Parks and Trails

Notice

Use at your own risk

Municipal parks are closed for the winter season. This precautionary measure is in place to reduce potential safety risks associated with the accumulation of ice and snow, as well as frozen surfaces beneath equipment, which can reduce shock absorption. During this period, maintenance and repairs will not be performed.

Explore our network of parks and trails! 

Discover what every location has to offer.

Playground with colorful climbing structure and a blue dinosaur slide. Trees in background.

Fournier Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

5040 Du Parc Street, Fournier ON

Rustic wooden cabin in grassy field, overcast sky, pathway leading to door.

Gagnon Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

1760, Calypso Street Limoges, Ontario

Playground with blue slides, climbing structures, and a canopy, surrounded by houses.

Giroux Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

119, Giroux Street Limoges, Ontario

Charlebois Park sign on grassy field, trees in the background.

Jean-Paul Charlebois Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

6900, County Road 22 St-Bernardin, Ontario

Playground with slides, climbing structure, and a ladybug spring rider on gravel.

Lavigne Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

63, Beaver Lane Limoges, Ontario

Children playing in a splash pad at sunset, water jets spraying around them.

Marcel Legault Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

20, rue de l’Aréna St-Isidore, Ontario

Snowy path with trees and a wooden sign on the right.

Pax Park & Trail

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park, Trail
Address:

125, Manitou Street, Forest Park, Ontario

Rodolphe Latreille Park entrance sign with greenery and clear sky.

Rodolphe Latreille Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

63, rue des Bénévoles, Limoges, Ontario

Gravel path winding through lush green trees under a clear blue sky.

St-Albert Recreational Trail

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Trail
Address:

1665 Route 900 West, St-Albert, Ontario

Children climbing a dome-shaped playground structure at sunset.

Ste-Rose Park

Status: Use at your own risk
Type: Park
Address:

2625, County Road 3, Ste-Rose de Prescott, Ontario

Community-Managed Park

Jean-Maurice Lavergne Park is managed through a partnership with the St-Albert Community Group. While this space is no longer operated by the Municipality, it continues to serve as an important gathering place for residents. This collaborative approach helps support the long-term sustainability of the park while allowing programming and operations to reflect local needs and priorities.

Playground with swings and a slide, surrounded by grass and trees.

Jean-Maurice Lavergne Park

Located behind the St-Albert Community Centre, the park is a hub for the community, offering spaces for picnics under the gazebo, outdoor sports and play areas, as well as an outdoor skating rink!