Parc Comtois

Parc Comtois features an interactive splash pad perfect for cooling off during hot Quebec summers. Located within the larger Parc Michel-Chartrand, this family-friendly water play area offers multiple spray features and water jets that keep young children entertained for hours while parents relax in the surrounding green space.

• ✓Multiple interactive water spray features and jets at various heights
• ✓Free admission to the splash pad area
• ✓Beautiful surrounding parkland with walking paths and green space
• ✓Clean facilities and well-maintained water play equipment
• ✓Family-friendly atmosphere with locals who welcome visitors

1. 1.Bring water shoes as the splash pad surface can get hot during peak afternoon sun, plus they provide better traction on wet surfaces.
2. 2.Pack a picnic to enjoy in the shaded areas of the larger park after splash pad time, as the park is open until 11:00 PM during summer evenings.
3. 3.Arrive early morning (around 9:00 AM) or late afternoon (after 4:00 PM) to avoid peak crowds and the hottest midday sun.
4. 4.English is less commonly spoken in Terrebonne than in Montreal, so having a translation app handy can be helpful for interactions with local families.
5. 5.Bring plenty of sunscreen and reapply frequently, as there is limited shade directly at the splash pad area.

Visit on weekday mornings during July and August for the best weather with fewer crowds. Late afternoons (4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) also offer pleasant temperatures with more shade and a relaxed atmosphere as families wind down their day.

The splash pad is free to use and typically operates from late May through early September, weather permitting. Free parking is available at the park, and while there are no food vendors on-site, the surrounding park has picnic facilities and washrooms.

The splash pad operates during warm weather months only, typically from late May through early September, depending on temperatures. Hours may vary at the start and end of season. Quebec summers can be warm and humid, making this an especially popular spot in July and August.

Head to nearby Vieux-Terrebonne (Old Terrebonne), about 5 minutes away, where you will find several family-friendly restaurants including pizzerias and cafes with outdoor seating. For a quick bite, there are also chain restaurants along Boulevard des Seigneurs with familiar menu options for picky eaters.