Québec National Parks, one of the three magnificent Sépaq Networks

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	Discovering the Park

A Land Teeming with Life

Discover the forest mosaic of Parc national de la Yamaska, home to a number of animal species typical of Southern Québec, such as white-tailed deer, racoon, red fox and many others.

Under Century-Old Branches

Relax at the foot of century-old trees… Hiking is a great way to discover the many facets of Parc national de la Yamaska. Several forked sugar maples with colossal trunks sit by the trails, a reminder of this species’ dominance in the park’s forest.

A Celebration of the Senses

Inhale the gentle freshness of Réservoir Choinière and its surroundings, and observe the diversity of aquatic birds through panoramic openings on the shoreline.

Go for a Dip

Réservoir Choinière’s popularity is well established among vacationers looking for a peaceful place for water sports and outdoor activities. A charming and easily accessible setting.

Get Out Your Bicycles!

Explore the park on the cycling path that runs alongside Réservoir Choinière for almost 20 km. What a pleasant way to discover the beauties of this typical Appalachian lowlands landscape. For cyclists, the park’s territory is a destination of choice in a regional network with over 250 km of cycling paths. (La Montérégiade, L'Estriade, La Campagnarde and La Granbyenne).

Stay with Us!

Since the summer of 2002, visitors have been able to prolong the fun of discovering a quality natural milieu by staying at the park’s campground.

The Joys of Winter

Celebrate winter in all of its splendour. Trails for backcountry skiing, snowshoeing and snow walking wind through the park’s forests, giving visitors access to a serene natural setting. Ice fishing fans also find a peaceful spot for yellow perch fishing on the icy expanse of Réservoir Choinière.