Matane Wildlife Reserve

Enjoy a stay at the Matane Wildlife Reserve in a campground or cabin. Spend a day or longer on the reserve and get the most out of your experience by exploring this exceptional wildlife territory, where moose roam freely.

Our 40 semi-serviced or serviced campsites are available from early June to early September, so outdoor lovers can enjoy the natural beauty of the wildlife reserve and commune with nature. A group site can accommodate from 10 to 20 people.

Cabin Stays
Inquire about a stay in our cabins. Each cabin is located on the edge of a lake or river and has all the amenities required for your comfort and self-sufficiency: propane gas facilities (heating, lighting, water heater, range and fridge), everything you need to prepare and serve meals, and a shower and toilet. In some cabins, a woodstove contributes to the cosy atmosphere.

Opening dates

Varies depending on the type of lodging

Room capacity

40 campsites
19 cabins
18 rooms in the Chic-Chocs Mountain Lodge

Cost:

Single Occupancy Varies depending on the type of lodging. Visit the website for more information.
Double Occupancy Same as above
Additional Person Same as above

Payment methods

• Cash
• American Express
• Interac
• MasterCard
• Visa

Types of lodging offered

Hotel Establishments

The spectacular setting of the Chic-Chocs Mountain Lodge reflects the grandeur of its natural surroundings. The personalized welcome and relaxed atmosphere will add to your memorable experience at the lodge.

Campgrounds

Our 40 semi-serviced or serviced campsites will immerse you in a stunning natural environment.

Furnished Cottages and Apartments

Our 19 cabins are all located on the edge of a lake or river and have all the amenities required for a peaceful and comfortable stay. Enjoy a real nature getaway!

Services

On site

• Indoor fireplace
• Bicycle rental
• Boat rental
• Panoramic lookout
• Free outdoor parking
• Public telephone
• Fishing rods for rent

Outdoor equipment

• Tables
• Fire pit

On-site activites

• Hunting
• Interpretation
• Wildlife observation
• Fishing
• Hiking trails
• Mountain bike trails
• Lake nearby
• River nearby
• Rowboating
• Kayaking

How to get there

The John Visitor Reception Centre is 40 km (25 mi.) southeast of Matane. To get there, take Route 132 to Matane, then Route 195.

Affiliations and distinctions

Affiliations

• SÉPAQ (Québec association of outdoor establishments)
• Tourisme Gaspésie