Fishing · Quebec
Village Nordik du Port de Québec
A winter ice fishing village on the Bassin Louise in the Port of Québec, with gear supplied and heated huts, popular with families and first-timers, though it can get crowded.
What visitors say
Village Nordik du Port de Québec sets up an ice fishing village on the Bassin Louise, right in Québec City, in winter. The city backdrop is part of the appeal, and most visitors treat it as an easy outdoor activity for families, friends and newcomers to ice fishing. Dogs are welcome.
Everything you need is provided: rods, worms, ice scoops, buckets and bags to take your catch home. Visitors can fish outside or book a heated hut; one guest who took a guided three-hour session found the heated igloo made a big difference. Recent reviewers describe friendly, helpful staff and good-sized trout, with some groups reaching their limit quickly. Catch limits apply per person, so check the current rule when you book.
It's well suited to first-timers and children, and recent visitors call it good value.
Not every visit goes smoothly. One family found the site crowded and saw very few fish caught in two hours. Plan to go at a quieter time if you can, and dress warmly.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 85 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Village Nordik du Port de Québec directly.