NatureSaint-Quentin
Parc d’Isle Jacques-Braconnier
A large free park, animal area and the Isle marshes close to the city centre.
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Known : Saint-Quentin · Avenue Léo Lagrange.
To confirm : Accessibility.
According to NLocale, listing « Parc d’Isle Jacques-Braconnier », Office de tourisme du Saint-Quentinois : Parc d’Isle · Office de tourisme du Saint-Quentinois : balades en bacôve, saison et tarifs 2026 (2026-09-29).
About this place
Parc d’Isle combines a walk along the Somme, playgrounds, animal areas and the protected Isle marshes. Stop for a short break or spend longer observing wildlife and wetland habitats. The tourist office lists several entrances, including near the station, and a park visitor centre.
What to look for
- The Isle marsh nature reserve.
- The Isle sauvage animal area and farm.
- Play areas, picnic spots and access near the station.
A free outing you can tailor
For a short break, walk along the Somme and stop at the play or picnic areas. With more time, explore the Isle sauvage animal area, the Five Continents Farm and the edge of the Isle marsh nature reserve. The Maison du Parc can explain the wildlife and guided outings. Entry to the urban park is free; special activities have separate terms. Entrances include the railway station side, Harly and Rouvroy.
The marshes by boat: a separate booking
The 2026 programme offers a one-hour guided flat-bottomed boat trip through the marshes from 1 April to 30 September. Outside zone B school holidays, departures are listed on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and on Sundays and public holidays; holiday departures differ. The published prices are €6 full fare and €3 concession. Places are limited: book with the Maison du Parc on +33 3 23 05 06 50 and arrive 15 minutes early. This paid activity is separate from the free park walk.
Plan your visit
Address : Avenue Léo Lagrange, 02100 Saint-Quentin
Published opening times : Daily: 08:00–20:00 April to September; 08:00–18:00 October to March.
Published prices : Free entry.
Picnic areas, play areas, toilets and free parking are listed. Dogs must be kept on a lead.
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