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Parc Beaumont park in Chambly, QC
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Parc Beaumont

3.8(18 reviews)FreePlayground
🕑 2-3 hours👶 Best for ages 2-12. Toddlers and preschoolers will love the splash pad and age-appropriate playground equipment, while elementary-aged kids can enjoy the sports facilities and more challenging climbing structures.

About

Parc Beaumont is a wonderful community park in the Montreal suburb of Brossard that offers families a perfect mix of active play and relaxation. With modern playground equipment, a refreshing splash pad for hot summer days, and plenty of green space for picnics and sports, it's an ideal spot for letting kids burn off energy while parents enjoy the outdoors.

Highlights

  • Modern splash pad perfect for cooling off on hot summer days
  • Well-maintained playground equipment suitable for various age groups
  • Picnic tables and open green spaces for family gatherings
  • Sports facilities including basketball courts and soccer fields
  • Free admission with extended hours until 11:00 PM

Pro Tips

  1. 1.Bring towels and a change of clothes if visiting during summer months, as the splash pad is irresistible to kids and they will get soaked.
  2. 2.Pack a picnic lunch and plan to eat at one of the many tables available, as there are limited food options immediately nearby.
  3. 3.Visit on weekday mornings for a quieter experience, as weekends and after-school hours can get quite busy with local families.
  4. 4.Note that French is the primary language in Quebec, though many residents speak English. Learning a few basic French phrases will be appreciated.
  5. 5.Bring sunscreen and hats as the playground areas have limited shade, especially during midday summer hours.

Best Time to Visit

Visit on weekday mornings between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM for smaller crowds and cooler temperatures. Summer months (June through August) are ideal for enjoying the splash pad, though spring and fall offer beautiful weather for playground activities without the heat.

What to Know

Admission is completely free, and street parking is available nearby. There are no on-site food vendors, so pack snacks and water for your visit.

Seasonal Notes

The splash pad operates only during summer months (typically late May through early September), weather permitting. The playground and park facilities remain open year-round during posted hours, though winter visits will be cold and snowy.

Nearby Eats

The Quartier DIX30 shopping district is just a short drive away and offers numerous family-friendly restaurants including chain options and local Quebec eateries. For a quick bite, there are several fast-food options along Boulevard Taschereau within a few minutes of the park.

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