City in Quebec, Canada
Photo: Marty Bernard from U.S.A., Public domain via Wikimedia Commons
Otterburn Park is a small town with picturesque and contemporary charm, located east of the Richelieu River, in La Vallée-du-Richelieu, in Montérégie, Quebec.
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Église Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Conseil
Catholic Church. Family thrift store.
Église Communautaire Mountainview
Christian faith worship centre.
Club de canotage Otterburn Park
Canoe-kayak club offering training for school and corporate groups. The 100th anniversary of this boating club was celebrated in 2021. OBC store.
Wooded area with three main entrances: Camp de Grandpré entrance on Chemin des Patriotes, the second is opposite the Mont-Rocher church on Mountainview Street; the third, at the end of Spiller Street. The trail map is available online at: Les Bosquets Albert-Hudon colony trail map
Deux patinoires extérieures
Skating rinks at Edmond-Auclair and Duncan-Campbell parks.
Butte à glisser
This slide mound is in Copping Park.
Piscine municipale
This outdoor swimming pool has a sloping pool, two diving boards, six swimming lanes, water games and a toddlers' pool.
Bistro.
Pizzeria.
Neighbourhood artisan bakery.
Juice bar and smoothies.
Chocolate shop offering a variety of chocolate products.
The Chemin des Patriotes (this route 133 runs along the east bank of the Richelieu River) and the Ozias Leduc road (goes on the edge of the summit of the slope).
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