Montebello Park

Address / Location

64 Ontario St.
Ontario, Midland, Queen and Lake Streets

Description

Montebello Park is the main park in the Downtown St. Catharines. The park is located along Ontario Street at the south end of Lake Street in St. Patrick's Ward It was designed in 1887, by Frederick Law Olmstead, the founding father of landscape architecture in the United States, and one of the designers of Central Park in New York City. This park is the home of numerous events and festivals throughout the year. Visitors to the park will enjoy the playground and open space, viewing the 1,300 rose bushes or listening to concerts throughout the summer months. The pavilion and band shell are available to rent for special occasions. Band shell plays host to concerts every Sunday, June to September. This park has washroom facilities and is surrounded by metered parking. This park is 2.49 hectares.

Hours of Operation

This park is accessible from dawn to dusk
This park is available for permit 6 a.m. to 11 p.m
Please note: Parks are not available for permit on statutory holidays

Functions

Picnic and BBQ
Recreational and Leisure Activity

Features

Pavilion
Picnic tables
Rose garden
Washrooms
Playground
Band shell

Policies & Procedures

Click here to view the City of St. Catharines Policies and Procedures for Parks and Green Spaces

Diagrams & Images

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