Parc départemental de la Bergère, Park in Bobigny, France
The Parc départemental de la Bergère is a green park in Bobigny, in the Île-de-France region, situated near the Canal de l'Ourcq. It features wide paths, open lawn areas, shaded groups of trees, and play areas for children.
The land of the park was originally an ordinary piece of urban ground before it was transformed into a public green space for the residents of Bobigny. Over time, improvement works were carried out to make the site more open and welcoming.
The Parc de la Bergère is a place where families from Bobigny regularly gather to play on the grass or simply walk around. On warm days, informal picnics and small outdoor gatherings turn the park into a meeting point for the neighborhood.
The park is free to enter and open all year round, and it is easy to reach from metro line 5 at Bobigny-Pablo Picasso or from tram line T1. A cycle path along the canal connects the park to surrounding areas, making it a convenient stop by bike as well.
The park is looked after by trained rangers called écogardes, who welcome visitors and watch over the natural areas to prevent damage. Open fires and barbecues are strictly not allowed anywhere in the park, a rule that helps protect both the vegetation and the general calm of the place.
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