Sleep differently this fall
Natural immersion and gentle sensations
For those wishing to reconnect with themselves while enjoying the calm of autumn, the Centre de vie (Enr. 273195) is a must. Here, we combine comfortable accommodation, healthy eating (with three meals), fasting or juice cures, forest trails and access to a soothing sauna. Bonus: a holistic treatment clinic awaits you for a complete wellness experience. This fall, enjoy $50 off your second overnight stay in September and October. A rejuvenating getaway in the heart of nature.
For its part, the Base de plein air Air-Eau-Bois(Enr. 608160) offers unusual accommodations in the forest, accessible even in fall. Whether you opt for a rustic refuge or a yurt, you'll be surrounded by wild landscapes, ideal for long hikes and fireside evenings. It's the ideal starting point for a weekend of outdoor activities.
Animal adventures and theme breaks
Visit Parc Oméga (Enr. 627542 and 193410), well known for its safaris into the heart of Canadian wildlife, is innovating again this fall with a unique experience: Arctic wolf cabins. Three panoramic cabins have been refurbished to offer unprecedented proximity to these majestic animals. To extend the experience, the park is offering a campfire package valid from September 4 to November 1, Thursday to Saturday, for stays of two nights or more. This offer includes discounted overnight stays, access to Onirothe night-time forest trail for a magical evening, and a gourmet basket including an onion soup au gratin kit and a pan of S'mores to share. It's the perfect way to enjoyfall in all its splendour, between nature, warmth and wonder.
Stays in comfort and prestige
For a touch of luxury in a rustic setting, head for the legendary Fairmont Le Château Montebello (Enr. 528485). Reputed to be the largest log castle in the world, this renowned establishment welcomes you to an enchanting setting, ideal for savoringfall in style. Fireplaces, spa treatments, fine dining and trails to explore make this the destination of choice for a romantic getaway or a well-deserved break.
In an equally charming vein, theAuberge Couleurs de France (Enr. 193200) overlooks Petit lake Preston. Its warm ambience, comfortable rooms and French-style meals make it a perfect option for experiencingfall in an intimate, welcoming atmosphere.
Chalets and vacation homes in the heart of nature
Prefer the autonomy of a cottage to enjoyfall at your own pace? There are several options available to you in Petite Nation.
Le Chalet PUR(Enr. 268984) nestled in the heart of the forest, offers a modern, uncluttered ambience with a design focused on relaxation. Perfect for a peaceful retreat for couples or friends.
For families, the Chalet Famille au grand air (Enr. 301984) is the perfect choice. Its quiet setting, full amenities and easy access to nature make it a comfortable base for days of outdoor play and evenings by the fireplace.
As for Horizon sur le lac (Enr. 321270) is an upscale lakeside tourist residence. Its large terrace and windows let you contemplate thefall colors without leaving your pajamas. Ideal for slowing down and enjoying the moment.
Camping until the first frost
Who said camping was only for summer? Visit Domaine Lockbow (Enr. 628318), you'll be in the fall mood until the first frost. You'll be camping in a spectacular setting, right next to Lockbow Falls, the site's natural jewel. The soothing roar of the water, the trails lined with blazing foliage and the peaceful atmosphere of the fall create an immersive nature experience. It's the perfect place to prolong the simple pleasures of camping, away from the summer crowds. And why not take the opportunity to discover one of our three Sépaqs, each with its own unique vocation? Discover them here.
Plan your fall
In Petite Nation,fall is an invitation to slow down, breathe and enjoy. Whatever the experience you're looking for, there's an accommodation that's just right for you. Let the season inspire you, book early... and come back down to earth.
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Text written by Martine Caron, tourism development officer, MRC de Papineau.
2025-07-20
