The name 'Aterro' refers to the landfill process used during the 1950s to create the flat terrain that now forms the park's foundations.
The park borders Lago Igapó II, which was designed as part of a series of dams constructed to control urban runoff.
The area is a recognized hotspot for migratory bird sightings, including various species of herons and cormorants.
The park connects directly to the historical 'Caminho de Igapó', a walking trail that stretches across several kilometers of the lakeshore.
The site hosts public fitness equipment stations that are maintained by the municipal government for public use.
Landfill Igapó, officially known as Aterro do Igapó, is a prominent urban park situated along the shores of Lago Igapó in Londrina, Paraná. The site features extensive paved pathways frequently utilized by runners, cyclists, and families. It serves as a central hub for outdoor exercise and recreational activities in the city. The park terrain is largely flat, providing clear sightlines across the lake towards the cityscape. Landscaped lawns and scattered trees provide open spaces for picnicking and informal social gatherings. It is one of the most frequented public spaces in Londrina for residents seeking waterfront access. The park is integrated into the larger Igapó Lake complex, which acts as a primary ecological and leisure corridor for the region.
The mid-point of the walking path that offers a panoramic perspective of the city skyline reflecting on the lake surface.
Bring a portable sunshade or hat, as large sections of the pathways offer limited overhead tree cover.
Visit during the early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak intensity of the regional sun.
Take advantage of the water fountains located at intervals along the main walking circuit.
Do not attempt to swim in the lake, as it is prohibited and monitored for safety and water quality reasons.
Athletic wear and supportive footwear are standard; pets should be kept on leashes to respect other park users.
