Parc Îles-de-Boucherville
With its diverse ecosystems, including prairies, ponds, creeks, and rivers, Parc Îles-de-Boucherville offers a unique experience for nature lovers. Consider visiting during the spring or fall to see the park in its full glory.
How to get to Parc Îles-de-Boucherville
A pity that there is no public bus transportation available to this park. To get there, you either take a car or, in summer, you take one of the ferries from either Island Montreal, Bellerive, or Longueuil. We recommend visiting by bike as it allows you to explore the islands on the large network of bike roads.
What to See Here
Parc Île de Boucherville boasts expansive prairies, ponds, creeks, and rivers, offering a diverse range of ecosystems. This variety makes it possible to encounter many species common to the Montreal area. However, the park's vastness means that without a mode of transportation, such as a bicycle, you might find yourself spending considerable time on foot. Please note that cars are not allowed within the park.
All content on this page — including photos, videos, and field audio recordings — was created by Karl-Heinz Müller, a Montréal-based wildlife filmmaker, sound recordist, and photographer. Founder of MUUUH and Québec Sauvage, he has spent over a decade documenting Canada’s natural habitats through immersive soundscapes and wildlife films. Learn more about Karl-Heinz
Last updated: 2025-10-23