A precious Canadian legacy in Gatineau Park. This 231-hectare country estate once belonged to Canada's 10th prime minister, William Lyon Mackenzie King. After spending almost 50 years (1903–1950) beautifying and expanding his property, King bequeathed his beloved estate to all Canadians. Go back in time with a visit to the faithfully restored cottages (which are now museums), historic ruins, lush gardens, and popular hiking trails. Gatineau Park is managed and protected by the National Capital Commission.

Located in the heart of the charming village of Chelsea, the Chelsea Pub is a haven for beer and food lovers. Enjoy gourmet dishes, including vegetarian and gluten-free options, bold poutines, and tasty burgers made with fresh, local ingredients. Take in the beauty of the surroundings and the warm atmosphere while recharging your batteries after an outing in Gatineau Park. Private rooms are also available for rent for your special events.

Live a unique experience at the Eco-Odyssee Nature Park in Wakefield. 30 minutes from Gatineau-Ottawa, discover the beaver's habitat through a water labyrinth with more than 60 intersections spread over 4 km. Explore the labyrinth by canoe, kayak, SUP or pedal boat. Explore by day, take a sunset tour or discover the area under the light of a full moon.

HOM Mini Cottages rents modern mini cottages in the heart of nature with access and a breathtaking view to McGregor Lake. Each cottage has a private spa and can accommodate 2 people all year long. Plenty of seasonal activities are possible in both summer and winter. Kayaking, fishing, paddleboard, snowshoeing and even cross-country skiing enthusiasts will be delighted! Clients have access to a private spa and dock.