Explore children’s activities throughout Québec: birthdays, indoor play, nature, museums, and seasonal outings.
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Centre touristique du Lac-Simon in Duhamel: Cross-country ski trails welcome families to explore winter landscapes. Winter, subject to snow; next opening to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Centre touristique du Lac-Simon in Duhamel: Families follow marked snowshoe trails; children can be carried in a sled. Winter, subject to snow; next opening to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Centre touristique du Lac-Simon in Duhamel: Families ride down the snow-tubing slope. Winter, subject to snow; next opening to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Centre touristique du Lac-Simon in Duhamel: Families discover ice fishing on Lac de la Ferme during winter. Winter, subject to ice conditions; next availability to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford: Young riders explore mountain-bike trails with an adult. Children’s bikes are available to rent. Cycling season, subject to trail conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford: Young riders accompanied by an adult explore snowy trails on fatbikes. Winter, subject to snow; confirm opening and rentals.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford: Beginners try ski hok, with children’s equipment available to rent. Winter, subject to snow; confirm opening and rentals.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Bécancour: Families cross-country ski in Sainte-Gertrude, accessed at 5125 rue des Chênes. Rentals include children’s skis. Winter, subject to snow; confirm opening and rentals.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford: Families discover the forest on the regional park’s snowshoe trails. Winter, subject to snow; confirm opening and rentals.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford: Snow-kicksled rentals offer another way to explore winter scenery at this family park. Winter, subject to snow; confirm opening and rentals.
Explore this activity ↗Parc régional de la Rivière Gentilly in Sainte-Marie-de-Blandford: Families explore biodiversity and history in the discovery room, then continue with audio guides on the trails. Subject to pavilion opening and trail conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Choco-Brico in Trois-Rivières: The family café offers pottery painting with a piece to take home the same day and a quiet play corner. Subject to family-café hours and bookings.
Explore this activity ↗Parc des Chutes Coulonge in Mansfield-et-Pontefract: Families with taller children tackle treetop obstacles. Minimum height is 152.4 cm; participants must weigh 88–250 lb. Subject to the seasonal calendar and on-site conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Parc des Chutes Coulonge in Mansfield-et-Pontefract: Giant ziplines cross the canyon. Minimum height is 137 cm; participants must weigh 88–250 lb. Subject to the seasonal calendar and on-site conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Parc des Chutes Coulonge in Mansfield-et-Pontefract: Younger visitors explore a playground and low ropes suited to those unable to use the aerial course. Under-16s need a companion. Subject to the seasonal calendar and on-site conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Parc Nature Éco-Odyssée in La Pêche: Families search for clues in a water maze by pedal boat or canoe. Le Découvreur is an easy adventure; under-15s must be accompanied. Paddling season, by reservation and subject to weather.
Explore this activity ↗Parc Nature Éco-Odyssée in La Pêche: Families follow the walking maze and spot animals shown on their game cards. During the park season; day admission required.
Explore this activity ↗Parc Nature Éco-Odyssée in La Pêche: Children and their families follow a treasure hunt to explore nature conservation. During the park season; no reservation required.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Gleason in Tingwick: Families enjoy downhill skiing and snowboarding, with a learning slope for beginners. Winter, subject to snow; next opening to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Gleason in Tingwick: The LE TUBE area offers a mini-lane and snow-tubing runs available from age 3 depending on the lane. Last season ended March 16, 2026; next winter opening to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Gleason in Tingwick: Children learn to ski or snowboard in programmes matched to their skill level. Winter lessons; check registration and schedules.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Apic in Saint-Pierre-Baptiste: Families discover downhill skiing and snowboarding on a mountain with easy runs. Winter, subject to snow; next opening to be confirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Apic in Saint-Pierre-Baptiste: Families explore enduro or downhill mountain biking according to available trails and lifts. Cycling season, subject to weather and lift hours.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Apic in Saint-Pierre-Baptiste: Families explore 4.25 km of snowshoe trails at the resort. Winter, subject to snow conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Maïkan Aventure in Trois-Rivières: Single and double kayaks can be rented at the Chenaux site for the Saint-Maurice River. Confirm equipment fit and supervision for your child. Paddling season; confirm children’s equipment and supervision when booking.
Explore this activity ↗Maïkan Aventure in Trois-Rivières: Families can rent a canoe at the Chenaux site to explore the Saint-Maurice River. Paddling season; confirm children’s equipment and supervision when booking.
Explore this activity ↗Maïkan Aventure in Trois-Rivières: Single and double paddleboard rentals offer a way to explore the Saint-Maurice River. Confirm children’s participation requirements. Paddling season; confirm children’s equipment and supervision when booking.
Explore this activity ↗Village Dunnd’s in Chelsea: Children and adults play the eighteen-hole outdoor mini-golf course. Outdoor activities; check seasonal hours.
Explore this activity ↗Village Dunnd’s in Chelsea: La Jungle combines play structures, trampolines, a zipline and slides, with areas for ages 0–4 and older children. Outdoor activities; check seasonal hours.
Explore this activity ↗Joker Pub Ludique — Drummondville in Drummondville: Families choose child-appropriate board games with help from game hosts. Year-round, according to opening hours.
Explore this activity ↗Joker Pub Ludique — Longueuil in Longueuil: Families choose child-appropriate board games with help from game hosts. Year-round, according to opening hours.
Explore this activity ↗Céramic Café — Greenfield Park in Longueuil: Children and their companions choose a ceramic piece and decorate it at the Greenfield Park studio. Year-round, according to opening hours.
Explore this activity ↗Mokaccino Céramique in Magog: Children choose and paint a ceramic piece, which is then fired. Weekend booking required; weekday booking recommended.
Explore this activity ↗Yosrart in Gatineau: Children and teens explore visual-art techniques in the school’s classes. Classes depend on sessions and registration; confirm the schedule.
Explore this activity ↗Yosrart in Gatineau: A guided group party lets children aged 3 and up create with glowing paint during a 2.5-hour session. Group party by reservation.
Explore this activity ↗Musée POP in Trois-Rivières: Children follow the La virée des flos et des flounes route and its interactive stations within Attache ta tuque! Exhibition listed until February 11, 2029.
Explore this activity ↗Until Dec 18, 2026
Musée POP in Trois-Rivières: Children embark on a mission in L’ADN des superhéros, seeking antidote ingredients through hiding places and challenges. Exhibition listed until December 18, 2026.
Explore this activity ↗Funtopia in Gatineau: Children aged 2–10 explore the play structure, alongside an under-2 area and a sensory room.
Explore this activity ↗Pi-O in Longueuil: Children aged 18 months to 9 years explore ocean-themed indoor rides. Parents may join them on most attractions. Year-round, mainly weekends; check special hours.
Explore this activity ↗Pi-O in Longueuil: Young children explore Pi-O’s arcade and skill games.
Explore this activity ↗Au Machin Chouette in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu: Children aged 0–12 explore tunnels and obstacles in a giant play maze, with an area for younger visitors.
Explore this activity ↗Musée canadien de l’histoire in Gatineau: Children travel through pretend play among a market, cargo ship and houses from around the world at the Canadian Children’s Museum. Year-round, according to museum hours.
Explore this activity ↗Boréalis in Trois-Rivières: Children and adults make a sheet of handmade paper in the museum laboratory. Weekends from September to June; daily during the summer season.
Explore this activity ↗Complexe Julie-Quilles in Sainte-Julie: Families enjoy small-ball bowling, with launching ramps to help little ones join in. Year-round, according to opening hours.
Explore this activity ↗Complexe Julie-Quilles in Sainte-Julie: Families explore mini-golf courses, including the humorous Le Rigolfeur course. Outdoor season, subject to weather and opening hours.
Explore this activity ↗Complexe Julie-Quilles in Sainte-Julie: Children play on outdoor inflatables during their operating season. Closed for the season; a spring return is announced without an exact date.
Explore this activity ↗Complexe Julie-Quilles in Sainte-Julie: Baseball and softball batting cages include a slow-pitch option. Confirm which speed suits your child. Batting cages are currently closed; confirm their reopening.
Explore this activity ↗Salon de Quilles Volta in Boucherville: Families bowl with interactive scoring that can include building a monster or aiming at a target. Year-round; booking recommended.
Explore this activity ↗Independent, unsponsored discoveries. Directory expanded using ministère du Tourisme data (SIT Québec), published on Données Québec under CC BY 4.0. Sources and method