My kids have done the aerial walk part many times now, and they always ask to go, whenever we are…read morein Montreal (which is a few times a year), so visiting Voiles en Voiles became sort of a family tradition. The aerial walk has different levels, for every age and skill level, and there are various other activities, for younger kids, including bouncy castles and some sort of a movie experience (my kids weren't interested). A definite repeat.

We had seen this place every time we have been in Montreal, but this is the first visit there when…read moreit was open! It is 100% worth the trip! You can buy a 2 hour or 4 hour band and off you go. My 12 year old was in heaven. He could climb, swing, jump, crawl, and propel himself all under the watchful eye of the wonderful souls in the red shirts. He was perfectly harnessed and they were very explicit in their safety rules. I was able to observe him from the ground in a comfy Adirondack chair with other parents. Some read books, others enjoyed the sunshine. It was a really positive experience. They have a small snack bar which was helpful. It really is a wonderful ropes/obstacle course. They have an inflatable park, but he never made it there since he was having a great time. We will definately go back!

I had a really nice experience at Bfly! The butterfly experience was incredible and definitely the…read morehighlight of the visit. They provide you with a sugar liquid sponge to attract the butterflies. One thing to keep in mind is that you need to wear socks. If you don't bring any, you can purchase a pair there for around $2.00. Tickets can be purchased online, which is very convenient and makes planning your visit easier. There are also other activities available for an additional fee. The Mirror Trail is a short but fun mirror maze and a beautiful experience. There is also a tree-climbing area with different obstacles and a zip line. The tree-climbing and zip line activities require an additional fee, and the zip line can only be done once. There's a small area where you can buy drinks, snacks, and even bubble ice cream. Kids can also enjoy a slide and a play area with tunnels similar to the ones you find at McDonald's. Overall, it was a fun experience, especially for families with children. There are several activities to enjoy, so it's worth planning ahead and being aware that some of them have an additional cost.

Interesting place. Located in the shopping plaza parking lot. You have to have socks to enter or…read morethey will also sell you a pair if you don't have one. So once you enter you walk through an area that is filled with live butterflies. They are flying around and also are on the floor resting so watch your step. Once you pass the butterfly staging area you enter a kids play area. The kids play area it's a huge playground with slides , ball pit and stuff for kids to climb on. The staff was nice and place was fairly clean. My son had a blast and I would definitely come back.

Hmmm, maybe a 3 star experience for me at best, but bumped up given that it's well-suited for kids…read moreand that it was a very reasonable price with our MTL pass. It's at a great location at the Old Port. It's effectively a large warehouse space with the labyrinth being made up of metal frames with vinyl barriers. You need to go to four station where you have your card punched before you can try and find the exit, with each station offering a bit of history of the city. We had purchased the MTL pass which gave us a choice of dozens of options to redeem (you need to look that up if visiting the city!). This hadn't been our first choice as we wanted to do a boat tour, but with that no working out, we found this. It wasn't the most elaborate or impressive thing, but it did still take a good hour to get through and the three kids with us (aged between 8-12) really enjoyed it. I didn't look up the prices, but it was a 'pink' activity from our pass which would've been about a $15 cost, and that was fair. I'd recommend it mostly just for those with kids, but with that in mind and it being in a great location, it's a good family option.

Not fun or well done. The plot is limited and the maze is confusing but not in an enjoyable way. I…read morewouldn't pay $5 to visit.

Quiet and hidden just how I like them…read more It's in the most beautiful part of westmount the type of area where the houses are "ouuuu" and "ahhhh" worthy. I decided to come for a picnic and didn't want to get stuck fighting for picnic tables in every other packed park. This place was just right, quiet and you have a great view from the bleacher. There's a few entrances to the park, I however came by the street and came down a little flight of cement stairs that lead us to a huge well maintained soccer field. There's 3 sets of bleachers 2-4 benches around the field as well as 2 benches under a gazebo. There's a water fountain to drink from right beside the gazebo as well as a huge deck area that has a look out of the rest of the park. At the look out you will notice a dog park to your left and a tennis court to the right there's stairs on either sides of the building to bring you to them.

This is a beautiful park in Westmount and quieter than the always busy Westmount park as it is a…read morebit off the beaten path (and you have to walk uphill to get to it). Set on a large sweeping hill with beautiful views of the city, it is a delightful setting for a picnic or just a quiet place to stretch out with a book. A friend told me it was modelled on the Primrose Hill park in London but I don't know if that's just urban myth. On the east side of the park about halfway up there is a nice playground for kids, and a bit further up near the top there is a small wading pool in the summer. There is also a dog park, tennis courts and soccer field at the top of the park. In winter, it's a great spot to take the little ones sledding.

we set out to hike parc du mont royal, one of montreal's most iconic green spaces and a beloved…read moreescape from the city. designed in the 1870s by landscape architect frederick law olmsted, who also designed new york's central park, the park covers a large portion of mount royal and offers walking trails, viewpoints, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy nature right in the heart of montreal. thinking it would be a straightforward hour and five minute trek, we quickly learned that our timeline was a little optimistic. naturally, the hike turned into a much longer adventure with plenty of pit stops along the way. before tackling the climb, we wandered through the area, stopping at mngo, decathlon, a k-beauty store, and even a museum before finally making our way up the mountain. by the time we started the hike, we had already turned it into a full day of exploring. the trail itself was well maintained, with a mix of shaded pathways and plenty of stairs to keep things interesting. the overcast sky made the climb much more manageable, although it was still quite the workout. between the greenery, the incline, and the steady stream of steps, there were definitely moments when the beads of sweat and the sunscreen threatening to run into my eye, reminded me that this was more than just a casual stroll. the grounds were clean and well cared for, with shaded sections that offered welcome breaks along the way. after the climb, we were rewarded with a panoramic view of montreal from the belvédère lookout, where the city skyline stretches out below. it's one of those views that makes you forget about tired legs for a moment. on the way down, we stumbled across the towering cross, one of mont royal's most recognizable landmarks, and decided to take a quieter, less travelled path. the change of scenery was worth it, and we even spotted a little chipmunk along the way, a perfect reminder that we were surrounded by nature despite being right in the middle of the city. with fresh air, lush greenery, and just enough challenge to feel accomplished, the hike up parc du mont royal was a memorable part of our montreal adventure. just remember to bring water, sunscreen, and be prepared for a few more steps than you might expect.

Montreal's Central Park The View…read more I've visited twice. Once at night for the city light view from the Chalet terrace about a decade ago. This time (2026) for the day views and visits to the Cross and to the Lake. When I came about 10 years ago at night time, the crowd was much lighter and chill. Also, I saw an owl sitting on the tree along the walking path! Today's visit on a late summer holiday weekday, it was super crowded with locals, cyclists going up the Mont, joggers and tourists. Parking was tight as were trails to 3 major sites on Mont Royal. The Cross was rather disappointing as the trail was a gravelly loop apx 1.6km without a reward vista. Also the hiking trails of the main road were riddled with poison ivy :/. The Chalet was open (unlike my earlier night visit)! Inside were a coffee shop, a gift shop, bathrooms and a big room with a lodge style ceiling. The viewing terrace was super packed with people though everyone was accommodating with photo opportunities. The view was nice with the buildings and bridges. Drastically different than the sparkling lights at night! Tried to go to the Lake but couldn't get a paid parking spot. And after 3 loops, I passed after hearing it's rather dirty with some ducks. Perhaps bc it was a holiday weekend, this Labor Day, Monday was crowded and the cyclists moved faster than cars. I would NOT repeat the day visit unless it's for exercises. The Cross IMO isn't worth it and the Lake parking is too much of a bother. The night views of Montreal from the Chalet terrace on a clear night beats everything I've experienced today.

Located in the heart of Town of Mount Royal, The Centre des Loisirs is a very good neighborhood…read morerecreation center, which offers a varied program for all ages. I particularly like the club for 8-12 years, my oldest son loves going there on Sundays. He also participated in the day camp and enjoyed the activities offered (mainly sports such as swimming, basketball, tennis or golf) ... If you live in the area I highly recommend it!

This place is well organize. I when friday after lunch and it was full of kids. I found the place…read morecool because its inside of a mall infront of center Laval. You can organize the birthday of you child and get a private space for your event. They have area for 0-36 months and the rest for.the big kid. You can have wifi for free when you are inside the jungle adventure. The price entrance are very good and you can eat inside because they have a cafeteria and candy shop. If you need to please your kid and get a free time for your self for shopping this is the place to go. Enjoy your adventure when you go to Jungle Adventure!

Jungle Adventure is a kid's paradise and a parent's hell. Why is it so loud? How often are things…read morecleaned? What kind of supervision is my kid getting? All I know, I saw many things that opened my eyes and no staff were anywhere in sight. I think I saw a pair of staff in the whole kid playing area of over 100+ kids and I was beside myself with all the children running everywhere with no monitors/parents in sight. 8+ kids in a small trampoline enclosure bouncing on each other, many kids crying all over the after sustaining a battle wound... and at one point 2 kids of about 3 years old running full throttle into each other while looking behind them... with the most fascinating meat smacking sound and car wreck in pieces on the floor afterwards. I tried hard not to laugh, it was comedy gold I tell you! Don't worry after a few tears they were running around as if nothing happened. Some places in here also smelled weird, with the occasional whiff being breathed in from some long lost tragedy that happened in this place. My mind wandered...what caused this smell? How long ago did it happen? Why am I still smelling this today? Did they survive the ordeal? So many questions... They also have an arcade and it's pretty ancient with the original NBA Jam from the early 90ies where most parents here today were around the age of the kids running around today. The biggest tragedy of this place though is that it still requires 4 tokens to play a full game. Insane! There's a small snack bar station for parents inclined to feed their child some fast food or more sugar for whatever reason. I came here for a birthday party, it was OK, it was free and got to hang with friends, so that was cool. I can see myself coming back here on day and not by choice. :)

This place is bad for many reasons. 1. I almost broke my…read moreback and no staff tried to help and my parents were not allowed to enter the playground because they didn't have a ticket. 2.my friend had a birthday party and he was not allowed to bring his own birthday cake. 3.my family wanted to book a birthday party for me and they did not allow because we had one to many kids.

I have come to this location twice, both using a Groupon coupon so I can't say anything about the…read moreprice. For someone who has never jumped on a trampoline as a kid and goes on one for the first time as an cautious adult, this place would have been fun... if I chose a time with way less kids running around. The first time I went was on a Saturday, a little over an hour after they opened in February. Everything was clean and while there was a lot of children's birthday parties happening, there was still place to move around. And back then, if you didn't have your own socks with the grip at the bottom, you would have to go barefoot. The second time I went, it was a Friday afternoon at about 3 in August. Some patches of trampolines had a layer of dust on it. The places with carpet (almost everywhere else on the trampoline field) was moist... but at least they're selling traction socks now... for $3-5 a pair. From what I see, they still have a section of iSaute Brossard that hasn't finished being renovated yet. This place is a gymnast's amusement park with an American Ninja Warrior mini field, trampoline dodge ball field, the regular trampoline field, foam pits to jump into, trampoline wall slides (I don't recommend without socks, trampoline burns...), a trapeze into a foam pit, tightrope and board thing along with an under 6 section (where parents really should keep their under 6s in, for safety). I would go back again, but I would want to try the night time one where it's 13+