Lambert-Closse Park

Located on D’Isère Street in the Préville neighbourhood, this park has play modules for young children and a few benches that are perfect for resting weary feet. Encircled by beautiful, dense trees, Lambert-Closse Park was named in honour of one of first settlers of Montreal, who landed in New France in 1647.

Amenities:

• Children’s playground

Rules of the use of parks

• Parks are closed to the public between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m., except during specially authorized events.
• It is forbidden to use the playground equipment or the play areas for any other purpose than what they were designed for.
• It is forbidden to ride a bicycle, skateboard, or other vehicle anywhere other than on the pathways for this purpose.
• It is strictly forbidden to consume, distribute or sell alcoholic beverages or cannabis in city parks.
• Notwithstanding the foregoing, moderate alcohol consumption, if accompanied by a meal, is permitted in city parks, with the exception of Seaway Park, every day between noon and 8 p.m.
• If you come to watch a sports match or cultural event and you bring your dog, you must keep it on a leash at all times.

We also remind you that you must pick up your garbage after attending a sports event or taking a stroll in the park so that the grounds are clean and welcoming for everyone.