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Parc Ignace-Bourget

Year-round outdoor park with disc golf, skatepark, and pool

Outdoor Free Activity All Ages Picnic Area City Park
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4.5 (822 reviews)
location_on 5925 Avenue de Montmagny, Montréal, QC H4E 2V6, Canada
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Parc Ignace-Bourget

At a Glance

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Best Ages

All ages

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Cost

Free

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Time Needed

1–3 hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Outdoor

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Weather Fit

Seasonal facilities vary

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Stroller Access

Yes, step-free entrance

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Washrooms

In welcome centre/chalet

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Food

Picnic areas only

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Parking

Street parking nearby

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Booking

Not required

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Parent Effort

Low–medium (supervision)

verified Our Take

A well-equipped neighbourhood park that truly delivers something for every season. Families can spend a full morning or afternoon here without spending a cent, and the mix of playgrounds, sports facilities, and winter sledding means repeat visits stay interesting.

About This Place

Parc Ignace-Bourget is a vibrant community retreat in the Sud-Ouest district of Montréal, offering a multitude of activities for families throughout the year. From disc golf and skateboarding to winter sledding, the park's facilities include a skatepark, outdoor pool, soccer field, and designated dog area. Visitors can enjoy a relaxed picnic at one of the many picnic areas or let their children explore the modern playground. Although specific opening hours are not mentioned, many facilities operate seasonally, so checking availability before visiting is recommended.

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schedule Hours
Monday – Sunday
06:00 – 23:00

Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.

payments Admission
Admission
FREE

Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.

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Two playgrounds in one

Separate modules for children and toddlers let kids of different ages play safely at their own level.

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Active sports galore

Disc golf, soccer, baseball, a skatepark, and a running track keep older kids moving.

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Cool off in summer

An outdoor pool and wading pool offer refreshing relief on hot Montréal days.

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Winter sledding hill

The sledding track turns snowy days into fast-paced family fun.

Good to Know Before You Go

Seasonal closures
Pool, wading pool, sledding hill, and skating rinks close in off-season; check status before visiting
Dog area
Fenced dog park on-site — pets must be kept out of children's play areas
Drinking fountain
Potable water fountain available near the play areas
Petanque court
Boules/petanque terrain open for casual games
Training circuit
Outdoor fitness circuit for adults to use while kids play
Ground-level entrance
Step-free access into the park from the street

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

Shaded picnic spots and smooth paths for strollers; toddler playground suited to crawlers and new walkers.

Toddlers

Dedicated toddler playground module, wading pool, and gentle sledding hill in winter.

Preschoolers

Large playground, splash-friendly wading pool, and open grass for running around.

Elementary

Soccer, baseball, disc golf, skatepark, and sledding provide endless energy outlets.

Tweens

Skatepark, disc golf, running track, and sports fields keep this age group engaged.

Teens

Skatepark, disc golf, and team sports fields; fewer dedicated teen hang-out spots.

Insider Tips

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Bring disc golf discs if you have them — the course is free and beginner-friendly

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The welcome centre/chalet is a handy spot to warm up or use washrooms in colder months

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Check the city's facility-status page before visiting in transitional seasons; some installations close earlier than expected

health_and_safety Safety
  • •Supervise children closely near the skatepark and sledding hill
  • •Pool and wading pool are unsupervised; adult swimming supervision required
  • •Winter ice rinks and sledding hill can be slippery; dress for cold and wear helmets where appropriate
accessible Accessibility
  • •Ground-level, step-free entrance from the street
  • •Wide paved paths suitable for strollers and wheelchairs
  • •Playground modules include toddler-friendly equipment at lower heights

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit on weekday mornings for the quietest playground experience. The outdoor pool and wading pool are busiest on hot summer afternoons, while the sledding hill and skating rinks are popular right after fresh snowfall.

shopping_bag What to Bring

  • check_boxSunscreen and hats for the open play areas in summer
  • check_boxSwimsuits and towels if using the pool or wading pool
  • check_boxHelmets for skatepark and sledding use
  • check_boxPicnic blanket and snacks; no on-site café
  • check_boxWinter gear including snow pants and gloves for cold-weather visits

Location

Address

5925 Avenue de Montmagny, Montréal, QC H4E 2V6, Canada

Phone

+15148720311

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