Exploring Montréal with Kids? You’re in the Right Place
Montréal isn’t just for foodies and culture lovers — it’s a playground for families too. Whether you're here for a week or you're setting down roots, the city and its surrounding areas are packed with places that bring joy to kids and their grown-ups. From interactive museums and sprawling farms to indoor adventure zones and nature-filled escapes, there’s something for every age, season, and energy level.
This guide is hand-picked with love for families visiting or settling in Greater Montréal. We cover outdoor fun, rainy-day activities, seasonal events, and lesser-known gems that locals love. Whether you're traveling with toddlers, teens, or the whole extended crew — we've got ideas to help make your time here memorable.
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La Ferme Quinn
Why you’ll love it: Quinn Farm is a working family farm offering seasonal U‑pick (berries, apples, pumpkins), wagon rides, a barnyard with rare breeds (Shropshire sheep, Canadian Chantecler chickens), a tire‑pyramid playground, hedge maze, pony rides, and farm‑fresh treats .
Cost (weekday daytime): $10/adult, $5/kid (1+), free under 2; weekend fall festival approx $10
Address: 2495 Blvd Perrot, Notre‑Dame‑de‑l’Île‑Perrot, QC J7V 8P4
Contact: 514 453‑1510
Centre PLAYBOX
Why it’s great: Arcade games, VR attractions, crane machines—plus in‑venue café and family spaces . Indoor, climate‑controlled, and exciting on a chilly or rainy day.
Ideal for: Tweens and teens who love tech‑driven entertainment
Address: 705 rue sainte catherine ouest, Niveau 1, Montreal
Contact: 514 3166492
Parc Omega
Why you’ll love it: Parc Omega offers a unique wildlife safari experience where you drive through natural habitats to see bison, deer, elk, wolves, boars, and more. You can feed some animals right from your car, making it an exciting, interactive experience. There are also walking trails, picnic spots, a petting farm, and a lookout tower for panoramic views.
Cost (weekday daytime): $28.95/adult (12+), $17.95/child (4–11), free under 4
Address: 399, chemin Carson, Montebello, QC J0V 1L0
Contact: 819 423‑6556
Calypso Park
Why you’ll love it: With over 35 water rides, slides, wave pools, lazy rivers, and a massive activity tower with zip lines, Calypso is Eastern Canada’s largest theme waterpark. There’s also a dry play zone (“Discovery Jungle”) with climbing obstacles and zip slides for those who prefer land adventures. A perfect blend of excitement and relaxation in summer.
Cost (weekday daytime): Approx. $44.99/adult (12+), $34.99/child (4–11), free under 4
Address: 2315 chemin de Montréal, Limoges, ON K0A 2M0
Contact: 1‑866 478‑2569
Biodôme & Planetarium
Why you’ll love it: Walk through a rainforest, meet penguins, and explore Arctic landscapes—all under one roof. Then, sit back and watch dazzling space shows that make science feel magical. It's educational without ever being boring.
Cost: ~$23.75/adult, ~$12.25/child (5–17), free under 4
Address: 4777 Pierre-De Coubertin Ave, Montréal, QC H1V 1B3
Phone: 514-868-3000
La Boîte à Questions
Why you’ll love it: These quiz rooms and music trivia games turn your family into game show contestants. Fun themes, team buzzers, and laugh-out-loud moments make it great for all ages.
Cost: ~$25–30 per person
Address: 3863 St-Laurent Blvd, Montréal, QC H2W 1X9
Phone: 514-903-5595
Montréal Science Centre
Why you’ll love it: This interactive science playground offers hands‑on exhibits—from exploring the human body to touching “moon rocks”—plus rotating themed zones that spark curiosity. With a 3D IMAX theatre, it blends educational fun with immersive experiences.
Cost: Adults ~$23, youth (13–17) ~$17, children (3–12) ~$15; IMAX extra ~$11
Address: 2 de la Commune St W, Montréal, QC H2Y 4B2
Contact: 514 496‑4725
Biosphère Environmental Museum
Why you’ll love it: Housed in Buckminster Fuller’s iconic Expo 67 dome, the Biosphère immerses you in water and climate exhibits. Insightful displays, interactive demos, and eco‑education make it more than just a museum, it’s a call to environmental action.
Cost: Adults ~$14, youth (7–17) ~$11, free for under 7
Address: Parc Jean‑Drapeau, Île Sainte‑Hélène, Montréal, QC H3C 1A9
Contact: 514 872‑9444
Le centre de la nature
Why you'll love it: One of Québec’s largest urban parks with animals, gardens, playgrounds, winter tubing hills, a small train, and seasonal activities like maple syrup tastings. Ideal for nature walks, family picnics, and letting kids explore safely.
Park entrance: Free
Address: 901, boulevard des Prairies, Laval, QC H7N 3B4
Contact: 450 687‑8888