Parque Metropolitano de León

5 Osvaldo Olivares-Rodríguez - 2 months ago

The best Park in Leon. The place is full of squirrels and ducks. Great for a weekend walk with your family, dogs or doing some training.

5 Tamara Prysykar - 9 months ago

A huuuge park with a lot of animals, a big lake and lots of restrooms. There’s no drinking water in the fountains. We paid 12$ each for the entrance.

5 Miguel Angel Moncada Rico - a month ago

Excellent place to walk men's best friend.

5 J BR - 2 years ago

It's a nice place in the city, I never imagi e you can find this type of nature within the city, it was a nice experience, not so crowdy and we visited on a Sunday, maybe because it's huge, we rented bikes which is less than 2usd per bike per hour, the lake is huge and everything was clean, we really enjoyed it

4 Jose Mendez - 4 years ago

We had a really fun time going to this park and is one of the biggest in Leon. The pics attached are of a mini Leon city and various well known structures throughout the city are miniaturized to child size. Plenty of space to go running or biking and we even rented a two seated bike that was covered for 50 pesos. I only wish admission was free but almost all parks in Leon have a cost, especially the good ones.

5 Stefy Garduño - 4 years ago

This park is really incredible, each time I come here I enjoy of relax moments, familiar camps and laughs with friends. Also here you can enjoy the International Ballon Festival that is an amazing and spectacular event with airballons at mornings and the best artist and singers at night, it's really amazing!!!

3 Nathaniel A - 5 years ago

An interesting and slightly beautiful park. The problem aligns with lot of public facilities in León.

The lack or non existent funding shows the degrading age. There is bicycles you can rent at the park but all the bicycles have issues and are rusted.

It took trying 4 different bicycles before finding an acceptably broken one. All had broken or damaged seats.

For a town which experiences rain often, the lack of green makes a point of how little is invested into upkeep.