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Guide Des Parcs Pour Les Familles GUIDE POUR LES DES FAMILLES ! SECTEUR HAUTE SAINTE-CHARLES / JACQUES-CARTIER Table des matières BIENVENUE Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier 7 DANS LE GUIDE Shannon 11 Saint-Gabriel-de-Valcartier 15 La Table de concertation 0-5 ans de la Jacques- Cartier, laquelle regroupe une quinzaine Valcartier 19 d’organismes, est heureuse de vous présenter Val-Bélair 23 la nouvelle édition du « Guide des parcs pour les familles ! » Un guide coloré, vivant et informatif Loretteville & environs 31 indiquant les différents parcs publics des Saint-Émile 39 environs de La Haute-Saint-Charles ainsi que d’autres activités à découvrir avec ses petits Neufchâtel-Est 45 mousses ! Wendake 49 Les membres de la Table de concertation affichent Fossambault-sur-le-Lac 53 leurs couleurs tout au long du présent Guide avec un résumé de leur mission et des services qu’ils lac-saint-charles 57 offrent ainsi que les adresses à retenir. Merci à Sports-Loisirs L’Ormière pour s’être 10 façons d’apprendre 60 occupé de la conception de cette nouvelle Les joies de l’hiver 62 édition du Guide. Les joies du grand air 64 suggestions de sortie en famille 66 3 Des pictogrammes permettent en un bref coup d’œil de voir les SECTEURS installations présentes dans chacun des parcs* : Modules de jeux 5 ans et plus Table à pique-nique 5 ans et plus / 5 ans et moins Toilettes 5 ans et moins Jeux d’eau Balançoire pour bébés Barboteuse Banc de parc Bibliothèque SAINT-GABRIEL- DE-VALCARTIER * Les Parcs-écoles ne sont pas accessibles durant les heures scolaires. LORETTEVILLE LAC-SAINT- JOSEPH WENDAKE En espérant que le « guide des parcs pour les familles ! » LAC-SAINT- NEUFCHÂTEL- soit source d’inspiration pour votre maisonnée. CHARLES NORD SHANNON VAL- SAINT- Chaleureusement, les membres de la Table de concertation 0-5 ans BÉLAIR- ÉMILE de la Jacques-Cartier : NORD SAINTE- VAL- NEUFCHÂTEL- CATHERINE- BÉLAIR- EST • Entraide-Parents • CPE Orak DE-LA-JACQUES- SUD • Centre de la famille Valcartier • Centre de Santé CARTIER Marie-Paule-Sioui-Vincent • CIUSSS de la Capitale-Nationale • Habitat Métis du Nord • Maison de la Famille MONTCHÂTEL St-Ambroise • Sports-Loisirs L’Ormière FOSSAMBAULT- SUR-LE-LAC • Projet Le Pont • Loisirs-Action Val Bélair NEUFCHÂTEL- • Centre Amitié Autochtone • Réseau H2GO OUEST de Québec 4 5 Centre intégré universitaire de santé et de services sociaux (CIUSSS) 4 aires de la Capitale-Nationale de jeux Le CIUSSS de la Capitale-Nationale contribue activement à améliorer la santé globale de la population de son territoire en offrant des soins et des services de santé et des services sociaux de proximité, intégrés et accessibles. Plusieurs services sont offerts pour les familles ayant de jeunes enfants : • Clinique prénatale • Cours prénataux • Services intégrés en périnatalité et petite enfance (SIPPE) • Programme OLO (Œufs-Lait-Orange) • Rencontre postnatale • Allaitement et alimentation • Vaccination • Langage et parole (orthophonie) • Retard de développement • Trouble de comportement Sainte-Catherine-de • Info-Social/Info-Santé 8-1-1 (service de consultation téléphonique confidentiel 24/7 avec un travailleur social ou une infirmière) la-Jacques-Cartier Pour plus d’information, joignez le CLSC de la 2, rue Laurier Ville de Sainte- T 418 875.2758 Jacques-Cartier : Sainte-Catherine-de-la- Catherine-de-la- F 418 875.2170 11 999A, rue de l’Hôpital Québec Jacques-Cartier [email protected] 418 843.2572 Jacques- Cartier (Québec) G3N 1W1 ciusss-capitalenationale.gouv.qc.ca 6 7 01 Boul. Gingras Rue Louis-René-Dionn Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier PARC MERLE D’AMÉRIQUE PARC-ÉCOLE JACQUES-CARTIER 01 Rue Louis-René-Dionne 02 7, rue Louis-Jolliet e m Rte Montcal r r rtie Rivière02 Jacques-Cartie Rue Louis Jolliet Rte de la Jacques-Ca PARC DU BRUANT À GORGE BLANCHE PARC DU JARDIN-DE-PALAVAS 03 Rue du Torrent 04 Rue du Mistral Rte Saint-Denys-Garneau rrent To e du 03 Ru Rue du Mistra04 Rte de l Fossam baul t Rue du Levant POUR RÉSEAU DE TRANSPORT EN COMMUN : TCJACQUESCARTIER.COM 8 9 Sports-Loisirs 4 aires L’Ormière de jeux Sports-Loisirs L’Ormière est un organisme sans but lucratif qui a pour mission d’offrir à la population des arrondissements de La Haute-Saint-Charles et des Rivières des activités aquatiques, culturelles et sportives en toutes saisons. 3705, avenue Chauveau Québec G2C 1A3 SHANNON 418 842.3259 [email protected] sllormiere.ca T 418 844.3778 Ville 50, rue St-Patrick F 418 844.2111 de Shannon Shannon (Québec) G0A 4N0 [email protected] shannon.ca 10 11 03 SHANNON Rue Barry PARC MUNICIPAL DE SHANNON PARC OAK 01 75, Chemin de Gosford 02 Rue Oak 01 d Ch. de Gosfor Ch. Dublin Rue Saint-Patrick n o Rue O’She Rue Hodgs PARC BARRY PARC HODGSON 04 a 03 Coin : rue Barry et chemin de Gosford 04 Rue Hodgson e Rue O’Hear Ch. Dublin Rue Clar e n e Rue Clar Boul. Jacques-Car Ave Mapl C orridor de Griffin Rue tier Boul. Jacques-Cartier s Cheminot k 02 s Rue Oa AUCUN TRANSPORT EN COMMUN 12 13 Maison de la Famille St-Ambroise 3 aires de jeux La Maison de la Famille St-Ambroise est un organisme où tout individu faisant partie d’une famille y a sa place. Nos services s’adressent aux gens âgés entre 0 et 115 ans. Nous offrons des services tels que : • Halte-garderie ; • Ateliers interactifs ; • Consultation individuelle, de couple et familiale ; • Sessions de groupes parents et enfants tels que : Récréo-Famille et Matinée Énergie ; • Salle de psychomotricité ouverte aux enfants de 0 à 5 ans ; • Groupe d’achats ; • et plus encore. Saint-GABRIEL DE-VALCARTIER 80, rue Martel Québec G2B 2W5 418 847.1990 [email protected] 1743, boul. Valcartier Municipalité de T 418 844.1218 www.mfsambroise.com Saint-Gabriel- F 418 844.3030 Saint-Gabriel- de-Valcartier saint-gabriel-de-valcartier.ca de-Valcartier (Québec) G0A 4S0 14 15 03 Rivière saint-gabriel-de-valcartier Jacques-Cartier PARC MUNICIPAL PARC-ÉCOLE DE VALCARTIER 01 1743, boulevard Valcartier 02 1748, boulevard Valcartier 5e Avenue lcartier Village Va des Sports Boul. e Lac Ferré Rue Carolin 5e Avenue Rue Bernatchez PARC-ÉCOLE JOLI-BOIS 03 1893, boulevard Valcartier 02 01 Rue McBain Valcartier Boul. AUCUN TRANSPORT EN COMMUN 16 17 Centre de la Famille 5 aires Valcartier de jeux Le Centre de la Famille Valcartier (CFV) est un organisme communautaire, gouverné par les familles militaires, qui accueille et accompagne l’individu et sa famille dès son intégration dans la communauté militaire jusqu’à sa réintégration dans la communauté civile. Au cœur de la communauté militaire de l’Est-du-Québec, le CFV agit en reconnaissant leur vécu unique et leur pouvoir d’agir. valcartier Édifice 93 Édifice 516 case postale 1000, T 418 844-5000, C.P. 1000, Succursale Forces, Centre des sports succursale Forces poste 3033 Courcelette (Québec) G0A 4Z0 Garnison Valcartier Courcelette (Québec) G0A 4Z0 crfmv.com 418 844.6060 / 1 877 844.6060 connexionFAC.ca 18 19 VALCARTIER PARC VANIER PARC-ÉCOLE ALEXANDER-WOLFF 01 Rue Vanier 02 17, rue Roy Rue Bieler Rue Beauvais Rue 04 Lada 03 n 05 s u Rue Chapma Rue Garcea Rue Garcea Rue PARC GARCEAU PARC BEAUVAIS Rue Garceau Rue Beauvais R Rue Rochon 03 04 Rue Gagnon oy 02 u Rue Herman Boulevard Jacques-Ca rtier Vanier nier Va Rue Rue Rue 01 PARC-ÉCOLE DOLLARD-DES-ORMEAUX 05 Coin rue Ladas et rue Rochon AUCUN TRANSPORT EN COMMUN 20 21 Loisirs-Action Val-Bélair Nous offrons aux citoyens des activités culturelles, sportives et récréatives de qualité, accessibles à tous. 20 aires de jeux 3490, route de l’Aéroport Québec G3K 1X5 418 915.9965 lavb.ca Mamie-Lait val-BÉLAIR Mamie-Lait est un groupe d’entraide à l’allaitement qui vient en aide et en soutien aux familles dans la région de Québec. T 418 641.6007 Centre Culturel 3490, route de l’Aéroport ou Québec (Québec) G3K 1G3 Georges-Dor T 418 641.6701 14, rue St-Amand Québec G2A 2K9 [email protected] 22 23 val-bélair Rue de Montolieu Rue du Grand Bour PARC DE LA CHANTERELLE PARC GRILLON 14 01 1525, rue de l’Innovation 02 Rue du Grillon (face au 1237) Rue Grimard Rue du Groënland Boul. Pie-XI g 13 Ave du Golf de Bélair Autoroute Henri-IV 02 Corridor17 des Chemin N Ave de l’Église 20 ot s e Rue de l’Esplanad N 03 15 01 06 Ave Industrielle Ave de la Montagne Est Ave de l’Église 11 12 Rue du Centaure PARC IBERVILLE PARC ANTOINE-BOIVIN S 16 03 Coin : rue Iberville et rue des Insignes 04 Route de l’Aéroport (à côté du 2897) 10 18 19 05 e Boul. Pie-XI Pie-XI Boul. Ave. de l’ Route de l’ Amiral 08 09 Rue Courtelin 04 Rue Cabana S Aéropor Alouette t 07 Rue Sainte-Geneviève Rue de l’ AUTOBUS 70 : AUTRES AUTOBUS DU SECTEUR : AUTOBUS 74 : 277 • 377 • 577 • 274 • 374 574 • 84 • 284 • 384 • 584 • 984 AUTOBUS 77 : 24 25 val-bélair val-bélair PARC VAL-DES-BOIS PARC ÉDEN PARC COURTELINE PARC CENTAURE 05 Rue Collin (à côté du 1259) 06 Coin : rue de l’Éden et rue d’Europe 09 Coin : rue Courteline et rue Cabana 10 Rue du Centaure (à côté du 1493) PARC ADAGIO PARC DU CACHEMIRE PARC CADIX PARC CALGARY 07 Coin : rue Adagio et rue Athéna 08 Rue du Cachemire (à côté du 1344) 11 Coin : rue de Cadix et rue de Coleraine 12 Coin : rue de Calgary et rue des Cépages 26 27 val-bélair val-bélair PARC GROËNLAND PARC SAINTE-ANNE PARC HAUT-RELIEF PARC DU JARDIN 13 Rue du Groënland (face au 1265) 14 Rue Grimaldi (à côté du 1364) 17 1512, rue du Haut-Relief 18 Coin : rue du Javeau et rue de la Jouvence PARC BASE DE PLEIN AIR PARC JULES-ÉMOND PARC-ÉCOLE À L’ORÉE DES BOIS PARC L’ESTÉREL 15 1560, rue la Découverte 16 1045, rue des Collégiens 19 1389, rye des Camarades 20 Coin : rue de l’Estérel et rue d’Érié 28 29 Loisirs des Hauts-Sentiers 18 aires de jeux Loisirs des Hauts-Sentiers s’engage à promouvoir une offre de loisirs variée et accessible sur le territoire de St-Émile et de Lac-Saint-Charles.
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