Parking Near Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus, Quebec City
Where Can I Park for Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus?
Use the outdoor hospital car park on rue de Vitré near the main entrance, or the CLSC de Limoilou car park on 18e Rue. For CIC visits or passenger drop-off, follow signs to underground P5. Parksy also lists priced alternatives 330 metres away at $2 an hour or $2.50 an hour.
- Address
- 2035 Av De Vitre
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Lot Parking in Quebec, QC - Only $2.50/hr!, 330 m (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Gare du Palais, 2.5 km (31 min walk)
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Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Hospital Car Parks on Rue de Vitré and 18e Rue
The hospital’s official parking information identifies an outdoor car park on rue de Vitré, close to the main entrance, and a CLSC de Limoilou car park on 18e Rue, on the south side (CHU de Québec-Université Laval). These are the named hospital-related parking areas for a visit to the site in Maizerets.
The official information also identifies underground P5 for access to the CIC. P5 allows patients or visitors to drop someone off, with signs directing drivers to the correct route (CHU de Québec-Université Laval). Use the rue de Vitré outdoor area when the main entrance is your destination, and follow the signed underground route when the CIC or a passenger drop-off is involved.
Street Parking Around 2035 Av de Vitre
The hospital address is 2035 Av De Vitre, in Maizerets near Quebec City. The official access information specifically names rue de Vitré for the outdoor hospital parking area and 18e Rue for the CLSC de Limoilou parking area (CHU de Québec-Université Laval).
For a street-side stop, keep the approach to the main entrance on rue de Vitré clear and avoid treating the hospital access lane as ordinary residential parking. The hospital’s published access directions use signs to guide drivers, particularly for the underground P5 route and CIC drop-off (CHU de Québec-Université Laval). A short passenger stop is more practical at the signed drop-off than beside the entrance approach.
Parksy Lots Within 330 to 410 Metres
Parksy lists three priced parking lots 330 metres from the hospital: one at $2.50 an hour, one at $2 an hour and another at $2 an hour. The listings identify these as lot parking in Quebec or Quebec City, making them straightforward alternatives when the hospital areas are inconvenient.
Two further priced lots are 370 metres away, each at $2.50 an hour. A lot at 1895 Chemin de la Canardiere is 410 metres away and costs $2.50 an hour. The 330-metre options are the closest listed spaces for a scheduled appointment, while the 370-metre and 410-metre lots can suit longer visits or shift workers who prefer a priced off-site space over searching near the entrance.
Arriving for Appointments, CIC Visits and Emergencies
The hospital’s main outdoor parking is on rue de Vitré near the main entrance (CHU de Québec-Université Laval). Drivers bringing someone to the CIC should use underground P5, where drop-off is possible, and follow the directional signs in place for motorists (CHU de Québec-Université Laval).
The provincial health directory states that people can attend the hospital at any hour of the day or night, every day of the year (sante.gouv.qc.ca). For a planned appointment, setting the destination before reaching the hospital helps separate a main-entrance arrival from a CIC drop-off.
Reaching the Hospital From Gare Du Palais
Gare du Palais is the nearest station listed for the hospital. It is 2.5 kilometres away, with a walking time of 31 minutes to the site. The hospital is 3.0 kilometres from Quebec City centre, so rail passengers should allow time for the final walk through the city towards Maizerets.
For a car-free visit, use Gare du Palais as the rail arrival point and continue on foot to 2035 Av De Vitre.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Hôpital de l'Enfant-Jésus?
Use the outdoor hospital car park on rue de Vitré near the main entrance, or the CLSC de Limoilou car park on 18e Rue. For CIC visits or passenger drop-off, follow signs to underground P5. Parksy also lists priced alternatives 330 metres away at $2 an hour or $2.50 an hour.
Where Is the Main Hospital Parking?
The main outdoor hospital parking area is on rue de Vitré, close to the main entrance. The hospital’s official access information also identifies the CLSC de Limoilou car park on 18e Rue, on the south side. Use rue de Vitré when the main entrance is your destination and keep the entrance approach clear.
Where Should I Go for CIC Drop-Off?
Drivers bringing someone to the CIC should use underground P5. Drop-off is possible there, and directional signs guide motorists to the correct route. Follow the signed underground route rather than treating the entrance approach as an ordinary stopping area. A short passenger stop is more practical at the signed drop-off.
What Are the Closest Priced Parking Alternatives?
Parksy lists three priced parking lots 330 metres from the hospital. One costs $2.50 an hour, while two cost $2 an hour. Two further priced lots are 370 metres away, each at $2.50 an hour. These are off-site alternatives when the hospital parking areas are inconvenient.
Can I Attend the Hospital at Night or in an Emergency?
The provincial health directory states that people can attend the hospital at any hour of the day or night, every day of the year. For a planned appointment, set the destination before reaching the hospital so you can distinguish a main-entrance arrival from a CIC drop-off.
How Can I Reach the Hospital From Gare Du Palais?
Gare du Palais is the nearest station listed for the hospital. It is 2.5 kilometres away, with a walking time of 31 minutes to the site. The hospital is 3.0 kilometres from Quebec City centre, so rail passengers should allow time for the final walk towards Maizerets.
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