Parc national des Grands-Jardins

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In the early 20th century, this area was already known for its incredible fishing opportunities. Visitors were struck by the carpets of ground lichen and the exceptional Arctic vegetation at this latitude. They thus named it the Grands-Jardins-the Great Gardens. Today, Parc national des Grands-Jardins is still visited by anglers and also by hikers, campers, and vacationers. It has the privilege of forming one of the core zones of the Charlevoix World Biosphere Reserve, a status granted to the region by UNESCO.

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Journee des parcs nationaux

June 9: Québec National Parks Day

Special activities. Free access.
See the program


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Mornings on the Water Deal

This summer, get 50% off hourly boat rentals in the morning. First come, first served! Discount applicable on site only, for guests staying at the park. Certain conditions apply.


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7 Vacation Nights for the Price of 5

This new offer is valid year-round for most cabins in the Sépaq network. Certain conditions apply. Valid for new reservations made from April 27. Book now


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Family Fishing Package

The Family Fishing package, for 2 adults and their children, is available starting at $409/cabin/3 nights. Any excuse will do for introducing your kids to the pleasures of fishing! Book now


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We're Freezing our Prices!

Book your 2014 fishing and cabin stay at this year’s prices. You could automatically win your fishing trip. Limited time offer. Details


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Adopt an Animal

Make a contribution to the protection and conservation of Parcs Québec network national parks by participating in the Fonds Parcs Québec Adopt an Animal program.


Important

Pioui Trail Closed

November 20, 2012 – The Pioui trail is closed for the winter due to heavy rains recently received. Ice accumulation has made the trail impracticable.


Gros-Pin Trail Closed

November 12, 2012 – Due to major damage caused by heavy rains, the Gros-Pin trail will be closed until next spring.

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