Centre de Plein-Air du Lac Dudley

The Centre de Plein Air du Lac Dudley is a family-run outdoor centre on the shore of Lac Dudley, in the upper Laurentides, on the Rivière du Lièvre (one of Quebec's longest rivers). On a wooded site overlooking the lake, it rents a waterfront mini cabin sleeping 4 adults or a family (2 bedrooms, full kitchen, air conditioning, private dock), along with seasonal and daily campsites (tent, trailer, fifth-wheel, 2-3 services) and backcountry camping on the peninsula. The centre rents motorboats (15 HP), a 21-foot fishing pontoon (90 HP, 10 people) and non-motorized nautical gear (canoes, kayaks, paddle boards, pedal boats, wakeboards, water skis, tubes). On-site services include a boat launch, showers and hot water, a laundry room, and firewood for sale. Access to many neighbouring lakes and to the Rivière du Lièvre makes the site popular for fishing (walleye, yellow perch, bass, pike, maskinonge), water activities, swimming, walking trails and, in winter, ice fishing, snowmobiling, ATV riding and snowshoeing. Run by the same family since 1958, the site was renamed Centre de Plein Air du Lac Dudley in the 2000s.