Audio Guide of Roosevelt Park

Roosevelt Park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, giving you complete flexibility to visit. However, we recommend checking the social media channels of the Government of Canelones or the Río Negro Departmental Government in case special events affect access to certain areas. Canelones Departmental Government.

Good news! Access to Roosevelt Park is completely free. You can enjoy its trails, green areas, and attractions at no cost. The only expenses would be if you choose to take part in private activities or rent equipment inside the park.

For a complete and relaxed experience at Roosevelt Park, we suggest setting aside between 2 and 4 hours. This will allow you to explore its different areas, enjoy nature, and perhaps take part in an activity. If you are only looking for a quick stroll, 1 hour would be enough.

Roosevelt Park is one of the largest green lungs in Uruguay, and its origins date back to the 1920s. It was conceived as a space for recreation and environmental conservation, and it has been key to the urban development and quality of life of the residents of Canelones and Montevideo. It is an invaluable natural heritage site. You can find more information on the Roosevelt Park Wikipedia page.

Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) are the best seasons to visit Roosevelt Park, as the weather is milder and the vegetation looks splendid. As for the best time of day, the early morning or late afternoon is ideal to avoid the strongest sun and enjoy beautiful light and greater tranquility.

Yes, Roosevelt Park has paved trails and paths in many areas, making access easier for people with reduced mobility and wheelchair users. However, as it is a natural space, some areas may have uneven ground. We recommend contacting the Canelones Departmental Government for specific accessibility information regarding events or certain areas. Contact Canelones Departmental Government.

Very close to Roosevelt Park, you can find Carrasco International Airport, and not far away, the Costa de Oro area with its many beaches such as Solymar and El Pinar. Géant Shopping Center and Portones Shopping also offer shopping and dining options just a few minutes away. If you are interested in culture, the city of Montevideo is a short trip away.

Of course! We recommend bringing sunscreen and insect repellent, especially in summer. If you are visiting by bicycle, check which areas are permitted. There are barbecue areas, but it is best to bring your own food and drinks, and of course, do not forget your camera. Most importantly, respect nature and place your waste in the proper bins to help keep this beautiful park clean. If you have children, look for the playground areas.