Park Bois-de-Liesse
9432 boulevard Gouin West, Montreal, Canada
Description:
Bois-de-Liesse is a unique park that has managed to preserve a majestic forest in a bustling city. Due to the wide variety of ecosystems of the park, not only plants, but also animals found their home here. So, visitors to the Bois-de-Liesse Park, walking along its paths, will be able to see red foxes, turtles, American beavers, wild squirrels. Despite the fact that they are not tame, squirrels will willingly accept a person’s food and can even eat a nut from his palm.
There is a pond in the park, and flower gardens, and glades where you can have a picnic. The entire Bois-de-Liesse park is surrounded by the Betrand Creek.
For all travelers, the park administration can offer cozy houses for accommodation. You can spend more than one day in the park. In addition, every visitor to the park can take part in scientific conservation activities. The Bois-de-Liesse Park has a professional environmental group.