Get familiar with Huntingdon’s parks:

• Skate Park – rue Henderson Street;
• Prince Arthur Park – rue Dalhousie Street;
• Léon Capiello Park – rue West and Saumier Streets;
• Regiment Park – rue Garden Street;
• Léo Beaudin Park – rue Châteauguay Street;
• Claude Pilon Park – rue Châteauguay Street;
• Park – Bus Stop Highway 138;
• Island Russell Park – rue Fairview Street.

Municipal parks are officially open to the public from 6:00 am to 10:30 pm. It is prohibited to be in a park outside opening hours. Any person found on park grounds during closing hours that refuses to adhere to the orders of a peace officer, or any such authorized person, constitutes a nuisance and is disturbing the peace and public order.

When deemed necessary and for public safety reasons, the City can:

• Prohibit access to parks;
• Close roads, trails or bike paths in a park using barriers or road signs;
• Determine where it is permitted to engage in recreational activities and sports.

Those who do not comply with the measures taken by the City under this article are committing a nuisance, which constitutes an offense punishable by law.

It is strictly forbidden for any person visiting or attending parks:

• To scream, use foul language, utter insults or threats, or to adopt indecent or obscene behavior;
• To damage or deface any monument, wall, fence, shelter, home, lawn, tree, shrub, flower, plant, grass or any other property of the City;
• To drive any type of motorized vehicle on park grounds;
• To ride a bike or horse on grass or lawn, or to enter or leave park on grounds anywhere other than designated entrances/exits;
• To stand or lie down on benches, or occupy more than one seating position;
• To climb walls, buildings, trees and fences;
• To sell or offer to sell anything, except in the case of authorized restaurants;
• To park anywhere other than places reserved for this purpose;
• To lock bikes anywhere other than places reserved for this purpose;