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    4.6 (57 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Looking for carrots
    Susan L.

    We usually avoid touristy things but this caught our eye since it focused on native wildlife. It is a self drive experience. As soon as you enter the gate there are deer waiting for you You have the option to purchase carrots to feed them but we chose not too as it was a rental car and didn't want any scratches. It reminded me of the window washers in the streets if NY or a gang of homeless looking for a handout. As you drove through there were plenty of deer of all types. Some Elk, wild boar, Buffalo and rams. The bear, wolves, foxes and mountain goats were in enclosures. It's a very nice setup. Kids would love it, big kids too!

    Brittney K.

    What an awesome, unique activity! Highly recommend for anyone passing through Montebello or staying nearby. While the high ratings of all the reviews may make it seem like an overrated tourist attraction, Parc Omega was something that actually lived up to the hype. At its core, it is essentially a car safari where you can observe different wild animals from inside your vehicle while driving along a 12km trail throughout a large park. However, one of the main perks is that, in addition to viewing the animals, you can roll down your windows and feed them as well, making for a super immersive and fun experience! We saw and fed a variety of deer and other animals - some very big and some very small! The animals seem quite accustomed to humans and will come up to your car to greet you, waiting for you to offer up a carrot. It sounds simple, but it was very cool to be able to interact so directly with the wildlife in more of a natural setting compared to a zoo or through a fence. There's a list of a few easy rules to follow that you're given at the beginning, and we felt safe the entire time. You can purchase bags of carrots - the only thing you are allowed to feed the animals - both at the visitor center at the entrance and at the gift shop about halfway through the park (if you find you were a little too generous with your carrot-giving in the first half). The latter is located in an area where you can stop and park for a bit, use the restroom, and buy some food, etc. Overall, Parc Omega is a great place for both kids and adults alike! People of all ages can find enjoyment and wonder here interacting with the animals. We spent almost 3 hours here, which was much longer than expected, and you could honestly spend a whole day if you really wanted to. Make sure to stock up on carrots and have your camera ready if you visit!

    Peter T.

    This is amazing experience to drive through a 2000 hectare park with wild boar, rain deer running free. Feeding the rain deer and a beaver by hand with carrots was the highlight of this adventure. You will also have an opportunity to see bears, moose, coyotes, arctic foxes and wolves. There is a snack bar here with refreshments and burgers if you get hungry. The is also a "old farm" area that families can walk through. We spent around 6 hours here seeing and feeding all the different animals.

    Hadia G.

    We have been here many times before but thought during the lockdown what an excellent activity... kids in the car yet they are interacting with animals feeding them through the window and have it a blast! We were lucky it snowed the day before and the scenery was beautiful! In the times of Covid being in nature is one of the best things to do..we booked our time slot and tickets online.. didn't physically touch anything we have them the number at the gate and entered. Thanks parc omega for a lovely experience!

    Timber Wolf
    Joann G.

    What a fantastic experience at Parc Omega today. Fed ALOTof Deer and Elk but saw so much more. Wolves, Bison, Moose, Boar, Bear, and goats! This is an amazing place and we can't recommend it enough. And please stop by and see Allison for your carrot purchase as soon as you enter. She was so sweet.

    Our Yurt!
    Patrick F.

    Overall: A tourist friendly place to get up close and personal with some Canadian animals! Location: about an hour from ottawa Stay: we stayed overnight in the WeTents (yurts). We very interesting and intimate. Staying overnight has the advantages of feeding and learning about wolves and bears. Activities: the main activity is driving through the park and feeding the animals. This is great for kids but we also had a blast getting close to some furry friends. The drive is go at your own pace and they have a radio channel that provides some content. Food & Drink: they have a cafe of sorts that has baked goods and coffee. Pro-tip: bring lots of carrots, you can feed the deer and some other animals and they love it!

    Audrey T.

    Had such a blast at Parc Omega! Loved seeing all the wildlife and having the opportunity to feed them carrots. Be sure to bring a few bags, and break down the carrots to maximize the feeding! We spent a good five hours seeing all the animals, getting out of the car to explore and rest, and taking pictures. All the animals were super pleasant, but do be careful of the goats towards the end!

    Anita C.

    Such a wonderful place to go with friends and family. It is worth the drive from Ottawa and you can occasionally find Groupon savings. It's such a huge park that you drive through to feed the wild animals that roam around. You can choose to bring your own carrots or buy them there. Honestly, the prices are roughly the same there so it doesn't matter what you do unless you buy a huge bag from Costco (trust me, you can't have enough carrots to feed the animals because there are too many of them). You can also tune into their own radio station while you drive through. The food there is a little expensive and they serve the general food truck type foods like poutine an grilled cheese. I recommend bringing your own food if you want to save on money or have a family to feed. It was such a wonderful experience. I recommend it to everyone and kids will love it.

    The bear is having a running nose. Lol
    Eden L.

    I haven't been to a safari park in the winter. It was so fun with a good weather today. I brought 5lb carrots and fed all of them to animals. There is a wolf show on 1pm and 2pm (last about 20 mins). It was informative, and we liked it. You get to guess Alpha male. There are two small restaurants with simple meals like soup and grilled cheese. We ordered a soup and a hot chocolate. They warmed my heart. There is microwave in both restaurant, so people can bring their own food to get heated here. Some spots were so slippery, covered with ice. The little deer were reluctant to walk on the ice to get my carrots. The animals are so cute. We will come again for sure.

    HM M.

    Park omega is so much fun for adults or kids! It's basically a safari and various animals come up to your car to say hello and you can feed them! We took our own carrots and celery and in retrospect we didn't take enough. The animals seem to like the carrots way better than the celery FYI. So bring lots of carrots. You can also buy carrots at the park entrance so it's not a problem if you don't bring your own! You drive through the different parts and in most area you're able to feed the animals and trust me they are not shy to poke their head right into your car so be careful! Of course the animals are super friendly and just want the carrots but if you're a super jumpy person make sure your windows are not too too down lol. In other parts where the animals are more dangerous (Wolves and bisons) they are of course blocked off so you can see them from your car pretty well but of course no feeding allowed. Be prepared to spend lots of time here specially if the car in front of you is having a lot of fun and spending lots of time at each stop they see animals. But it's totally worth it and I would go here anyway! Lots of laughs and great way to spend the day. There are a couple shacks here where you can get snacks and drinks.

    Sara H.

    This place is incredible! We had such a blast feeding the animals from our car and while walking around. It is a must if you're in the area. It was a gorgeous day when we went and perfect for pictures. Reasonable amount to get in the park for the experience you will have. Make sure you bring cash for the Gift Shop! It's cash only. I would have bought so many more items, if I would have known that.

    They have some really cool animals here!
    Mimi J.

    Going to the park is a really fun and relaxing day, but I wish you could interact with the animals more. It is a great experience to see them up close and be able to feed them. There are also play structures for the younger ones, and ample space to have a picnic. Bring napkins and wipes, because the animals WILL drool all over your car window! :P

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    Really fun experience but got a goats head stuck in my car. Keep windows shut while driving.

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    Great accommodations with a variety of activities for people age 1-99! We had an awesome time, thanks TikTok for video recommendation!

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    There is lots to do at Parc Omega. My family spent a whole day here, and they want to go back. Everyone who works is extremely friendly.

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    Club Privilège Mont-Tremblant

    Club Privilège Mont-Tremblant

    2.7(7 reviews)
    62.3 km

    We made this home for a week on our family vacation in Mont Tremblant. We had been to this…read morewonderful resort a decade earlier, staying in the heart of the resort village. This time, we wanted a bit more quiet and stayed at the old village, which was the best choice to appreciate the local culture and enjoy relaxation and quiet nights. Club Privilege Mont Tremblant Voliere resembles the original layouts of old Residence Inns, with separate buildings housing five or six units of different sizes. It has a separate driveway off Chemin de Village and has two small parking areas which on high season, could likely become overcrowded. There is a pool which is un heated, and unserviceable in the Winter. Apparently the management used to have coffee in the morning or breakfast, but if so, it must be in non-winter season as the room was always empty. The units are small and cozy with newer propane fireplaces. We stayed in a two-bedroom, two-bath condo. Although small and perhaps tired, the units are quite efficient and were enough for our family of five people. The en-suite bathroom on the master bedroom was small, and with a shower so small that a large person wouldn't even be able to bend. The one thing that stood out was that the units were very clean. Kitchens are well equipped with refrigerators, range and oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker and toaster. As well as a large storage space. The location of the complex is superb. Six minute walk to the Old Village center with its iconic Hotel Mont Tremblant. Three minute walk to the bus stop to the resort. Two minutes to the grocery store. Two minutes to the ice skating center. Enviable. Overall it was exactly what we needed.

    We recently had a very disappointing experience at the Privilege Mont-Tremblant-Voliere #2272…read moreSitelle 4. Throughout the week, we had to deal with persistant flies in the bathroom, despite our best offert to keep the window closed. Moreover, there was a consistant foul smell that permeated the room creating an uncomfortable environment all week. As it turns out, those flies are drain flies and they are attracted to sewage and filth because where they lay eggs and breed. There are commonly found around leaking pipes or faulty bathroom drains. This explains the foul smell we put up with all week. At the beginning of our stay we asked for another condo and they say no that they were fully booked. To compound our disappointment, the presence of ongoing construction drilling noise in the foundation of our condo was significant nuisance. The disturbance began at around 9:00-9:30am with workers engaging activities such as talking, digging, and moving equipment. Later in the day, the sound of drilling into the foundation became particularly disruptive. This constant noise made it impossible to relax, read, watch tv or concentrate on work--one of us needed to complete remote work during our stay. I made an effort to address these issues with the hotel staff, but I was met with indifference. Their response, suggesting that there was nothing they could as the construction had to continue, left me feeling unheard and frustrated. It would have been appreciated if we had been informed in advance of the plan of the construction, allowing us to make an informed decision about our stay. As a result, we spent an entire day with windows closed to minimize noise, and we had to keep the blinds shut to maintain privacy, as our room was situated on the ground floor. Upon our return I contacted RCI Timeshare and their response was "RCI does not own or manage affiliated resorts; therefore, we have no control over refurbishment schedules" and then they did a copy and paste of : "In the future, if a concern arises during your RCI vacation exchange, it is imperative that you work directly with resort staff to resolve the matter.  It is ultimately each resort's responsibility to ensure its facility is well maintained and offers guests an enjoyable vacation experience.  Should you be dissatisfied with the outcome, please contact RCI during your stay.  By contacting us, you allow us the opportunity to respond to your concerns immediately." Had I known earlier what those flies were I would have never stayed in that condo! I really never expected that kind of condo rental. I really think this was a health concern for my family to breath that foul smell all week and have those flies in the bathroom constantly. Overall, this experience was far from the peaceful stay we anticipated, and I cannot in good conscience recommend this establishment to others. And I would have a hard time recommending anyone to purchase a RCI Timeshare! It wasn't worth the extra $420 and my RCI points I had to pay for the week.

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    Club Privilège Mont-Tremblant - Club Privilege vacation, golf and ski hotel resort offers condo units to rent along with an outdoor pool in the heart of Laurentides

    Club Privilege vacation, golf and ski hotel resort offers condo units to rent along with an outdoor pool in the heart of Laurentides

    Club Privilège Mont-Tremblant - Club Privilege vacation, golf and ski hotel resort offers condo units to rent along with an outdoor pool in the heart of Laurentides

    Club Privilege vacation, golf and ski hotel resort offers condo units to rent along with an outdoor pool in the heart of Laurentides

    Club Privilège Mont-Tremblant - Club Privilege vacation, golf and ski hotel resort offers condo units to rent along with an outdoor pool in the heart of Laurentides

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    Club Privilege vacation, golf and ski hotel resort offers condo units to rent along with an outdoor pool in the heart of Laurentides

    Chalet Domaine Ste-Agathe - Quick shots of the various Swiss chalets for rent.   You'll love them  :-)

    Chalet Domaine Ste-Agathe

    3.7(6 reviews)
    66.8 km

    We rented chalet 19 and were very happy with our rental . Bernard (the husband?) told us about a…read moregreat kayak rental that to us was very affordable at $35 each for a 4 hour kayak down a gorgeous and cool river . It was amazing . The chalets are very close to grocery store and Tim Horton's (always important lol) the hot tub and heated private pool was enjoyed much of the days and always before bed at night Internet was good enuff to hook Netflix to the tv from a laptop for the kiddos .. AC for us Americans lol kept it cold inside . Basic cable .. one log is provided and extra firewood is available.. Great place ... great time in the laurentides ... merci for everything

    Need a weekend away from the city? Want to be surrounded by nothing but peace and nature?…read more Domaine Ste Agathe is absolutely where you need to go. I forget how many times we've stayed there - 8 or 9, I think. We've gone alone and also have brought our friends up. We try to rent a different house every time. Although all of the Swiss style homes are similar, each one has it's own charm (one is right at the top of a mountain, one has a second fireplace at the indoor pool, one has an amazing spa/pool on the deck, etc). They allow you to bring your dogs for a very small fee of $10 per night which is perfect for us, we bring our two Chihuahuas everywhere. Choose between having a hot tub or a pool.....or you can have both. Choose between 1 bedroom all the way up to 6 bedrooms. They have about 30 different fully equipped homes that will absolutely make you happy, whatever you're looking for. The family that runs it is absolutely lovely and so helpful. We'll be back!

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    Chalet Domaine Ste-Agathe - Chalet #26 familiale

    Chalet #26 familiale

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    Chambre des maitres avec tourbillon

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    Chalets Oasis

    4.0(1 review)
    56.3 km

    (SUMMARY AT THE END)…read more The family decided to treat itself to a luxury chalet rental for our summer vacation. We wanted a place with plenty of space, waterfront and, since we'd be travelling with 2 kids under three, not too far from Montreal. Luckily we already heard of Chalets Oasis. (Yes it's part of the Fiddler Lake gated community but it's a long/weird complicated story that seems to punish Chalets Oasis renters) So at 600$+ a night we found our luxury rental. Every aspect related to booking and renting went perfectly. The week leading up to the rental date I found myself taking the initiative to know things such as the access code, which, for the price I found odd but dismissed. Also checkin was at 4:00 (total waste of a day)! Again, a bit surprised considering the price. There was an option for early checkin at noon but I had to inquire. Chalets Oasis should always assume early checkin is preferable. It costs an additional (somewhat insulting) 35$ but I would have paid for it. Upon our arrival we noticed the outside was littered with cigarette butts and shards of glass. Look don't get me wrong, it was a great location, a huge house and plenty of amenities. It's clear however the owners do NOT even visit here otherwise they would have noticed that: - most hinges and door handles need to be replaced - bathtub stoppers don't work (remember kids) - loose/cracked tiles here and there - and other tiny details that most people probably wouldn't care about Again I refer to the price and suggest that Chalets Oasis needs to focus on the final touches and stop continuing to kick the repair can down the road

    From the owner: Vacation Rentals short and long term rentalsread more

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    Serendipity Hideaway - Follow the glow home. A magical snow-filled path leading to our lit-up A-frame.

    Serendipity Hideaway

    5.0(1 review)
    89.2 km

    I have stayed here a few times & absolutely love the calm lake , the quietude and serenity that I…read morefeel here. Kayaks, Paddle boards , row boat, hammock and fire pit ... this place has it all. With such a clear lake who needs a spa .The owner is very responsive and quite available to answer all our questions.

    From the owner: What sets Serendipity Hideaway apart is the rare combination of a verified 5-star reputation and a…read morepristine, multi-sport mountain setting. Unlike standard rentals, we offer: A Proven Track Record: We are proud to hold 70+ five-star reviews from Airbnb, Booking.com, and Google, backed by a perfect 10/10 rating for guest satisfaction. The Athlete’s Retreat: Our unique location is a premier destination for those looking to train for triathlons or endurance sports in a serene, high-altitude environment. Privacy & Accessibility: We offer a massive 40,000 sq. ft. private wooded lot with a shallow-entry beach that is exceptionally safe for young families—all located just 100 km ( 60 miles) north of Montreal. A Clutter-Free Aesthetic: Our chalet is recently renovated with a focus on a clean, modern, and high-functioning interior, ensuring a peaceful environment free from the typical 'cottage clutter.' Curated Amenities: While we are a self-catering private retreat, we provide the premium touches of a high-end B&B. From starting your day with a Nespresso and bottled water on us to providing all your firewood and BBQ propane, we ensure your stay is seamless, generous, and completely stress-free.

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    Serendipity Hideaway - Golden hour picture with my back to the lake

    Golden hour picture with my back to the lake

    Serendipity Hideaway - Brightly lit . These large windows look out onto the lake

    Brightly lit . These large windows look out onto the lake

    Serendipity Hideaway - Relax on the hammock and watch the kids play in the safe and shallow beach area

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    Relax on the hammock and watch the kids play in the safe and shallow beach area

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