June 11, 2026
The trip can start at Omega Park. In your vehicle, you’ll drive through a vast area where animals roam in semi-freedom. Children are often fascinated, especially when it’s time to feed the elk. Wolves, bison, arctic foxes… every section of the route offers its own sights to see. And to extend the experience, Oniro, a nighttime walking tour, transforms the forest into a theater of light and sound.
New activity to try: a walk with an alpaca. Accompanied by one of these curious and endearing animals, set off on a roughly 30-minute stroll along the park’s trails. This unique experience lets you discover the site from a new perspective while learning more about alpacas and their unique personalities. Offered several times a day from Thursday through Monday, this activity is perfect for families looking for a memorable experience. Reserve your spot at the Parc Oméga ticket office.
After a busy day, it’s time for a break. In Montebello, the Zouk offers a family-friendly dining option. The atmosphere is laid-back, the menu appeals to both kids and adults, and the log cabin decor adds a warm touch. And why not take the opportunity to stop by one of the dairies in the area to end on a sweet note.
For the night, the Camping Saint-André-Avellin offers a variety of lodging options, from travel trailers to ready-to-camp sites. Everything is right on-site: a swimming pool, water games, mini-golf, a playground, and, of course, the chance to paddle on the Petite Nation River. It’s the kind of place where you can easily spend the day, before wrapping things up around the campfire.
The next day, we headed to the Parc national de Plaisance. We alternate between biking, kayaking, and hiking. The Zizanie-des-Marais trail, with its boardwalks on stilts, lets you explore the wetlands in a different way, at a leisurely pace. For a change of pace, the Cabriol Farm in Papineauville offers a unique experience, blending art and animal encounters. A visit here often sparks curiosity in both children and adults alike.
At the Centre touristique du Lac-Simon, summer activities take center stage. A large beach, play structures, a giant trampoline, boat rentals… everything you need to enjoy the water and the great outdoors. You can even stay right there, just steps from the lake. Nearby, a mini-golf course run by the municipality lets you add a simple and accessible activity to your itinerary.
And for those looking for a change of scenery, the Fairmont Le Château Montebello also offers several family-friendly amenities, including a pool, trails, and outdoor activities. Just a few minutes away, Montebello Vélo de Montagne offers a different way to get active, with trails suitable for all skill levels. The rental center makes it easy to gear up and set off on an adventure!
To make the most of your stay without breaking the bank, check out the offer from Circonflexe – Ready to Move lets you borrow equipment for free at select service locations—a simple way to enjoy activities without having to buy your own gear.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the Super-Fête, and the organizing committee is committed to making it a memorable event! More than 600 children ages 5 to 12 will enjoy a day of fun featuring live performances, inflatable games, face painting, sports workshops, and many other surprises. Rain or shine, the party is on!
If you love mud, water, and family-friendly challenges, don’t miss this must-attend event. A 4.5-kilometer course filled with obstacles, refreshment stations, and unforgettable moments awaits you. Run, jump, slide, get splashed—and above all, have fun. Life jackets are required; please bring your own.