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Parks #2 in Bouffémont

Parc Cadet de Vaux

4.3 · 675 reviews
A quiet residential green space
Parc Cadet de Vaux, 6 Rue d'Ermont, 95130 Franconville, France
Interesting facts
1

The park is named after the Cadet de Vaux family, historically significant figures in the local region of Franconville.

2

The site integrates remnants of old regional landscaping with modern recreational park facilities.

3

The park serves as a green lung for the surrounding high-density residential sectors of Franconville.

Overview

Parc Cadet de Vaux is a municipal green space located in the town of Franconville, France, serving as a primary recreational area for local residents. The park features structured landscaping, walking paths, and designated areas for outdoor leisure activities. It provides an accessible natural buffer within the suburban environment of the Val-d'Oise department. The grounds are maintained by the municipal services of Franconville to support community gatherings and passive recreation.

Photo spot

Near the central manicured gardens and ornamental plantings which provide the most consistent aesthetic backdrop.

Insider tips

Bring comfortable walking shoes to navigate the various gravel and paved pathways.

Check the local municipal website for notifications regarding seasonal maintenance or event closures.

Ideal for morning exercise or quiet afternoon reading sessions.

What to avoid

Do not expect wilderness-style hiking trails; this is a managed urban park, not a forest reserve.

Etiquette

Respect local quiet hours; keep pets on a leash; dispose of litter in provided bins.

Plan your visit
Typical visit
45 minutes to 1 hour
Best time to visit
Weekday mornings during late spring or early autumn for the most peaceful experience.
Address
Parc Cadet de Vaux, 6 Rue d'Ermont, 95130 Franconville, France
48.984, 2.232
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Details
Shade & rest areasLimited benches and mature trees scattered throughout the perimeter.
Terrain typePrimarily flat, gravelled and paved walking paths.

Frequently asked

Plan for about 45 minutes to 1 hour to see the highlights.

The best time to visit is Weekday mornings during late spring or early autumn for the most peaceful experience..

Near the central manicured gardens and ornamental plantings which provide the most consistent aesthetic backdrop.

Close by you'll find Sannois Mosque, Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe.