Cabin Rentals in Mauricie

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Why choose Mauricie?

  • Mauricie National Park (canoe-camping)
  • Trout fishing on the Saint-Maurice River
  • Snowmobiling on hundreds of km of trails
  • Wildlife watching (moose, black bear)
  • Shawinigan — culture and outdoor city

Discover Mauricie

Mauricie is a region of grand natural landscapes, anchored by Mauricie National Park — 536 km² of forests, lakes, and rivers. One of Quebec's most beautiful parks for canoe-camping, hiking, and wildlife watching, it is complemented by the wild scenery of the Saint-Maurice River.

Renting a cabin in Mauricie means having direct access to national park trails, trout streams, and forests where moose and bears roam. Shawinigan, reinvented as a city of culture and outdoor recreation, makes an ideal base for exploring the region.

In winter, the region transforms: snowmobiling on hundreds of kilometres of groomed trails, snowshoeing in the forest, and ice fishing on frozen lakes. Year-round, Mauricie is an invitation to slow down and reconnect with nature.

Frequently asked questions

What can I do at Mauricie National Park?

Mauricie National Park is perfect for canoe-camping, with over 150 km of navigable circuits. It also offers hiking trails, nature interpretation, fishing in interior lakes, and exceptional wildlife watching — moose, black bear, wolf, and beaver.

Is Mauricie easily accessible from major cities?

Mauricie is about 1 hour 45 minutes from Montreal and 1 hour 30 minutes from Quebec City via Highway 40. Trois-Rivières is the regional capital, and Shawinigan is 20 minutes away. The region is very accessible by car.

Can I go snowmobiling in Mauricie?

Yes, Mauricie is one of Quebec's best snowmobiling regions. The groomed trail network covers hundreds of kilometres and connects several villages and towns. The season typically runs from December to March depending on snowfall.

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