Stay in a yurt

Here a complete change of scenery is guaranteed. The yurt is a traditional tent used by nomadic peoples living in the steppes of Central Asia. Staying in a yurt is really like staying “elsewhere”. Its round shape is conducive to relaxation. Its skylights allow you to stargaze. The yurt is stylishly furnished and fully equipped so you can just show up and unpack without worrying about anything else. You’re sure to be charmed.

Yurt

Staying in a yurt
- It’s fully equipped: lighting, stove, fridge, toilet, hot water and shower, fireplace or wood stove, as well as all the equipment you need for preparing and serving meals. A comfort station or a pit toilets are available nearby. A yurt can accommodate up to four people. Check out your technical sheet during booking.
Picnic table and chairs
Fire pit

From $123 /night

Taxes not included. National park entry fees not included.

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	High season Every Fridays and Saturdays Every day, from June 20 to August 21, 2025	Low season Sunday to Thursday, from April 25 to June 19, 2025 Sunday to Thursday, from August 22 to October 31, 2025
Yurt	From $152/night/cabin	From $123/night/cabin

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National park, wildlife reserve, or other Sépaq establishments?

National parks are havens for outdoor enthusiasts. What a privilege to have access to so many exceptional territories, so close to home! Why not explore them while hiking, canoeing, cycling ... or during a discovery activity. You could take part in a fireside chat, join a guided hike, go on a commented excursion out on the water, participate in a theatrical performance, or simply talk with a park warden. Please note that an entry fee, which is 100% reinvested in your national parks, will be added to the cost of all stays.

Wildlife reserves provide a wilderness experience with great adventures in store. These destinations are also ideal if you plan to fish. Some 95% of our fishing offer is concentrated in the Sépaq wildlife reserves. You’ll find fish. Lots of beautiful fish! But make sure that you’re well equipped to get around. You may have to drive several kilometres on gravel roads to reach your accommodations sector or waterways.

Centre touristique du Lac-Simon, Centre touristique du Lac-Kénogami and Station touristique Duchesnay offer vacationers an atmosphere that can’t be beat. They’re located near a town or village where you can buy fresh produce and enjoy all sorts of regional activities.

What should I pack in my bags?

When you arrive at your destination, you'll be close to nature… but far from civilization. First of all, refer to your technical description (displayed at the time of booking or in your booking confirmation). That’s where you’ll find all the equipment that's included.

To jog your memory:

You can print a memory aid that will be useful when you assemble your baggage.
Bedding is not provided. You’ll have to bring sheets or a sleeping bag, fitted sheet, pillowcases, towels, and dish towels.
Access to drinking water varies from one establishment to another. If the water is not drinkable, this will be indicated on your booking confirmation. You will then have to use bottled water.
Also pack enough food to last the entire duration of your stay.

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The largest outdoor network in Québec

Located all across Québec, including near several major centres, Sépaq destinations are the best places to go, where nature, activities and escape await. It’s time to discover these exceptional destinations!

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