Discover Unique Accommodations in the Laurentians

Want to experience something out of the ordinary? The arrival of fall is the perfect opportunity to enjoy the region’s authenticity in the heart of nature! Whether you’re travelling alone or looking for an unforgettable stay with your other half, you’ll find plenty of unique accommodations to dream about in the Laurentians. The region has it all: rustic mountain retreats, treehouses, tipis, Hobbit houses, pods, cabanas and shepherd’s huts, just to name a few! Here are our suggestions:

Camping, but make it cozy!

Have you ever dreamed of being immersed in nature … but with all the comforts of a hotel room? Sounds like glamping is for you! This rustic-luxury hybrid is available at Hôtel UNIQ – Domaine Saint-Bernard in Mont-Tremblant, where you’ll find 20 eco-friendly tent rooms that are perfect for getting away from it all. Book your tent stay at UNIQ today. You’ll take advantage of services like a shared kitchen area, a roaring fire, shared toilet and hot shower facilities, and daily activities. Alternatively, visit Camping du Domaine Lausanne in Ivry-sur-le-Lac for the Expérience Boréale. There, you’ll find ready-to-camp options like boreal tents, cozy bubble tents, and more! Try a variety of on-site adventures to make the most of the outdoors without the headache of setting up tent camping equipment. Cooking essentials are included. Just bring bedding and get ready to totally unplug. Book now!

A stay in the treetops

Sleeping among the branches is a truly special experience for a spectacular self-sufficient adventure in the region’s magnificent landscapes. Mont-Tremblant Treehouses has 20 treetop cabins overlooking the water in two sectors of Parc Éco Laurentides. Accessible only by foot or canoe, these treehouses are all equipped for cooking. They’re also wood heated and insulated for a comfortable stay, even in colder temperatures. While you’re there, have a blast in the outdoors with hiking, fishing, a picnic area and more. Or, try Les Toits Du Monde in Nominingue. Visit a world of the imagination by staying at one of two treehouses available year-round. Depending on which one you choose, you’ll travel over a raised walkway or a hanging bridge and several platforms to get to your little hideaway. Explore the site by hiking the Captain Rock trail for a superb vista over the Petit Lac Nominingue. What’s more, these sites allow you to share the experience with your dog!

Journey into the wilderness

There’s nothing like a stay surrounded by nature for clearing your mind and recharging your batteries. Nestled in the Laurentian mountain range, Camping Saint-Adolphe-d’Howard offers unique accommodations that combine the comfort of a cottage with the ambiance of a campsite. Book their yurt, Glamp tent or Corbeau cabin for a truly original experience. The campground is located in a natural paradise where you can try several hiking and mountain biking trails for fun under the sun. Another option is Les refuges du lac Démêlé, located between lake and forest in Amherst. The site has two treehouses and two cabins, available all year and equipped with everything you need. Travel on foot to their Viking or Beaver units for a stay filled with outdoor activities and relaxation with your loved ones. You’ll be able to look out from the big windows for a stunning view of your surroundings. These accommodations are true hidden gems for a spectacular forest getaway!

For a one-of-a-kind experience

Treat yourself to a comfortable luxury escape and commune with nature! Located a short drive from Parc national du Mont-Tremblant in the municipality of Lac-Supérieur, Farouche Tremblant has four eco-friendly accommodation units that are totally cozy. In addition to comfortable lodgings in the heart of nature, you’ll enjoy a Nordic spa, an outdoor firepit, a private beach on the Rivière du Diable and more! Don’t forget to sample gourmet snacks at the La Buvette bar, which uses ingredients from its on-site farm. Alternatively, stay at Chalets Scandik in Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson. The facility boasts Nordic-style mini-cottages with a modern feel, built with big windows for you to take in the relaxing forest vista. To explore the surroundings, stroll along one of the site’s hiking trails and visit the natural beach, where you can enjoy stand-up paddle, pedal boating or canoeing. To appreciate the luxury of the Laurentian environment, opt for minimalist lodgings and get ready for a unique experience!

Waterside accommodations

With their many lakes and rivers, the Laurentians are full of breathtaking panoramas. Located on the banks of the Rivière Rouge, Kayak & Cabana in Labelle offers shepherd’s huts where you can fall asleep to the soft burbling of the water. It’s the ideal spot for magical moments with your beloved. Or, choose one of the site’s cabanas, which have a more minimalist style and are surrounded by an enchanting forest. And in the heart of Parc régional Kiamika in Rivière-Rouge, Aventures Kiamika has ready-to-camp sites for a camping-style experience with the comfort of a cabin. Available until October 15, these wood and canvas tents near the Kiamika Reservoir are perfect for practising your favourite activities: water sports, hiking, and wildlife watching! Don’t have your own equipment? The company rents canoes, kayaks, paddle boards, rabaskas and motorboats. So, take the time for a multi-day stay to fully appreciate the area’s natural beauty … and listen to the waves!

An adventurous stay in rustic accommodation

Staying in a rustic cabin or hut is a great way to get back to basics. You’ll love venturing into wild nature to decompress, far from daily distractions. Channel your inner fur trapper or coureur des bois at Le Refuge de la Forêt Boréale on the banks of Rivière Boulé in Lac-Supérieur. The decor, which is made exclusively from wood species found in the boreal forest, is a special touch. It’s a pleasant setting without running water or electricity where you can have great times and completely unplug on the veranda or around an inviting campfire. Enjoy the nearby walking trails and admire local plant and animal life all year round. For another riverside retreat, head to Chalets Rapide des Cèdres in Notre-Dame-du-Laus. There, you’ll find a rustic wilderness cabin, with no neighbors to disturb you. Whether you’re there to fish, hike, practise outdoor activities or simply relax, you’ll be charmed by the beauty and tranquility of the site. Take advantage of the private dock and loaned boats. It’s the perfect break from the daily grind!

Venture into the wilderness

There’s no better way to make the most of Laurentian nature than by staying at an outdoor recreation centre. So, book one of 21 forest cabins at L’Interval, coopérative de solidarité de plein air in Sainte-Lucie-des-Laurentides. Located at the foot of Mount Kaaikop, these units are ideal for hiking aficionados thanks to nearby trailheads. When you’ve finished your hike, you can take a dip at the lakeside beach. Or, go to Camping et Centre de plein air Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, where three fully equipped chalets await. The facility also has three pods that are strategically placed to provide an immersive forest experience that doesn’t require a big trek into the woods. These units are a short walk from hiking trails, perfect for taking in the early fall foliage. Staying in unique lodging at an outdoor recreation centre means access to a wide variety of fun activities for the whole family. Book your stay today for an experience that’s anything but ordinary!


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