Parc Westmount — Attraction in Westmount

🤔 …maybe the finest and best-maintained part in the Greater Montreal Area, though I’m biased–had my 5th birthday here, best memory of my childhood. Spider-Man showed up. True story.

Victoria Hall and the Westmount Library, historical stone buildings alone the west side of the park, evoke Victorian imperial grandeur, understated class, and a bittersweet reminder of "The Before Times" when French-Canadians had not yet ascended.

There's a nice little dog park, tennis courts, bike path, winding footpaths, soccer field, tiny skate ramp, kids' playground, picnic benches galore, a quaint parking lot, and even a duck pond with some very proud ducks. The squirrels here are also extra squirrelly. Gosh, Westmount squeezed so much value into this small greenscape. And it’s only a 15-minute walk to downtown.

Might be the most magical and important park in the whole wide world (in my...

This park is beautiful. Only issue the park has restrooms are not available not even a porta-potty. With the amount of people children I feel that there should be at least 2 for the entire park. Other then that this park has everything from a playground for the youngsters to tons of green space for everyone else! The park has a wadding pool for the hot summers great for kids, even us adults dip our toes during the summer heat. Water to drink still isn't turned on understandable due to covid19. Best feature is the dog park in my opinion a great place for our fur babies to have doggy greatness our K9 friends are surely in love with this park. The view is beautiful there is a running pond that wraps around the middle of the park its a great place to read, write or just relax from all the city chatter. 4 out of 5 its a great place to check out a vibe that's great...

So special, easy to connect with nature, clean, and one of the children's parks has 2 xylophones where you can play musical notes...also, a good clean restroom house, as well as Westmount Library right across from park!! Had beautiful experience meditating, followed by yoga stretches, cardio and muscle toning. And earlier, even though I was curiously looking at the posted library hours very early before opening hours, a library staff who was arriving was kind enough to let me know that opening was at 10:00AM-and the vibes she gave off was sooooo positive!! Not to mention the people walking their dogs, the day camp counsellors bringing their groups of cheerleading, singing and shouting kids, as well as the birds and other animals with the wind!! This is nature and community at...