Ahuntsic Park, Public park in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, Montreal, Canada

Ahuntsic Park is a 10.5-hectare urban park in Montreal's Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough, bounded by Henri Bourassa Boulevard, Saint-Hubert Street, Lajeunesse Street and Fleury Street. It has pedestrian and cycling paths, a hill and a pond, a playground, a bowling green, a community garden, a skate park and an indoor skating rink. Gary Carter Stadium, its baseball field, is home to the Orioles de Montréal.

The park developed as green space for the growing Ahuntsic neighborhood in the early 20th century. A baseball field received the name Gary Carter Stadium in 2012, honoring a legendary Montreal Expos player.

Since 1997 the park has hosted the FestiBlues international de Montréal each year. The baseball field, Gary Carter Stadium, is home to the Orioles de Montréal of the Ligue de baseball junior élite du Québec, and the Classique québécoise has been played there each May since 2013.

The park lies next to Terminus Henri-Bourassa, served by the Henri-Bourassa metro station, with entrances on Henri Bourassa, Saint-Hubert, Lajeunesse and Fleury. Paths for pedestrians and cyclists cross the 10.5-hectare grounds, which also hold a playground, bowling green, community garden, skate park and indoor rink.

The park features a specialized play area with universal-access equipment, including parent-child swings and adaptable play structures. This design allows children of different abilities to play and explore together.