Parc des Générations de Sambreville

There are two adapted parking spaces in the car park at the entrance to the site.

The walk is no more than 800 metres.

The site layout is simple.

In front of the site map at the entrance, there is a turning area on a hard surface.

The surface is wheelchair accessible.

There are no steps.

The path width is at least 200 cm or 180 cm towards the picnic tables.

Slopes encountered : maximum 3-4%.

There are several picnic tables, with adapted tables, and two tables are accessible via a paved path and have a PRM space on a paved surface.

In the ‘pétanque’ area, it is possible to sit in a wheelchair next to the benches in a very spacious area.

There is a disabled toilet in the car park.

Sports area : one module is adapted for disabled people and has a turning area on a hard surface. The other modules are on a grass area.

Pétanque : the edges of the court are accessible, and it is possible to enter the pétanque court in a wheelchair.

The park entrance is not very easy to spot. However, it quickly becomes clear that you are in front of a park (there are trees in the middle of the city).

One area has an 8% slope towards Rue du Voisin (this is not a mandatory route and is clearly indicated on the map).

There are no spaces for wheelchairs next to each bench. However, the paths are wide enough (200 cm) to allow wheelchair users to pass. The pétanque area is very large, so there is plenty of space for people to play comfortably.

The playground is not suitable (wood chips and no suitable equipment).

The dog park is entirely covered in grass.

The open-air theatre is not accessible (stone steps and grass to access it). However, the grass has been stabilised to withstand the passage of vehicles and food trucks.

Disabled toilet: there is no 50 cm clearance area on the inside of the door handle.

Picnic area : wheelchair access at one end of the table - tablet height = 74.5 cm / 81.5 cm.

There are two adapted parking spaces in the car park at the entrance to the site.

The walk is no more than 800 metres long.

The site layout is simple.

At the entrance, there is a map of the site showing the different areas, distances and benches.

The ground surface is hard.

There are no steps.

The path width is at least 200 cm or 180 cm towards the picnic tables.

Slopes encountered : maximum 3-4%.

There are several picnic tables with benches.

There is a disabled toilet in the car park.

Sports area : one module is on a hard surface. The other modules are on a grass area.

Pétanque : the edges of the court are accessible, and it is possible to enter the court without having to step over the wooden logs around the edge.

There are numerous benches spread evenly across the site (maximum distance between two benches = 90 m).

The benches have backrests.

The entrance to the park is not very easy to spot. However, it quickly becomes clear that you are in front of a park (due to the presence of trees in the middle of the city).

The benches do not have armrests, and the shape of the seat makes it difficult to get up.

The seat height of the picnic table benches is 44 cm - that of the other benches is 41 cm.

The picnic table benches have a 7 cm gap to step over and no backrests, whereas the other benches do have backrests.

One area has an 8% slope towards Rue du Voisin (this is not a mandatory passageway and is clearly indicated on the map).

The playground is not suitable (wood chips and no suitable play equipment).

The dog park is entirely grass.

The outdoor theatre is not accessible (stone steps with no handrails and grass to access them). However, the grass has been stabilised to withstand the passage of vehicles and food trucks.

The walk starts at the car park.

The walk is no longer than 800 metres.

The layout of the site is simple.

There is a relief map and a map in Braille at the entrance to the site.

There is no risk of getting lost.

The surface is accessible.

There are no hazards for this audience along the walk (no steps, no gaps, no branches or objects at face height).

The benches have no sharp or protruding elements.

The benches are placed off the path.

Guide dogs are allowed on the circuit.

Apart from changes in surface (dolomite/asphalt/grass), there are no guide lines (the edges of the paths do not protrude).

There are three different entrances/exits (including one main entrance).

The benches have gaps of 2 cm (risk of something falling into the gaps).

The walk starts at the car park.

The walk is no more than 800 metres long.

The layout of the site is simple. There are no directional signs along the walk, but they are not necessary to find your way around.

The route is intuitive and the path is marked on either side by a change in the ground surface.

There is a well-contrasted relief map in Braille at the entrance to the site.

There is no risk of getting lost.

The surface is accessible.

There are no hazards for this audience along the walk (no steps, no gaps, no branches or objects at face height).

The benches have no sharp or protruding elements.

The benches are placed off the path.

Guide dogs are allowed on the circuit.

The paths are contrasting.

The park entrance is not very easy to spot (an open gate with two small, low-contrast signs). However, it quickly becomes clear that you are in a park (there are trees in the middle of the city).

Apart from changes in surface (dolomite/asphalt/grass), there are no guide lines (the edges of the paths do not protrude).

Behind the pavilion, at the back of the park, there is a section for night-time walks. There is therefore no public lighting on this section (but it is not a mandatory route).

There are many benches, but they do not contrast very much with their surroundings.

The benches have 2 cm gaps (risk of dropping something in the gaps).

There are three different entrances/exits (including one main entrance).

The walk does not include any content to read or understand (no information panels or other signs).

The walk starts directly at the car park.

The car park is free to access.

The walk is a maximum of 800 m long.

The layout of the site is simple. There are no directional signs along the walk, but these are not necessary to find your way around.

The orientation is intuitive.

There is a simplified map with pictograms showing the different areas at the entrance to the site.

There is no risk of getting lost.

The surface is accessible.

There are no hazards along the walk.

4G is available on site.

The entrance to the park is not very easy to spot (an open gate with two small, low-contrast signs). However, it quickly becomes clear that you are in front of a park (there are trees in the middle of the city).

Behind the Pavilion, at the back of the park, there is a section for night-time walks. There is no public lighting on this section (but it is not a mandatory route).

There are three different entrances/exits (including one main entrance).

The walk does not include any content to read or understand (no information panels or other signs).

The walk starts directly at the car park.

The car park is free to access.

The walk is a maximum of 800 m long.

The layout of the site is simple. There are no directional signs along the walk, but these are not necessary to find your way around.

The orientation is intuitive.

There is a simplified map with pictograms showing the different areas at the entrance to the site.

There is no risk of getting lost.

The surface is accessible.

There are no hazards along the walk.

4G is available on site.

The entrance to the park is not very easy to spot (an open gate with two small, low-contrast signs). However, it quickly becomes clear that you are in front of a park (there are trees in the middle of the city).

Behind the Pavilion, at the back of the park, there is a section for night-time walks. There is no public lighting on this section (but it is not a mandatory route).

There are three different entrances/exits (including one main entrance).

The walk does not feature any content to read or understand (no information boards or other signs).

The walk starts directly at the car park.

The walk is a maximum of 800 m long.

The layout of the site is simple. There are no directional signs along the walk, but these are not necessary to find your way around.

The orientation is intuitive.

There is a simplified map with pictograms showing the different areas at the entrance to the site.

There is no risk of getting lost.

There are no hazards along the walk.

There are numerous benches evenly spaced throughout the site (maximum distance between two benches = 90 m).

The benches have backrests.

The paths are contrasting.

The entrance to the park is not very easy to spot (an open gate with two small, low-contrast signs). However, it quickly becomes clear that you are in a park (there are trees in the middle of the city).

Behind the pavilion, at the back of the park, there is a section for night-time walks. There is therefore no public lighting on this section (but it is not a mandatory route).

There are three different entrances/exits (including one main entrance).

The benches do not have armrests.

Bench height : 44 cm (picnic tables) - 41 cm (other benches along the paths).