Fishing · Camping & Hiking · Hunting & Shooting · Quebec
A remote outfitter-style inn at Lac-Marguerite in the Haute-Gatineau with lakeside chalets, a campground, a sandy beach and walleye fishing and hunting. Most guests praise the staff and setting.
Auberge de la Gatineau is a back-country lodge with chalets of various sizes and a campground on a lake in the upper Gatineau. Visitors describe it as peaceful and far from town, yet with power and drinking water, and some cell reception in parts of the property.
Most recent reviews are glowing about the owners and staff. One group had a mechanical problem with an ATV and said the staff did everything they could to help. Chalets are described as clean and comfortable, and the on-site pizza gets several enthusiastic mentions.
The large beach with white sand and no weeds is a favourite with families, and one visitor noted it was clean enough for kids to play barefoot. Guests come for walleye fishing, hunting and relaxing by the lake, and one even mentions watching the northern lights.
One older review paints a very different picture: mice in the kitchen, a propane smell, no morning water and a run-down cabin, with ATVs everywhere. It's a single report from several years ago against many positive recent ones, but it's worth asking which chalet you'll get and expecting a rustic, ATV-friendly setting.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 56 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Auberge de la Gatineau directly.
