Angrignon Park Park

Address: 3400, boul. Angrignon, Montréal, QC H8Y 1P8, Canada

Website: https://montreal.ca/en/places/angrignon-park

Admission: Free entry to the park.

Angrignon Park is an urban municipal park in Montreal, Quebec, located in the borough of Le Sud-Ouest. It covers roughly 97 hectares, making it one of the city’s larger green spaces and an important recreational area for the southwest sectors of the island.

The park includes a large pond and extensive wooded paths used for walking, jogging, cycling and informal winter activities such as sledding. There are picnic areas, open lawns and a network of trails that cross a mix of planted and naturalized stands of trees, used year-round by residents.

The site was laid out and developed by the City of Montreal as public parkland during the 20th century and has been managed as a municipal park since then. Over time it has remained primarily a recreational green space while the surrounding neighbourhoods and transport links have grown.

Angrignon Park sits in southwest Montreal roughly 10 kilometers southwest of downtown. It is bounded by major roads and is adjacent to the Angrignon Metro terminus and the Carrefour Angrignon shopping area, giving it a clearly urban setting within a larger residential and commercial zone.

• Size: The park covers roughly 97 hectares, making it one of Montreal’s larger municipal parks and providing extensive woodland and open-space areas.
• Transit access: Direct access from the city’s Metro system makes the park reachable without a car and convenient for short visits from downtown Montreal.

What to See#

• Large pond: A large ornamental pond and adjacent wetland area that occupies a central portion of the park and is a focal point for walking paths and birdlife.
• Angrignon Metro Station: A Metro terminus and transit hub at the park’s eastern edge providing direct access by the Green Line and linking to local bus routes and parking facilities.

Take Montreal Metro Green Line to Angrignon station-exit leads directly to the park’s north end. Several STM bus lines serve the park; driving: follow Boulevard Angrignon with parking available at park lots.

• Use the Angrignon metro station (Montreal Metro Green Line) for the shortest walk to the park's north entrance.
• Visit in the evening for local families and skate groups; there's a small market and food trucks on busy summer weekends.
• Seek the park's higher berms for surprisingly good views toward the city skyline on clear days.