City parks are open daily between the hours of 7 a.m. and 11 p.m., with the exception of Memorial Park, Centennial Park, Lakeview Park, Angell Bay Park, St. Louis Park, and St. James Park, which are open from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. daily. The skatepark is open from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily.
Consumption of alcohol without a permit, barbecues, glass containers, disorderly conduct that could be considered a public nuisance, posting a notice or placard, fires, smoking, among other items and acts, are not permitted in any City parks. For more information, consult By-law BEAC-033.
Swimming is prohibited at parks and waterfront green spaces.
Dogs are welcome in City parks, but are not permitted to run at large, with the exception of the dog park. Please consult By-law BEAC-099 for more information regarding animals in the City.
Parks and activities
Beacon Hill park
Directions
100 Harwood Gate
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 2Z3
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles NORD
- Turn right on Beacon Hill
- Turn right on Alton Drive
- Turn left on Harwood Gate
- Park is on the right
Facilities and activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Baseball*
- Basketball*
- Tennis*
- Field hockey*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Toboggan
- Cross-country skiing*
- Ball hockey*
- Pickleball*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Beaconsfield Heights park
Directions
225 Evergreen
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 2A9
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Turn left on Sherbrooke
- Turn left on Allancroft
- Turn right on Elm
- Turn right on Park Road
Facilities and activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Baseball*
- Tennis*
- Field hockey*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Ball hockey*
- Pickleball*
- Bocce pitch*
*You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Briarwood park
Directions
50 Willowbrook Avenue
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 3P6
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn left on Beaconsfield Blvd.
- Turn left on Claude
- Turn left on Sweetbriar
- Turn right on Willowbrook
Facilities and activities
- Splashpad
- Chalet
- Playground
- Basketball*
- Tennis*
- Field hockey*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Ball field hockey*
- Pickleball*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Brookside park
Directions
81 Brookside Avenue
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 5C5
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn right on Beaconsfield Blvd.
- Turn right on Brookside
Facilities and activities
- Playground
- Slide
Centennial park
Directions
288 Beaconsfield Boulevard
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 4A4
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn right on boul, Beaconsfield
- Turn left at 288 boul, Beaconsfield
Facilities and activities
- Playground
- Cross-country skiing*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Christmas park
Directions
422 Beaconsfield Blvd. Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield, H9W 4B7
Facilities & Activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Baseball*
- Basketball*
- Tennis*
- Field hockey*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Cross-country skiing*
- Ball hockey*
- Pickleball*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
City Lane park
Directions
15 City Lane, Beaconsfield
Facilities and activities
- Soccer*
- Baseball*
- Cross-country skiing*
- Bocce ball field*
- Trekfit
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Devon park
Directions
82 Devon Road
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 4K7
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Take Autoroute 20 WEST to the Woodland exit
- Turn left on the viaduct
- Turn right on Beaurepaire
- Turn left on Devon
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Dog run
A 155,000 square foot fenced dog run
To allow your dog to get rid of some of his pent-up energy, the dog run includes a section for small dogs (height less than 35 cm) and one for large dogs where they can run freely and socialize with other pets. Note that the dog's guardian must be with their animal inside the park and never leave without him.
The rules and regulations that must be followed inside the park are posted at the entrance to the dog run. Among them, dogs need to be healthy and have been vaccinated against rabies. Dogs who frequent the site must wear a valid license, be obedient, sociable and not trained for attack and protection.
The Beaconsfield dog park association: to help promote a friendly atmosphere
Dog park users are strongly encouraged to join the Association via the group’s Facebook page “Beaconsfield Dog Park Association”. This page helps users to stay connected with what’s happening in the park, special events, etc. The Association also has a committee which is made up of Beaconsfield residents and dog park members who help promote the park and organize dog-related events that complement the park’s mission.
The dog run is situated on Elm Street, just west of the Woodland exit. Opening hours are from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., 7 days a week.
Drummond park
Directions
78, allée Sussex
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 3G1
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn right on Beaconsfield Blvd.
- Turn right on Fieldsend
Facilities and activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Basketball*
- Tennis*
- Field hockey*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Ball field hockey*
- Pickleball*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Henri-Jarry park
Directions
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles NORD
- Turn left on Sherbrooke
- Turn left on Montrose
- Turn right on Elizabeth
- Turn left on Henri-Jarry
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Highridge park
Directions
52 Highridge Road
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 5E8
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn right on Beaconsfield Blvd.
- Turn right on Shore Road
- Turn right on Wildtree
- Turn left on Acorn Ridge
- Acorn Ridge becomes Highridge
Facilities and activities
- Playground
James-Armstrong Park
Directions
450 Lakeshore, Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 4J5
Redevelopment of James-Armstrong Park
Following the many park redevelopments carried out in recent years in connection with its parks and green spaces master plan, the City of Beaconsfield has proceeded with the redevelopment of James-Armstrong Park. The park is located on Lakeshore Road in between Fieldfare Street and St. Louis Avenue.
As an Age-Friendly Municipality, the City is committed to creating accessible and gathering infrastructures for seniors. This park renovation project is made possible through a $100,000 grant provided by the Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation.
The work, which was completed in the Spring of 2024, includes:
- The creation of a shaded rest area with a gazebo and tables;
- Improving accessibility to the park;
- Addition of illuminated bollards near the main path;
- Addition of street furniture with view of the lake;
- Addition of a drinking fountain.
Park plan
Jasper park
Directions
1 Claude Street
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 4E9
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn left on Beaconsfield Blvd.
- boul, Beaconsfield becomes Lakeshore
- Turn left on Jasper
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Lakeview park
Directions
Beaconsfield, Quebec H9W 4K4
Meadowbrook park
Directions
From Highway 20 and Boulevard St-Charles:
- Take Highway 20 WEST to the Woodland exit
- Turn left on Woodland
- Turn left on Beaurepaire
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Montrose park
Directions
On Elm Avenue, Beaconsfield
From Autoroute 20 and Boulevard St-Charles:
- Take Autoroute 20 WEST to the Woodland exit
- Take Woodland du Nord
- Turn right on Elm
- Park is on the left just before rue Montrose
Facilities and activities
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Slide
- Trekfit
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Prairie park
Directions
Entrance located just off 62 Prairie Dr., Beaconsfield
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Rockhill park
Directions
538 Beaurepaire Dr, Beaconsfield
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Take Autoroute 20 WEST to the Woodland exit
- Turn left to cross the viaduct
- Turn right on Beaurepaire
Facilities and activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Toboggan
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Royal park
Directions
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles NORD
- Turn left on Sherbrooke
- Turn right on Brighton
- Turn left on Royal
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Shannon park
Directions
340 Preston Drive
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles NORD
- Turn left on Sherbrooke
- Turn left on Windermere
- Turn left on Preston Drive
Facilities and activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Rink without boards*
Please note that due to staff shortages, we are unable to maintain this rink at present. - Cross-country skiing*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
St-Remi park
Directions
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles NORD
- Turn right on Beacon Hill
- Turn right on Alton Drive
- Turn left on Harwood Gate
- Park is on the right
Facilities and activities
- Playground
St. Edmund park
Directions
From Highway 40 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles SUD
- Turn right on Beaconsfield Blvd.
Facilities and activities
- Playground
- Soccer*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Stephen Walsh park
Directions
On Stephen Walsh Street, Beaconsfield
Facilities and activities
- Playground
Taywood park
Directions
130 Taywood Dr, Beaconsfield
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul, St-Charles NORD
- Turn left on Sherbrooke
- Turn right on Castle
- Turn left on Taywood Drive
Facilities and activities
- Playground
- Basketball court*
- Skating rink with boards*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Windermere park
Directions
303 Sherbrooke Street, Beaconsfield
From Highway 20 and St-Charles Blvd:
- Follow boul. North
- Turn left on Sherbrooke
- Pass Windermere
- The park and chalet are on the right
Facilities and activities
- Chalet
- Playground
- Soccer*
- Baseball*
- Basketball*
- Tennis*
- Field hockey*
- Skating rink with boards*
- Slide
- Ball hockey*
- Pickleball*
* You must bring your own equipment for each of these activities.
Information
Private events in parks or any other public green spaces
Reservations or renting outdoor public places are forbidden in Beaconsfield (such as weddings, birthdays or other events).
(Except for non-profit organisation who received a permit from the City in advance but the space must stay accessible to the general public.)
Private gatherings without reservations are permitted but the exclusivity of the space is forbidden.
Park rules:
- Alcohol, drug, cigarette or vape consumption is prohibited on all public places
- Commercial activities are forbidden, unless a City’s authorization has been given in advance
- Tents, furniture and sound system installations are forbidden
- Cooking or heating food (BBQ, propane, charcoal, etc.) is forbidden
- Dogs must be attached with a leash. It is forbidden to leave your dog loose in a playground area
- Swimming is forbidden at waterfront parks
- Camp fire and fireworks are forbidden
- The waterfront parks are closed from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.; the other parks are closed from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. and cannot be used, unless a City’s authorization has been given in advance.
- All garbage must be picked up
- All the rules written in the Nuisance By-Law (Beac-033) must be respected
Rooms and installations reservations
Many of our parks’ chalets are available to rent, as well as some installations, such as outdoor rinks.
To learn more about this, as well as find our reservation forms :
Parks and Green Spaces Master Plan
The Parks Master Plan is intended to be used as a decision-making tool in order to help set priorities for investments in city parks over the next 5 to 10 years.
Following an analysis of data, priorities for action will be established taking into consideration criteria such as the current state of facilities, the demand for certain specific activities, the equitable distribution of investments across different parts of the City, the space available within the municipality, and the complementarity between proposed projects. The projects put forward are proposals for new or improved facilities, not the regular maintenance of existing parks.
Parks and Green Spaces Master Plan (2024)
Download the presentation of the Plan (2024)
Plan coming soon
Parks and Green Spaces Master Plan (2017)
In December 2016, the City of Beaconsfield mandated Groupe BC2 to draft a Parks Master Plan for the entire municipality. The last master plan dates back to 1989, and it had therefore become crucial to develop an up-to-date plan. The Parks Master Plan is intended to be used as a decision-making tool in order to help set priorities for investments in city parks over the next 5 to 10 years.
