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Camp Denis

Abitibi-Témiscamingue·Rouyn-Noranda·★ 4.5(11 reviews — Google)
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About

Camp Denis is a hunting and fishing outfitter in the heart of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, in the Rapide-Sept area on Réservoir Décelles. Known as 'the black bear specialists,' it runs 63+ active bait sites equipped with cameras, plus ground blinds and single and double tree stands — including sites accessible to physically challenged hunters — for a 7-day spring bear hunt offered in May and June with an advertised success rate in the high 80% to mid 90%; the package includes lodging, licenses, three meals a day, field dressing, processing and guide service. In the fall it adds moose hunting (road hunt and spot-and-stalk, with two Outpost Moose Camps available on request) and small game hunting. For fishing, from May to October, Réservoir Décelles holds trophy walleye and northern pike as well as sturgeon (legal to keep from June 15), and the Ottawa River offers excellent shoreline fishing; guide, boat, motor, gas, bait and lures are all available on site. Lodging is in 13 modern cabins with full kitchens and showers; trailer and tent campsites are also available, and the camps are handicap-accessible. Pets and children are welcome and Sunday hunting is legal.

Non-exclusiveTerritory
By roadAccess
CabinLodging
May 15 – Oct 30Season
American or European planMeals
Guides availableGuiding

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Lodging
  • Hunting license
  • Fishing license
  • Three (3) meals per day
  • Field dress and processing (bear skinned out, quartered and frozen by the guide)
  • Guide service
  • 63+ active bait sites with cameras
  • Ground blinds and single/double tree stands
Not included
  • Handguns not allowed (NO HANDGUNS)
  • Orange vest (required)
  • Personal effects and toiletries (bring your own)
Included
  • Lodging
  • Two (2) Outpost Moose Camps available on request (limited availability)
Not included
  • Licenses
  • Meals (optional food package: USD $250 + tax/person/week)
  • Moose quartering and transport (hunter's responsibility)
  • Handguns not allowed (NO HANDGUNS)
  • Orange vest (required)
Not included
  • Handguns not allowed (NO HANDGUNS)
  • Orange vest (required)
Fishing
Included
  • Lodging (weekly, based on 2 people)
  • Access to Réservoir Décelles and the Ottawa River
  • Fish house and freezer available
Not included
  • Meals (not included)
  • Fishing license
  • Additional person (USD $150 + tax/person)
  • Boat and motor rental, gas
  • Guide service (nominal fee extra)
Detailed rates
2 people / week (US$)$550
Additional person / week (US$)$150
Lodging
Included
  • Modern cabin with full kitchen (microwave, coffee pot, toaster)
  • Electric heat
  • Showers available
Not included
  • Additional person (USD $150/person)
  • Linens, towels, toiletries (bring your own)
  • Boat, motor and gas rental
Detailed rates
Cabin – week, 2 people (US$)$500
Additional person / week (US$)$150
Per person / day, min. 2 (US$)$45

Prices are set by the outfitter and can change without notice. Confirm rates and availability with them before you book.

Location & access

19682 rang du Rapide-Sept Rouyn-Noranda (47.7609, -78.3203)

Access : By road

Road access. The camp is at Rapide-Sept, on Réservoir Décelles (Abitibi-Témiscamingue), reached via Témiscaming and Belleterre (Lac Simard area). The operator provides two downloadable PDF road maps ('Maps/Directions' page): from the USA (Buffalo/Fort Erie, NY, via North Bay and Témiscaming, with a marked shortcut and the last gas station flagged) and from Montreal. Open May to October.

Reviews

4.511 reviews

Data refreshed on July 1, 2026 · Québec tourism registry — no. 850600

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