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In winter, the park offers cross-country skiing on Île de la Commune (7.7 km marked trail). Cross-country ski rental (full equipment) for adults or children is available upon reservation by phone only.
Square of the Holy Family Church
The Sainte-Famille Church, this Catholic cultural place, was built between 1801 and 1802. Made almost entirely of stone, it demonstrates the unique style of construction of the buildings that were used before. This square includes the church, the former convent, the presbytery and the monuments of Pierre Boucher, founder, and Jeanne Crevier, co-founder of Boucherville.
A historic French-style house, built in 1766. Louis-Hippolyte La Fontaine was the first Canadian-born Premier of the United Province of Canada. In 1964 the house was moved from its original location to where it remains.
Art au Café is an exhibition space showcasing the works of Boucherville artists. Each month, the works of different artists are exhibited there.
The mission of Galerie Jean-Letarte exhibits artistic works that pose a new reflection on art: especially the latest trends in evolving, conceptual and media art. This gallery also aims to democratize art through cultural mediation and to stimulate the curiosity of its visitors.
An art gallery that serves a diverse clientele and presents more than 10 exhibitions per year.
Galerie 500 exhibits the works of Boucherville artists participating in the main visual arts disciplines. This gallery exhibits the works of six artists with varied inspirations, styles and techniques.