Parc départemental des Hautes-Bruyères

Parc Départemental des Hautes-Bruyères is a sprawling green space located at one of the highest points in the Val-de-Marne area, featuring different sections and walking routes. The grounds include open meadows, family garden zones, play equipment for children, and spaces for sports activities.

Human settlement on these grounds traces back to the Neolithic era, as revealed by archaeological finds across the site. This continuous human presence over millennia has shaped the character and significance of the region.

Local residents maintain family garden plots scattered across the grounds, where vegetables grow in neat rows and people gather to tend their plants. This gardening culture has become central to how neighbors use and connect with each other in this space.

The park is easily accessible on foot with wide, level pathways that welcome most visitors. Take time to explore the different zones, as the grounds are large and offer various areas to discover at your own pace.

The grounds feature contemporary shelter structures designed by a renowned architect and positioned strategically among trees and meadows. An artificial water system with channels and waterfalls runs through the space, creating a tranquil water landscape within the green areas.