Gatineau Park is a vast natural oasis covering 361 km² of hills and forest. Its rich biodiversity and proximity to the city make it a real paradise for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, canoeing, and cross-country skiing, while respecting the environment. Must-sees include the Mackenzie King Estate, Champlain Lookout and Philippe Lake. A free shuttle bus runs in the Park 6 days per week, from May to October. Gatineau Park is managed and protected by the National Capital Commission.

Located in the heart of Old Chelsea, café Biscotti & Cie is the perfect place to take a gourmet break after a trip to Gatineau Park. It brings an irresistible touch of sweetness to the region's gourmet landscape. Enjoy a café latte, homemade soup or decadent pastries made with local produce. Sit back and relax in one of the cosy cushioned seating areas or on the sunny terrace. There's also an exclusive space available for hire, with an attentive team on hand to create a turnkey experience.

Located 10 minutes from Gatineau-Ottawa, on the edge of Gatineau Park, Nordik Spa Village Chelsea is a haven of relaxation. Discover the benefits of thermotherapy and enhance your experience with a massage, a body treatment, a Källa treatment, one of only two floating saltwater pools in America, or the Aufguss ritual, a bewitching, choreographed experience. Nordik Spa Village Chelsea is the largest spa in North America: 10 outdoor pools, 9 saunas, indoor and outdoor relaxation areas, restaurant, lounge and Biërgarden with terraces.

Located in the heart of Chelsea, this charming and rustic restaurant founded by Chef Blain, opened its doors in 1978. Specialized in utilizing local ingredients and suppliers, the restaurant mixes both classic refined French cuisine and the plentiful Quebecker dishes. With 40 years under its belt, L’Orée still maintains the highest standards in both service and food. Throughout the years, the support of locals and tourists alike have put this restaurant on the map as a go-to for French cuisine in Outaouais.