Nature Center — Attraction in Laval (administrative region)

Great family place, clean and with many cheap cost activities to enjoy with the kids (pedalo, canoe, poney carrousel, train, climb). The waterpark it's free and usually it's open til 7-8pm. It has a nice obstacle jumping thing but only til 4pm 5 trampolines and 1 slide but summer 2019 was broken so it was close. You have pic nic tables but not food allowed in the pool area thu only on the water play ground for toddler. Perfect to spend the whole day walking, grab something to eat, swim and rest. There's also a casse-croûte with several choices and really affordable prices it has lunch, breakfast, deserts, drinks you name it. The most of this park is that it has a lovely "little town" just for kids it's so cute and kids will love it: train station, church, police station, clinic, house is all kids size and there's some games you can borrow for Free!!! There's also a free parking! ** Be aware sometimes the park it's closed due to some kind of events so it might be frustrating and disappointing arriving there and realizing not all the park has access so check before you...

The Centre de La Nature de Laval is a great big park that offers plenty of activities to do all year long. During the summer you can go to have a picnic, take a walk or enjoy an outdoor concert. In the winter you can bring the whole family for some sledding or ice skating on the frozen lake. They also have a place where you can sharpen your skates. For the Christmas Holidays you can buy handcrafts and various goods at the Christmas market. The farm animals are also always there all year long. The kids will enjoy seeing goats, pigs, chickens, ducks, rabbits, horses, donkeys and even take a ride on a pony. The mini botanical garden is also open all year round and offers a nice tropical setting. Where else can you see a papaya tree growing in the middle of the city... in the winter? Beautiful setting for wedding pictures in the summer. Great place to...

Amazing park. Lots to do here. There are 2 parks (that I’ve seen so far, there could be more) for kids to play on. A train ride that takes you around the park (cost $4/person). A cafeteria that sells snacks and drinks. A fake mini town by the train station for the kids to play in. Animals to see. You can find goats, sheep, chickens, llamas, peacocks, horses, cows and donkeys. You will find a lot of trees, plants, flowers around and they even have a greenhouse. They have body of water where you can rent little kayaks. We were there for a couple of hours and didn’t get to see the whole park. I’ve been told there is a little water park for kids as well, so you may want to pack some bathing suits for the them. Not a lot of parking, but there is some street parking in the...