Bythe North on the Lens-Liévin by-pass (A211) :

take the exit marked Liévin-Stade couvert for the expressway in front of the Carrefour Hyper-market which is on the right. Go past the Pathé cinema and the fast food restaurants to the roundabout of the Mine. Then after you pass under a road bridge take the exit marked: "Quartier Riaumont". The signpost indicates Riaumont to the right to the "Village d'Enfants" (after the little church square and the low stone cobbled walls of the Riaumont woods).

By the "Autoroute du Nord", coming from Paris (= 2hrs.) :

• Take the "Autoroute du Nord" (A1/E15 in the direction of Lille/Calais until just after Arras where the motorway splits, take the A26/E15 in the direction of Calais.
• Take exit No7 (Vimy-Lens) and then turn right towards Lens after the toll booths.
• On the 3 lane highway go pass Vimy Woods to the Town "Avion" Roundabout (Intermarché) then leave in the direction of Lens-Bollaert.
• Arriving at the roundabout go across (under the bridge) in the direction of "Stade Couvert" of Liévin in Eleu-dit-Leuwette and continue straight on.
• Finally go in the direction of the "Quartier Riaumont" (Stade Couvert Régional) just after the last roundabout (be careful the exit is only just visible).
• At the stop junction turn to the right to the "Village d'Enfants de Riaumont" (on the right after the little church square and the low stone cobbled walls of the Riaumont Woods).

By the route from Lille (30mins.) or from Brussels (1h30mins ) :

• Take the Motorway A1 towards the south in the Paris direction.
  Before the large coal slag heap of Hénin Bt, turn to the right onto the A21 in the direction of Lens,
• At the indicator for the A211 follow the direction for Liévin centre or "Stade Couvert Régional".
• On the A211 take the next exit No15 go to the Eleu roundabout where you continue on towards Liévin (opposite under the bridge)
• Finally leave the expressway at the exit of the "Polyclinique Riaumont" (or "Stade Couvert Régional")
• At the stop junction turn to the right to the "Village d'Enfants de Riaumont" (on the right after the little church square and the low stone cobbled walls of the Riaumont Woods).