In addition to giving you a unique experience, a fleeting love for discovery and Wendat culture in the heart of nature, you can participate in several activities offered by the estate. From hiking to workshops with artisans, to trout fishing, you will certainly find what you like!
OPENING FEBRUARY 1
Come and enjoy a moment of relaxation alone or with your family!
January 25 – 1pm Emotional dependence
A vital means of transport for Native Americans, snowshoes still remain an outdoor sport enjoyed by all today!
Trails in the heart of the forest, breathtaking landscapes, the sound of the animals inhabiting this nature and the fresh air that we breathe… Come and enjoy a hike on our hiking trails!
Bannock is a typical indigenous bread. Each reserve and community has its own recipes, but they are very similar. What is great about this bread is that there is no rising, no kneading and it is cooked directly in the pan.
Under the Tsou’tayi’ – Castor longhouse, workshops by various artisans take place. Reserve your place to participate.
January 25 – 1pm Emotional dependence
Unusual, but including Wendat values to allow visitors to discover this fascinating culture, my accommodation, located approximately 1 hour 15 minutes from the Quebec bridges, offers the possibility of staying in a longhouse or a teepee.
Custom-made with 100% cotton canvases reinforced with water-repellent, flame retardant and resistant with larch poles. The interior is comfortable and suitable for a family in a Wendat decor. There are slow combustion stoves that will add to the well-being and atmosphere.
Bring a unique experience, an ephemeral love for discovery and Wendat culture in the great outdoors.
Tourist accommodation registration number: 628254
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