either.

The park of Mont Saint Bruno is perfect place to spend some time enjoying nature and different…read moreactivities. The hiking trails are easy and go around all the beautiful lakes. For those in love with water sports kayaking and stand up paddle boarding is available at one of these lakes with some basic facilities to change your bathing suit if you need to. Picnic areas are relatively close to the parking lot and easily accessible. The park gets busy over the weekend as it is very close to Montreal, yet there is a lot of space for everybody and the crowds thin out as you go further climbing the hills. Super place to plan a weekend outdoors!

There's a lot of nice parks in the area but this one in lachine is cool. I like when they put some…read moretype of art or a good flower bed lol. In the summer you can see the rocks and art a lot easier but they do have some really cool pieces/ designs cool spot to check out !

Took a walk along the René Lévesque Park (Parc René-Lévesque) this morning... It is an urban park…read morein Montreal, located in the borough of Lachine on a jetty between the Saint Lawrence River and the end of the Lachine Canal. The park is approximately 1,500,000 sq ft in area and it is named after René Lévesque, the prime minister of Quebec from 1976 to 1985. The park is ample and it has a bicycle path, an arboretum and we were able to see several species of birds. Walking along the water is soothing and very nice. If you are driving, the road access to the park is mainly through the Chemin du Canal, an extension of Saint Patrick Street.

We camped here and kayaked and hiked. Kayaking is great activity here because so many lakes. We saw…read moreloon and it was nice to hear loon's singing at night in the tent. It was beautiful. Watch out for racoon! They steal your food.

Went camping here a few weeks ago, and I loved what the park had to offer…read more They have a modern discovery centre that has bathroom facilities even when the centre is closed. The outhouses were not bad at all either, equipped with hand sanitizer. Our rustic campsites were spacious, but we chose one that was a bit too open. The neighbours didn't arrive until later so it was ok. The trails were very well maintained. Didn't feel like I was hiking an intermediate trial because there was no treacherous terrain to climb through. We had to leave early because there was a storm and it got too cold, but I'd love to come back and see the rest of the huge park!

Great discovery. It's a like a mini Central Park. Love the Small Lake, fitness bars dispersed…read moreacross the park, the tiny bridges and the Ducks (or swans) doing epic flying near the water.

Very unique park, you can rent paddle boats and enjoy long walks. It's close to the Trans Canada…read moreTrail so you can get there using your bike from Longueuil or Brossard.

During covid-19, water equipment rental not available and playground section is surrounded by tall…read moremetal fences. There is a hand washing station before going into the play area and watched by 2 people. We went for an evening picnic with friends by the water. Parc is very well maintained with beautiful flowers and decoration and can still see some of the farm animals.

My friend and I came here to ice skate. The skating area was quite vast and on a frozen lake. There…read morewas music playing, a maple syrup shack, and a fire pit. Food is available in the main building and entrance is free! I read in some reviews that there was paid parking, but I didn't see that. We parked for free. What a great place!

I visited Lac Des Sables on a full day tour outside of Quebec City, and it was a gorgeous area that…read morewould make a wonderful day trip from the province's capital city. The water is impossibly clear (you can see the stones at the bottom!), there are boardwalks and beaches to enjoy, as well as swimming and boating you can do in the warmer months. We only visited for a short while so just got to walk along the beach and splash a little, but I could see this being a nice place for a day trip to explore, or even stay for a whole weekend trip of activities!

Amazing place to go and relax. The food was great, and service even better. It was also dog…read morefriendly.

Great little lake that has a bunch of wild life ! You got frogs, fish, big fish and loads of time…read moreto your self. This lake isn't as popular in the Mont Tremblant area as there's bigger and better but I love it as I'm usually the only one here. Great place to fish also great place to have a bbq if it starts to rain at ur camp site as they have a little Wooden hut that will keep you dry on a rainy day or nice cool on a hot day.

This place is huge! There's about 40 picnic tables all over the place, kayak rentals, peddle boats,…read morecanoes, 2 volley ball nets , and a whole park. I had a fantastic time every day I came here, it wasn't busy as its end of summer so right up my alley. On the side of the beach there's more privacy and less people that's where we hung out for the days we were there. The beach is rocky but not all parts it's not bad enough that you need water shoes so don't worry. For kids at 4 pm there's story time which seems to be a big hit! Friendly staff at the booth I had a young man named William who rented us a 2 person kayak which I've never been in before I loved it ! The lake is so pure so fresh and just really relaxing.

Beautiful park with perfect pockets of shade. Not too crowded either and a great area to walk…read morethrough by the water.

This is a great urban park in Montreal, just west of the Village. Lots of big trees that provide…read moreneeded shade on a hot summer day in Montreal. There are tennis courts, bocce ball courts, bike paths, hiking trails, a nice pond, etc. Lots of locals and visitors come here for picnics, lunches and just plain relaxation. Check it out for a chance to enjoy a green leisure stop while in Montreal.