Pavillon La Vérendrye
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Pavillon La Vérendrye

Exclusive-rights pourvoirie on the edge of Réserve faunique La Vérendrye: lake chalets, hunt and fish packages, forest-road access from the 117.

La Verendrye Wildlife Reserve Area, QC

From $675 CAD for 2 · 2 nights · from their site

From $675 CAD for 2 · 2 nights · from their site

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Exclusive-rights pourvoirie on the edge of Réserve faunique La Vérendrye: lake chalets, hunt and fish packages, forest-road access from the 117.

Editorially researched · Réserve faunique La Vérendrye landscape

Editorially researched · Réserve faunique La Vérendrye landscape

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The setting

Spaces, views, and surroundings at Pavillon La Vérendrye.

Your journey

Arrive at Pourvoirie La Vérendrye Lodge

Deep in Réserve La Vérendrye via forest roads (~400 km from Montreal)

Settle into the stay

The property works best when guests build around gps n 46°55'24" / w 77°16'21"; reg 850197.

Use the signature wellness draw

Public-facing materials emphasize deep in réserve la vérendrye via forest roads (~400 km from montreal).

Slow the pace

Owner-run La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve area QC escapes reward unhurried days and direct booking.

Leave restored

Most guests leave with clearer rhythm and an easier return to everyday life.

About

About this getaway

Pavillon La Vérendrye is an exclusive-rights pourvoirie on the edge of Réserve faunique La Vérendrye in western Quebec. The territory covers about 150 square kilometres with 23 hunting zones. It sits roughly 400 km from Montreal, 650 km from Quebec City, and 160 km from Maniwaki. GPS: N 46°55'24" / W 77°16'21". Registration 850197.

Access is by road: Highway 117 to Lac Rolland campground then forest road 20 West (about 89 km), or Highway 117 to Lac Larouche then forest road 28 West (about 89 km). Getting there is part of the stay. This is not a roadside lodge.

Eight fishing and hunting chalets sit on lakes and the Coulonge River: Henri, Coulonge, Du Guerny, Malone, and Pratt. Cabins have indoor toilet, shower and hot water, wood stove, fridge, propane stove, and a screened fish house for cleaning catch without mosquitoes. Rooms are also available in the main pavilion, which has a bar with a large screen. Cabins sit from about five to forty-five minutes from the main lodge.

Published packages cover black bear (15 May to 30 June), moose, small game, walleye and pike fishing with boat and fuel included, and snowmobile relay stays with lunch or chalet half-board. Book and ask questions through pavillonlaverendrye2016@gmail.com or 819-435-2133. Ask for Tristano.

Pavillon La Vérendrye runs as a pourvoirie à droits exclusifs on about 150 km² beside the wildlife reserve, with 23 hunting territories and eight chalets on lakes and the Coulonge. Tristano Ricci is the contact on the claim thread. Guests book direct.

Packages & pricing

Rates and availability from the property's official booking page.

Featured program

Black bear hunt

3 nights $1,000, 4 nights $1,200, 5 nights $1,400 per hunter.

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Featured program

Moose hunt (European package)

7 days $950 per hunter (4 hunters per moose) or European Plus $1,100 with stand cache.

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Small game

1 to 4 nights from $125 to $500 per hunter. About 75 km² exclusive territory per group. Minimum 2 hunters. Lodging included. Companion rate $85 / day.

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Featured program

Walleye and pike fishing

From $675 CAD for 2 · 2 nights · from their site

2 to 7 nights from $675 to $1,500 for two people, with per-person add-ons listed on their site.

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Snowmobile relay

$165 CAD / person · from their site

Main lodge: lodging by reservation, lunch 11:00–16:00. Or chalet for up to 6 with one night, dinner, and breakfast. Fuel service on site. 30% non-refundable deposit. Taxes extra.

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Featured program

Chalet stay (ask to book)

Eight chalets on Lac Henri, Coulonge River, Lac Du Guerny, Lac Malone, and Lac Pratt.

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Contact & book

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FAQ

Good to know

How do I get to Pavillon La Vérendrye?

Take Highway 117 to Lac Rolland campground then forest road 20 West (about 89 km), or Highway 117 to Lac Larouche then forest road 28 West (about 89 km). About 400 km from Montreal, 160 km from Maniwaki. GPS N 46°55'24" / W 77°16'21".

What lodging is available?

Eight hunting and fishing chalets on lakes and the Coulonge River, plus rooms in the main pavilion. Chalets have indoor toilet and shower with hot water, wood stove, fridge, propane stove, and a screened fish house. Distances from the main lodge run about five to forty-five minutes depending on the cabin.

What packages do they publish?

Black bear, moose, small game, walleye and pike fishing (boat and fuel included), and snowmobile relay stays. Rates and inclusions are on pourvoirielaverendrye.com/forfaits. Taxes extra. 30% non-refundable deposit on snowmobile packages.

When is black bear season here?

Their site lists black bear from 15 May to 30 June, with baited sites on a large territory west of the pourvoirie.

Is this inside the wildlife reserve?

The pourvoirie sits on the edge of Réserve faunique La Vérendrye, with exclusive rights over about 150 km² and 23 hunting territories.

How do I book?

Write via https://www.pourvoirielaverendrye.com/contactez-nous, email pavillonlaverendrye2016@gmail.com, or call 819-435-2133 and ask for Tristano.

Who should skip it?

Skip it if you want a paved driveway, restaurants within walking distance, or a stay you can book on a whim without forest-road planning.

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