Parc national de Frontenac
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Bordering Grand Lac Saint-François, the Parc National de Frontenac offers a wide range of outdoor activities accessible to the whole family. A majestic lake, rich wetlands and rolling hills inviting you to discover the generous nature which is forever renewed with each passing season.

Discover an exceptional ecosystem
The peatland in the Saint-Daniel sector is home to several species of carnivorous plants and orchids. A wooded pathway allows observation of the flora typical to peatlands. Discovery panels line the trail.
Canoe-camping adventure
The Lac des Îles and Lac à La Barbue locations are excellent destinations for gentle paddling and learning about canoe-camping. Those of Baie Sauvage are ideal for more experienced canoeists. Experience the intimacy of nature and savor a new adventure!
Take a break on the sandy shores
Perfect for family fun, relaxing, snacking and playing in the sand, the numerous bays allow you to relax and enjoy the present moment with your feet in the water. Supervised swimming is not offered. Swimming without supervision is at your own risk.
Explore the bays
You have the soul of an explorer? In a canoe, kayak, or on a paddleboard, soak in the magnificent scenery. Take the time to navigate around the small bays to observe the fauna and flora. Rentals available.
Explore the park without the car
Everything is easily accessible without a car. Get on your bike on one of our multifunctional trails specially adapted for the whole family:
- South: Les Passereaux (13 km, round trip)
- Saint-Daniel: Le Littoral (16 km, round trip)
Walk the Grands Pins
This 5.7 km discovery trail offers an awakening of the senses ... rich smells of undergrowth of mosses, lichens and mushrooms, all under the watchful eye of huge white pines. Throughout the walk, you can see rocks that seem to have fallen from the sky! The views of Baie Sauvage will charm you.
Protected area.
Enriching nature experiences.
Québec’s national parks, guardians of countless treasures, offer a chance to connect with nature. Safeguard these protected areas so they can be cherished and enjoyed for generations to come.