It is with great excitement that we announce the partial reopening of Upper Canada Village on Wednesday, July 1st, 2020. We have been waiting with open arms to welcome you back! As things return to some sense of normalcy, we will continue to bring history to life so that we may learn from our past. Nothing has been able to stop us from dreaming about our visitors, your anticipation and your smiles!…
Cost: General Admission $13
Reconnect with nature via an interactive farm visit. Feed the ducks, bunnies, chickens, sheep and goats, interact with a farm dog and learn about beehives. The tour is suitable for children aged 2 & up. Strollers are not permitted on the farm. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Please wear long pants and summer hat. Bug repellent is MUST. July schedule: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays: 9:30 a.m.…
Cost: $12 per family. Online registration and ticket purchase mandatory
Climb aboard life-size replicas of a royal and a pirate ship of the 18th century of over 100 feet long and hang onto one of the aerial adventure courses ranging from 2 feet to 35 feet high, climb the wall of the Pirate's ship or run through the inflatable playgrounds. Schedule may vary depending on weather conditions. Purchase of tickets on the Voiles en Voiles website mandatory.
Cost: Various packages available. See website for details. Tickets must be purchased online, in advance
Rent an eco-friendly pedal boat and spend some time on the Bonsecours Basin. Maximum capacity: 2 adults and 2 children
Cost: $24.35 for 30 minutes, $37.40 for 60 minutes
The biggest water park in a mountain setting is preparing its opening. The park benefits from many acres of land and a wide variety of activities built into the mountainside, to keep the whole family refresh this summer! the mountainside make this a unique, unparalleled location. Enjoy a variety of water slides and rides, as well as access to Parc F.U.N. Several health measures will be in place to assure…
Cost: Starting at $20.99 per person. Children under 2 are free. Tickets must be reserved online, in advance.
Offers more than 20 activities, including wave and paddling pools for the little ones, as well as some extreme activities like the Tarzan's Rope, Grand Canyon and the Tornado for those wanting a bigger thrill. Mountain activities include aerial course, mountain biking, gondola rides, disc golf, climbing wall, trampo-bungee, birds of prey shows, hiking, picnics, and more. Safety and preventative health measures are in place.
Cost: Tickets start at $25. Purchase tickets online, in advance
The Super Aqua Club team has been working very hard for several months to prepare for the 2020 season and provide an amazing visit in complete safety. We are convinced that we will be able to help you enjoy the summer in a great atmosphere adapted to the current situation. Located just 30 minutes from Montreal, enjoy slides, waterfalls, beach, attractions, picnic area and much more.
Cost: Starting at $25 per person. Purchase of online daily tickets mandatory.
Granby Zoo is one of the major zoos located in Canada and North America's northeast. It is home to nearly 1500 animals from over 225 different species. On site, there is also a water park and amusement park for families to enjoy. For the summer 2020 season, a variety of sanitary and safety measures have been put in place to make your visit a pleasant one. Hours of operation: Zoo 10…
Cost: 1-day tickets starting at $10.99 . Online ticket purchase mandatory.
The Exporail team is pleased to announce the reopening of the museum, with a series of preventive and collective measures to provide a pleasant and safe atmosphere for families. Visitors will be able to access the artifact corridor, the great gallery of the Angus Pavilion, the mezzanine, the model train room, temporary exhibition room, gift show and the model railway (outside). In order to minimize waiting time at the entrance…
Cost: Adults $10.60, students (13-17) $6.40, children (3-12) $5.30 (discounted admission fee for limited time - subject to change)
Where
Exporail, the Canadian Railway Museum View map
The urban beach of Verdun is now open, when weather/swimming conditions allow. Access to the beach will be limited to 80 people at a time for a total of 45 minutes per person (subject to change as per the Montreal Public Health Branch). Swimmers are asked to arrive at the beach already dressed for swimming. Check website for all other health, safety and swimming conditions.
Cost: FREE
Located a short distance from the historical district, the Old Port of Montreal’s urban beach offers a vacation atmosphere with its fine sand, chairs, parasols and refreshing mist. Important Please note that because of COVID-19, the Clocktower beach furniture won't be deployed (lounging chairs and tables). You can bring your own chairs, but as usual bringing your own beach umbrellas is prohibited. Bathrooms will be available during opening hours only If…
Cost: FREE
Reconnect with nature via an interactive farm visit. Feed the ducks, bunnies, chickens, sheep and goats, interact with a farm dog and learn about beehives. The tour is suitable for children aged 2 & up. Strollers are not permitted on the farm. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Please wear long pants and summer hat. Bug repellent is MUST. July schedule: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays: 9:30 a.m.…
Cost: $12 per family. Online registration and ticket purchase mandatory
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