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Accessible tourism
Accessible nature: explore our great outdoors
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Petite Nation thanks to sites offering facilities for people with restricted physical ability. These include:
- Parc Oméga
Parc Oméga, known for its immersive wildlife experience, is certified partially accessible. Enjoy the drive-in experience for an unforgettable discovery of North American nature and wildlife, and enjoy their OmegaBon restaurant at the Park House. - Lac-Simon municipal beach
This popular beach, located on the shores of magnificent Lac Simon, has recently been equipped with specialized facilities for people with reduced mobility. Thanks to an adapted floating chair and an accessibility mat facilitating access to the sand and water, everyone can now fully enjoy the pleasures of swimming and sunbathing. - Réserve écologique de la Forêt-la-Blanche
This enchanting site offers a partially accessible trail, Le Chablis, which is well-maintained, allowing everyone to discover exceptional biodiversity. Although the reserve is not completely accessible, the effort made to make it welcoming deserves to be commended.
Heritage and culture for everyone
For lovers of culture and history, Petite Nation is full of accessible places where you can immerse yourself in the past or sample the local culture.
- Manoir Papineau National Historic Site
This historic site, partially accessible for people with reduced mobility, lets you discover the legacy of Louis-Joseph Papineau. With its charming buildings and gardens, it's a must-see for history lovers. - ChocoMotive - Chocolate Economuseum
Located in Montebello, this partially accessible establishment invites you to plunge into the gourmet world of artisan chocolate. Discover the secrets behind the making of chocolate, and enjoy products made on site in a welcoming setting. - Fairmont Le Château Montebello
This emblematic landmark, though partially accessible, offers adapted services, particularly for the hearing impaired. Immerse yourself in the warm ambience of this historic hotel, which offers accessible rooms, and enjoy a delicious meal at the Aux Chantignoles restaurant, where accessibility is also a priority.
Adapted gastronomy: pleasures for your taste buds
In Petite Nation, our restaurants and cafés strive to be inclusive for all. Whether it's for a sweet break or a convivial meal, many of our locations offer adapted facilities:
- Le Zouk Resto-Pub
Partially accessible, this place is perfect for a meal with family or friends. Its relaxed atmosphere and varied cuisine make it a great option for everyone. - Kîsisam Pâtisserie
Offering a selection of irresistible sweets, this patisserie is also partially accessible. A perfect stop-off for a gourmet moment in warm surroundings.
An inclusive welcome: accessible tourism in Petite Nation
To help you prepare for your stay, the Montebello Tourist Information Office, which is partially accessible, has valuable information to help you organize your visits. At Petite Nation, we are committed to promoting inclusive and welcoming tourism.
Plan your visit today
Whether you're a nature enthusiast, heritage buff or food lover, there's an experience for everyone in Petite Nation. Consult Kéroul's resources here to find out more about accessible places in the region and plan a getaway tailored to your needs.
We invite you to come and discover a region where everyone can enjoy the beauties of Quebec. Come back down to earth... and let us send you on your way!
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