How about a free game of tennis? Parc des Roseraies offers just that. It is a fantastic place to unwind.
Parc des Roseraies is located at 7070 Avenue de la Nantaise in Montreal. It is open from 7 am to 11 pm every day. This park is a local treasure.
The park was renovated in 2013. It now features new equipment for toddlers and older children. The playground is really adorable. There are many things to climb. Kids can swing and scamper across different structures. Toddlers have challenging options. They can use easy stairs or play at ground level.
The two play areas are close to each other. A long picnic table separates them. This makes it great for families with kids of different ages. Both areas include an adaptive swing. There is also a wheelchair-accessible swing like those in other Anjou parks. Remember there is no shade over the playground. Both playgrounds have wood chips.
A drinking fountain is conveniently located nearby. Parc des Roseraies also has a pool and a chalet. You will find tennis courts, baseball fields and a community garden here. Street parking is available near the tennis courts. There is also a small parking lot by the pool.
Parc des Roseraies provides many amenities. These include bike stands and changing rooms. There are changing tables and a children’s playground. You will also find a toddler playground and a training circuit. Washrooms are available for public use.
The park is highly accessible. It features an access way and ground-level entrance. Accessible parking is available. The park is stroller-friendly and wheelchair accessible. Assistance is available for wheelchair users.
In both summer and winter you can enjoy Parc des Roseraies. It has many facilities. A four-season skating rink is available. There is also a five-a-side soccer training field. A swimming pool provides summer fun. In winter a trail is used for free skating.
If you have questions you can call 514-493-8226. The tennis courts at Parc des Roseraies have specific rules. Court use is free this summer. Courts are available for 60-minute periods. Each period starts and ends on the hour. For example use the court from 2 to 3 pm. Do not use it from 2:15 to 3:15 pm. All players must leave when the hour ends. This applies even if they have played less than 60 minutes. During free practice time the first player has priority. Public health guidelines must be followed.
Parc des Roseraies is more than just a park. It is a community hub. It offers recreation and relaxation for everyone. Take a moment to enjoy its many features.