Vagonoremont Park, Public park in northern Moscow, Russia.

Vagonoremont Park is a green space in northern Moscow with walking paths, planted areas, and recreational facilities. The park provides space for strolling, relaxation, and outdoor activities for residents and visitors.

The forest here predates the area's incorporation into Moscow in 1960; after that a park was laid out and named after the nearby settlement of Vagonoremont. It was fenced, with asphalt and tiled paths, benches, lighting and large concrete gates on Lobnenskaya Street. By the 1990s the lighting and benches had decayed; a 2008 reconstruction relaid soil and paths, and in 2018 the 1960s entrance group was restored under the My District programme, with larch panels replacing the old wooden tops of the gate columns.

The park takes its name from the Vagonoremont settlement that once stood nearby. Its 1960s entrance gates on Lobnenskaya Street were restored in 2018, with the columns' decoration imitating brickwork and a larch panel replacing the old wooden top. A chess pavilion of 82 square metres and a covered amphitheatre with a stage host local gatherings.

The park lies between Angarskaya, Lobnenskaya and Sofyi Kovalevskoy streets and Proyektiruyemy Proyezd 4599. Bus 92 from Altufyevo and 206 from Seligerskaya stop at Uchinskaya ulitsa; buses 194 and 672 stop at Klyazminskaya ulitsa. A free toilet is on site, and the dog-walking area is in the eastern part.

One of the park's old wooden lamp posts, its metal parts rusted through, still stands after the lighting stopped working in the 1990s. The concrete entrance gates from the 1960s were restored in 2018, with larch panels replacing their wooden tops.