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Nature accommodations to enjoy the fall season in the Outaouais
Published on September 10, 2025
/ Updated on September 9, 2026
When autumn paints the Outaouais in its brilliant colours, it's time to get away and take in the show. Whether you're dreaming of a nature getaway, an unusual stay, or a cozy retreat, the region is full of places to unpack your bags and make the most of the season. Here are our #OutaouaisFun suggestions, fall edition.
A PEACEFUL ESCAPE
Treat yourself to a restorative break in a comfortable cottage perched high on a hillside or by the water's edge. Take advantage of the tranquillity of the region to enjoy outdoor activities or simply to relax. An ideal retreat to recharge your batteries.
HOM Mini chalets (Reg. 298559)
Where
32 du Saphir Rd. and 154 du Rubis Rd., Val-des-Monts
Good to know
HOM Mini Chalets, on the shores of Lake McGregor, offers fully equipped units with a private hot tub or thermal circuit. Set out to explore the 5 km of marked trails right on site, then unwind in your own space. A great place to recharge solo or as a couple.
Chalets Prunella (Reg. 308026)
Where
130 Miller Rd., Ladysmith
Good to know
Chalets Prunella offers seven units that can sleep two to four guests. The Bachelor Pads № 5, № 6 and № 7 stand out for their large windows overlooking the forest and their private cedar hot tub on the terrace. On site, enjoy shared access to Johnson Lake and private trails to explore the surrounding area.
Le Bellevue (Reg. 297490)
Where
3 Bois-Francs Rd., Wakefield
Good to know
Le Bellevue offers rooms, an apartment, a forest cottage and glamping-style shelters to fully enjoy nature in Wakefield. The rooms have large private balconies overlooking the boreal forest, especially spectacular with the fall colours. With a bit of luck, you might even spot birds and deer.
Auberge Krön (Reg. 306337)
Where
42 Domaine-du-Pont-Couvert Rd., Wakefield
Good to know
Nestled atop a mountain in the beautiful village of Wakefield, this family-run inn combines eco-responsibility and love of nature. Solar panels have been installed to help power the inn, and eight trees are planted every month to contribute to reforestation. During your stay, enjoy a well-deserved relaxation break in the therapeutic area.
Stay in a wildlife reserve
In the fall, a wildlife reserve offers an ideal backdrop for getting away from it all and enjoying the great outdoors. Stay by a lake, explore the surroundings, or take advantage of the season to try your hand at hunting another way to fully experience nature in the Outaouais.
Réserve faunique de Papineau-Labelle (Reg. 205225, 612695)
Where
443 route 309, Val-des-Bois
When
Stays available until October 31, 2026, depending on accommodation.
Good to know
Stay in a log cabin on the shore of a lake, or opt for a rustic camp for an experience closer to nature. Some cabins are secluded and accessible only by boat. Small-game hunting packages with accommodation are also available.
Réserve faunique La Vérendrye (Reg. 201600, 523633)
Where
Route 117, Montcerf-Lytton
Good to know
In the heart of the reserve, stay in one of the eight cottages at the Domaine, near Jean-Péré Lake. Equipped with electricity and directly accessible by paved road, they let you enjoy the vast territory while still keeping several conveniences. Amenities designed especially for children also make this a great option for a family getaway.
GET BACK TO NATURE
Sleep in a dome under the stars, an exotic yurt, or a cottage in the woods. These unique retreats offer total immersion in nature, combining comfort and originality for an unforgettable experience.
Wildwood Nature Escape (Reg. 628252)
Where
921, chemin du Dépôt-Davidson, Mansfield-et-Pontefract
Good to know
Stay in one of the domes at this off-grid glamping site near the Coulonge River. In the fall, warm up by your dome's wood stove, or enjoy the shared wood-fired sauna and cold plunge pool. On site, you'll also have access to the river and to areas designed for taking in the scenery.
HillHaus Dômes Pontiac (Reg. 627884)
Where
331 Lac-Thorne Rd., Shawville
Good to know
Each geodesic dome has a kitchen, a full bathroom, and an outdoor hot tub. Relax under the stars in a comfortable bed, and explore the wilderness on the 64-hectare (160-acre) property.
Camping CarpeDiem (Reg. 627638)
Where
3 Jonida Rd., Blue Sea
Good to know
In Blue Sea, overlooking the clear waters of Lake Edja, discover colourful micro-cottages, lofts, and lean-to style tent shelters on a property covering more than 32 hectares (80 acres). The campground is less than four kilometres from the Véloroute des Draveurs cycling trail.
Base de plein air Air-Eau-Bois (Reg. 608160)
Where
32 Base de Plein Air Rd., Denholm
Good to know
This outdoor centre has a range of accommodations, including geodesic domes, micro-cottages, micro-shelters, and a group chalet! It also offers several outdoor programs and services, and more than 15 km of hiking trails. Please note that Base de plein air Air-Eau-Bois will be closed in September and October 2026.
Dômes Outaouais (Reg. 628392)
Where
70, Thom-Knight Rd., Lac Ste-Marie
Good to know
An hour's drive from Gatineau, Dômes Outaouais is a great place to get away from it all. The all-season dome has a kitchen, bathroom, loft, wood stove, hot tub, and private deck, with access to a hiking trail.
Borefüge (Reg. 627643)
Where
509 de la Mine Rd., L'Ange-Gardien
Good to know
Borefüge offers a wilderness glamping experience in various types of accommodation, including yurts! Each yurt has a fully equipped kitchen, wood stove and campfire, plus battery power. And pets are welcome!
Havens at the Hills (Reg. 316216)
Where
Val-des-Monts (Québec)
Good to know
By the shores of Lake McGregor, four modern A-frame mini-chalets welcome up to two guests in an intimate setting. Enjoy your private hot tub to unwind while taking in the scenery and fall colours.
Mini Chalets Oasis Blue Sea Inc. (Reg. 315712)
Where
179 Rd. d'Orlo, Blue Sea
Good to know
Escape to one of four beautiful cottages on Blue Sea Lake, close to the Véloroute des Draveurs. These refuges promote the development and appreciation of local heritage.
A MAGICAL STAY
Stay in unique resorts and explore places where modern comfort meets the vibrant colours of the season. Enjoy contemporary cottages, exhilarating outdoor activities, and moments of ultimate relaxation.
Fairmont Le Château Montebello (Reg. 528485)
Where
392 Notre-Dame Street, Montebello
Good to know
Conveniently located halfway between Montréal and Ottawa, Fairmont Le Château Montebello the world's largest log building—has 210 guestrooms and offers upscale regional cuisine and more than 40 activities.
Hébergement insolite Parc Oméga (Reg. 627542, 193410)
Where
399, route 323 Nord, Montebello
Good to know
Extend your visit to Parc Oméga by spending the night close to the wildlife. Sleep alongside a pack of wolves, stay in a panoramic chalet overlooking the deer, or choose a pod or ready-to-camp option for a more rustic experience. An immersive way to discover the park in a different light, even after nightfall.
Pimishka Domaine Nature (Reg. 311305)
Where
22 Pourvoyeurs Rd., Bouchette
Good to know
Pimishka Domaine Nature on Grand Lac Rond has six studios and eight four-season cottages. Each cottage has two closed bedrooms and a deck with a panoramic view, and can sleep up to 6 people. During the day, enjoy the beach, the lake and the woods; in the evening, relax by the fire and gaze at the stars.
Kenauk Nature X S.E.C. (Reg. 850188)
Where
1000 Kenauk Rd., Montebello
Good to know
Experience the Canadian wilderness during a stay in a 5-star chalet or a secluded shelter on a private lake in an exclusive reserve covering 265 square kilometres, with 65 lakes. The resort offers several outdoor activities, including hunting trips.
Consult the 2026–2027 Official Tourist Guide, a helpful tool for planning a getaway in the Outaouais this fall! Read about all the things to do, and design your trip according to the area you’re interested in.
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To help you find the perfect place to stay, here are more suggestions for B&Bs or cottages and condos in the region. We hope you enjoy your visit. See you soon!
Karol-Ann Scott
Outaouais, my little corner of paradise where I grew up and which I have the pleasure of introducing to you. My little pleasures: Local gastronomy, a good glass of wine around a warm fire and little hidden treasures, both cozy and unusual, which allow me to escape. Without forgetting the breathtaking landscapes of the waterways, which add a touch of magic to our beautiful region. Why not enjoy it ? Come take a look!
