Kamsamoĺski garden square, Mahilioŭ, Public garden square in Mahilioŭ, Belarus.

Kamsamoĺski garden square is a public garden in Mahilioŭ with multiple pathways bordered by native trees and plants that create a green setting within the city. The space offers benches and walking routes where people can move freely throughout the area.

Kamsamoĺski garden square was laid out in 1932 by the city's Komsomol members on the site of the Shklovsky market. It received its name in 1935 and was rebuilt in 1985 to a design by architect A. Melnikov. On 5 September 2007 a memorial sign, the "Star of the BRSM", was unveiled here for the fifth anniversary of the Belarusian Republican Youth Union.

The name comes from the Komsomol, the youth league whose members laid out the square in 1932; it was given the name in 1935. On 5 September 2007 a memorial sign, the "Star of the BRSM", was unveiled here for the fifth anniversary of the Belarusian Republican Youth Union. The square keeps a landscape layout with a decorative cascade fountain.

The garden is located in the Lieninski District and easy to reach on foot with several entry points. It works well for a casual stroll, offering enough space to walk around without feeling crowded.

The square was laid out in 1932 by city Komsomol members on the site of the Shklovsky market, and in 1985 it was rebuilt to a design by architect A. Melnikov. On 5 September 2007 a memorial sign, the "Star of the BRSM", was unveiled here for the fifth anniversary of the Belarusian Republican Youth Union.