Collective garden

Made up of 37 in-ground gardens, accessible raised beds and fruit trees, the agriculture zone also has a space reserved for experimentation and growing lesser known plants.

The Parc du Lac-à-la-Loutre garden is collectively managed by a group of bilingual residents of Saint-Henri, with support from the éco-quartier Sud-Ouest. To join the collective garden, please view their website.

Relaxation zone

This zone, featuring accessible maisonettes and hammocks, also has inclusive street furniture made from Montréal ash wood. 

Micro-forest: Experimental sensory plant zone

This zone, transformed into a micro-forest, is adorned with indigenous plants only, as part of an effort to regenerate the original flora and fauna. Winding paths foster an experimental sensory experience, heightened by the presence of integrated musical instruments made available to everyone.

Inclusive play modules

• Numerous wheelchair-accessible games at ground level.
• Anti-slip rubber surface, platforms and transfer steps to facilitate access to the play modules.
• Bright yet soft colours so as not to over-stimulate the senses. The colours serve as markers to ensure safe and adapted play.