For an unforgettable summer getaway, parks in the Laurentians are eager to welcome you with a variety of activities. These preserved spaces promise unparalleled adventure and peace, making the Laurentians a key destination for outdoor lovers! If you’re looking for more fun, what better than an overnight stay in this out-of-the-ordinary natural environment, whether in a cabin, campsite, ready-to-camp site, tiny house, and more. Come and explore the incredible parks in the Laurentians!
Discover national parks in the region
Gems of the Laurentians, each offering its own unique nature immersion, Parc national d’Oka and de Mont-Tremblant are the perfect playgrounds for a family getaway! One of the main attractions at Parc national d’Oka is its fine sandy beach, which runs along Deux Montagnes Lake. This supervised beach is perfect for swimming and water sports. The park also has lots of walking and biking trails where you can observe the surrounding plants and wildlife. Stay at a campsite, a ready-to-camp site, or in a tiny house! For its part, Parc national du Mont-Tremblant is an iconic destination for outdoor lovers. Canoe camping, kayaking, paddle boarding, fishing, biking, hiking or via ferrata, there’s a wide range of activities available with something for everyone. Lodging at the park is equally varied, ranging from camping to nature cabins. It’s the perfect recipe for some unforgettable family time!
A day in the outdoors for the entire family
This is your chance to share your passion for nature with your kids this summer! Parc régional de la Rivière-du-Nord in Saint-Jérôme has beautiful walking trails in addition to a host of activities for your little explorers. Water games, aerial obstacle course, sensory path, obstacle course, and photo rally. Don’t forget your picnic! At Parc du Domaine Vert in Mirabel, come and cool off in the pool and water games, or expend your energy in the aerial obstacle course, walking trails, or mountain biking. Admire the captivating waterfalls in the trails of Parc de la rivière Doncaster in Sainte-Adèle, and bring your fishing equipment for an unforgettable moment with the family. Make the most of beautiful, sunny days to enjoy a picnic by the water. Parks are an easily accessible way for both young and old to get out and about this summer!
Small hidden gems
If you’re looking for a one-of-a-kind getaway experience, we have everything you need! Parc régional du Poisson-Blanc, located in Notre-Dame-du-Laus, is quite the paradise to discover. With its massive water expanses and multiple islands, it offers an exceptional opportunity to rock climb, canoe, and camp on remote islands or stay in tiny cabins in nature. With its sandy beaches, clear waters, and views of the lake’s many islands, this land is like no other. Another well-kept secret, Parc régional Kiamika in Rivière-Rouge is a place of pure adventure which harbors an incredible canoe camping experience. Kayak trip, pontoon outing, fishing, and wildlife observation are also available. By the way, your canine companion is welcome! Two ideal locations to recharge and reconnect with nature.
In the heart of nature with wildlife reserves
The Laurentians are home to two spectacular wildlife reserves, which are ideal for a getaway in the great outdoors. Known for its vast wilderness, Réserve faunique Rouge-Matawin in La Macaza is perfect for adventurers. Not only is it an all-encompassing playground for hunters and fishers, it’s equally popular with families and outdoor lovers! The activities available include river trips, canoe camping, and hiking. Réserve faunique de Papineau-Labelle in Nominingue is home to several lakes, dense forests and mountains, and various activities such as fishing, canoeing, and hiking. The rich wildlife means there are good chances of seeing moose, deer, and several kinds of bird. It’s the perfect place to stay in a rustic cabin or at a campsite, far from the busyness of the city. Let this massive land surprise you!
Essential parks for nature lovers
Discover a natural territory of 1,770 hectares at Parc Éco Laurentides, located in Mont-Blanc. This massive space is perfect for hiking on beautiful marked trails in the forest or on incredible floating platforms on the water! Boat rentals recently started at Cordon and Truite Lakes, in order to make the most of the incredible scenery in the park. To the north of the region, Parc régional de la Montagne du Diable in Ferme-Neuve is packed with outdoor activities for a successful stay! Hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, and paddle boarding: you’re sure to fall in love! Note that equipment rentals for people with reduced mobility are offered on site. Whether in a cozy cottage, at a campsite, a cabin, or in a tiny house, your trip is sure to leave lasting memories! With your partner, family, or friends, come and explore these key destinations in the region.
Dive into adventure
Is there a better way to enjoy the Laurentians’ wide-open spaces and forests than to observe them from their highest peaks? Hiking and mountain biking enthusiasts, head to Parc du Mont Loup-Garou in Sainte-Adèle. From its highest point at 498 metres, discover a breathtaking landscape, and, on your bike, tackle the intermediate and expert trails for hours of fun! Finally, the cliffs at Parc régional Val-David-Val-Morin make for an incredible landscape, as do its summits with their panoramic views. See how you measure up to Mount King for an unforgettable hike, or discover the park by mountain bike. Climbers, the park has over 500 routes on the walls and just as many bouldering options. Whether you’re starting out or a seasoned expert in your sport, adventure awaits in these two regional parks!
A multitude of family-friendly activities
Make the most of sunny days to enjoy the outdoors in the company of your entire crew. Cool off at Parc régional éducatif Bois de Belle-Rivière in Mirabel thanks to the Naya springs which the entire family can enjoy. Water games are also available. Then, extend your day with a picnic, a hike, some fishing, or a round of pickleball. In Mont-Tremblant, Domaine Saint-Bernard is packed with activities for the whole family: beach, hiking, bike rentals, boat rentals, and much more! For a one-of-a-kind experience, sign up to one of several astronomy evenings. Looking to keep the fun going? Located in the Domaine itself, Hôtel UNIQ invites you to an out-of-the-ordinary glamping experience. Your summer will be everything but boring with all the options available to you!
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