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Camping, glamping and cottages: Where to stay in nature this winter
Published on December 4, 2025
/ Updated on November 7, 2025
For some people, the winter season means cocooning, spending the day wrapped in a cozy blanket in front of a crackling fire. For others, it’s the perfect opportunity to step out of their comfort zone and try something new. Whether you’re looking for relaxation or adventure, here are more than 20 accommodations in the heart of nature, ready to welcome you for an unforgettable stay this winter.
Back to basics
A prime location, firewood, a wood stove and a bed—it doesn’t take much to escape to the forest and leave your cares behind. Bring your own tent or choose from a selection of yurts, huts and ready-to-camp units. Plus, you’ll be right next to ski and snowshoe trails!
Camping CarpeDiem
Where
2 Chemin du Lac Edja W., Blue Sea
Good to know
Camping CarpeDiem offers four-season microchalets that can accommodate up to six people.
Camping Parc de la Gatineau
Where
300 Chemin du Lac-Philippe, La Pêche
Good to know
The winter season runs from December 16, 2024 to March 31, 2025. The campsites are accessible by snowshoe or ski from the main parking lot.
Parc des Montagnes Noires de Ripon
Where
39 Chemin de la Montagne Noire, Ripon
Good to know
There are four rustic huts and individual and group wilderness campsites. Dogs are welcome.
Centre touristique du Lac-Simon
Where
1216 Principale Street, Duhamel
Good to know
The 17 cottages, located in the Plage area, sleep up to six people and are available from December 19, 2025 to March 9, 2026. All cottages are fully equipped with slow-burning stoves. Numerous outdoor activities are available directly on site.
Enjoy a unique experience
When you visit one of the following places, you’ll have only one wish: to stay as long as possible! Sleeping among the wolves, admiring the view from the hot tub or savouring a hot chocolate in front of the fire—which will you choose?
Havens at the Hills
Where
Val-des-Monts
Good to know
Each chalet is equipped with a gas fireplace, a raclette machine, a fondue stove, smoker grills, and a hot tub—ideal for relaxing and recharging.
Le Bellevue
Where
3 Chemin des Bois-Francs, Wakefield
Good to know
Book a room in the mountaintop lodge or stay in one of the two huts for a memorable glamping experience.
Borefüge
Where
490 Chemin de la Mine, L’Ange-Gardien
Good to know
The four yurts can accommodate six people, and you can order a basket of gourmet local products!
Dômes Outaouais
Where
70 Chemin Thom-Knight, Lac Ste-Marie
Good to know
Three domes have a year-round outdoor hot tub and offer access to private hiking trails.
HillHaus Dômes Pontiac
Where
331 Lac-Thorne Rd., Shawville
Good to know
Nestled on a 160-acre estate, stay in a luxurious dome featuring a spa, kitchen with BBQ and private toilet.
Terre & Neige
Where
30 Chemin Lac-Clair, Val-des-Monts
Good to know
Breakfast is included and served in the form of a basket filled with local foods, which vary according to the season.
Chalets Prunella
Where
130, Chemin Miller, Ladysmith
Good to know
The winter season offers a multitude of outdoor activities, including cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and skating. When you get back, the cedar hot tub and fireplace area await you!
Hom Mini Chalets
Where
32 Chemin du Saphir, Val-des-Monts
Good to know
Hom Mini Chalets has eight beautiful mini-cottages for two, with views of Lake McGregor and a hot tub on the deck.
Unusual accommodations at Parc Omega
Where
399 Route 323 N, Montebello
Good to know
Extend your visit with the wild animals by staying in a glass-fronted cabin overlooking the wolf habitat. Ready-to-camp accommodation is also available.
Base de plein air Air-Eau-Bois
Where
32 Chemin de la Base de Plein Air, Denholm
Good to know
Three types of accommodation cater for all tastes in winter: microchalets, rustic microrefuges and winter campsites. The Gîte, specially designed for groups, is also available for rental and can accommodate up to 36 people. The Auberge, once a chapel owned by the Redemptorist Father in the 1950s, has a large living room of around 1,000 sq. ft. and can accommodate up to 67 people.
Snuggle up in comfort
If you prefer the comfort of a B&B, loft or cottage, this list of places is for you, whether you’re planning a romantic weekend getaway or a family gathering to create memories.
Mini Chalets Oasis Blue Sea Inc.
Where
179 Rd. d'Orlo, Blue Sea
Good to know
Outdoor enthusiasts can readily enjoy cycling paths, water activities, hiking trails, or simply relax and admire the splendor of the landscape.
Lofts du Village
Where
2 & 8 Chemin Padden, Chelsea
Good to know
Two room types are available: lofts and studios. Both offer unparalleled comfort and a light-filled décor.
Loft Gem
Where
138 Route 321, Duhamel
Good to know
This accommodation is popular with snowmobile enthusiasts, with many trails nearby.
Le Ruthledge
Where
47 Chemin du Lac Ruthledge, La Pêche
Good to know
A large private estate, lake views, a wood stove and heated floors—what could be more comforting?
La Villa du Rocher
Where
2418 Chemin du Rocher, Duhamel
Good to know
Built on a rocky outcrop with a panoramic view of the lake, this villa sleeps up to 10 people.
Le Laurette Lodge
Where
57 Chemin Saint-Jacques, Messines
Good to know
A minimum two-night stay is required. There are two fireplaces, one in the barn and one in the living room.
Chalets-Crocollines.com
Where
642 Chemin Marcelais, Lac-Simon
Good to know
Four of the six chalets on the property have a three-star rating and are winterized.
Château Les Beaulne
Where
218 Montée Lafontaine, Montpellier
Good to know
These nine cottages are dotted over 67 hectares (165 acres) of forest, overlooking the lake and walking trails.
Kenauk Nature
Where
1000 Kenauk Rd., Montebello
Good to know
Ice fishing, clay pigeon shooting, dog sledding, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing....enjoy the joys of winter at Kenauk Nature.
Kaza chalets & spa
Where
27,Rd. 8 rang, Kazabazua
Good to know
Enjoy a spa-like experience. Relax with a complete thermal cycle using the on-site facilities.
With so many accommodation options to discover in the region, there are plenty of reasons to escape the house this winter and get away for a weekend (or longer!). + Looking for outdoor activities to brighten your day? Discover a multitude of things to do in the great outdoors!
Camille Labonté
Passionate about local discoveries, I enjoy sharing my favourite places through writing and photography. Curious by nature, a proud gourmet and a keen traveller, I’m always ready to leave my comfort zone and embark on new adventures!
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