The Parc des Beaumonts in Montreuil is a large park ideal for walks with family and friends.
This large 24-hectare park is a former gypsum quarry from which plaster was extracted for the construction of the city's fishing walls. Open to all during the day, Parc des Beaumonts is a green lung in the Paris conurbation. Located in the city of Montreuil, it's easily accessible by public transport. You can get there with your family or friends by taking metro line 9 - Mairie de Montreuil stop.
The park features playgrounds and sports fields. Stroll to the top of the park and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of Paris and Vincennes.
In 2021, 64 fruit and ornamental trees were planted in the Parc des Beaumonts in partnership with the Lycée d'Horticulture and the Société Régionale d'Horticulture de Montreuil, among others.
2024: From now on, a single path will lead you to the foot of the waterfall and to the eco-grazing area, or back up to the Bel Air plain and its children's play area - the "Spider's web".
An 11-hectare natural area on the edge of the plateau: its flower-filled meadows, wooded areas and artificial wetlands (permanent and temporary ponds) are home to numerous plant and animal species, including many migratory bird species that are usually rare in the city. This 24-hectare park, with its high ecological value and nature discovery potential, is listed as a Natura 2000 site in Seine-Saint-Denis, an area preserving rare and fragile biodiversity within the European Union.
If you're looking for other outstanding green spaces in the commune of Montreuil, don't miss a stroll through the Parc Départemental Jean Moulin les Guilands or a walk through the Parc Montreau. The PR8 hiking trail takes almost 3 hours to discover the parks and the city.
tel : 01 48 70 68 81 (Gardes animateurs du parc) 
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