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Forêt Baera

Laurentides·Notre-Dame-du-Laus· 5.0(86 reviews — Google)
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About

Forêt Baera is a family-run outfitter in the Laurentides, on the edge of the Outaouais near Kiamika, where fishing, hunting, vacationing and camping all unfold around Lake Berneuil. The territory has six trout lakes — lake trout (grey trout), brook trout and rainbow trout — plus a pike lake, stocked to strict standards; you can fish with lures or fly, in summer and on the ice in winter. It is an exclusive territory for big and small game: white-tailed deer (baited 4–11 km² sectors with blinds), moose (a territory of about 24 km²), black bear (high density managed across 80 bait sites) and small game, by bow, crossbow, muzzleloader or rifle, with a guide service available on request. Lodging is in nine eco-friendly self-contained cabins — from the modern Lodge to secluded rustic camps like Le Panache and Le Ruisseau — and on rustic campsites reachable by boat, on foot or by vehicle. A family business since 2015, Steve and his team offer a warm welcome in an authentic setting to unplug deep in nature, as a couple, a family or with friends.

Hunting · FishingActivities
Exclusive rightsTerritory
By roadAccess
22.5official km²
European plan (no meals)Meals
Guides availableGuiding
FRLanguages

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Exclusive territory assigned to your cabin (4–11 km² sector)
  • Private self-contained cabin lodging for the duration of the stay
  • White-tailed deer hunting rights per registered hunter
  • Welcome, safety briefing, instructions and personalized recommendations
  • Advice on sectors, animal habits, movement and strategy
  • Access to blinds / stands and available locations
  • Use of roads and access to designated hunting zones
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Provincial licences
  • Food, transport, gas and personal expenses
  • Extra baiting service
Detailed rates
Rustic cabin — 5 nights (per hunter)$1,050
Rustic cabin — 7 nights (per hunter)$1,200
Rustic cabin — 9 nights (per hunter)$1,350
Luxury cabin — 5 nights (per hunter)$1,600
Luxury cabin — 7 nights (per hunter)$1,700
Luxury cabin — 9 nights (per hunter)$1,900
Good to know

Per-hunter 'from' rate (taxes extra, prices subject to change without notice). Read on the /tarifs/ page (reached from the main menu). Priced by cabin type and length — Rustic cabin: 5 nights from $1,050, 7 nights $1,200, 9 nights $1,350. Luxury cabin: 5 nights $1,600, 7 nights $1,700, 9 nights $1,900. priceFrom = $1,050 (lowest published per-hunter rate). Exclusive territory assigned to your cabin (4–11 km² per sector), centrally baited sites, blinds. Bow, crossbow, muzzleloader or rifle. Central baiting: extra baiting service available at additional cost. Provincial licences, food, transport, gas not included.

Included
  • Full access to the exclusive private territory (about 24 km²)
  • Private self-contained cabin lodging for the group, full stay
  • Moose hunting rights for each registered hunter
  • Welcome, safety briefing, instructions and personalized recommendations
  • Advice on sectors, animal habits, movement and strategy
  • Access to roads, hunting zones, blinds / stands and facilities
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Licences
  • Food, transport, gas and personal expenses
Detailed rates
Rustic cabin — 7 nights, 2–4 hunters (per group)$4,199
Rustic cabin — 7 nights, 5–6 hunters (per group)$5,199
Luxury cabin — 7 nights, 2–4 hunters (per group)$6,160
Luxury cabin — 7 nights, 5–6 hunters (per group)$8,240
Good to know

Per-GROUP rate (taxes extra, prices subject to change without notice). Read on the /tarifs/ page (reached from the main menu). 'Sold out for the 2026 season' — package shown full for 2025 and 2026, but rates remain published. 7-night stay on an exclusive territory of about 24 km². Rustic cabin: 2–4 hunters $4,199/group, 5–6 hunters $5,199/group. Luxury cabin: 2–4 hunters $6,160/group, 5–6 hunters $8,240/group. priceFrom = $4,199 (lowest published per-group rate). Licences, food, transport, gas and personal expenses not included.

Included
  • Private cabin lodging
  • A baited hunting site
  • Bear hunting rights
  • Guide service for the bear hunt
  • Fishing rights for one person
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Provincial licence
Detailed rates
Hunter / night (guided)$300
Good to know

$300/night per hunter (taxes extra, prices subject to change without notice). Read on the /tarifs/ page (reached from the main menu). Guided package including private cabin lodging, a baited hunting site, bear hunting rights, a guide service for the bear hunt, and fishing rights for one person. Forêt Baera manages 80 bait sites, including on the SEPAQ Papineau-Labelle wildlife reserve.

Good to know

Activity advertised on the /activites/chasse/ page but with NO published rate — there is no small-game package on the /tarifs/ page (re-verified 2026-06-22, zero money tokens for small game). Presented as a good introduction to more complex hunting sports. priceFrom left null: no published price.

Fishing
Included
  • Access to the private territory
  • Day fishing rights (per person)
  • Welcome / quick briefing (rules, safety, best practices)
  • On-water orientation
  • Access to basic on-site facilities
  • Rowboat included (2-angler minimum)
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Provincial licence
  • Electric-motor rental
  • Rod rental / lure sales
  • PFD rental
Detailed rates
Day fishing right (per angler)$92
Good to know

$92/angler, one day's fishing rights (taxes extra, prices subject to change without notice). Read on the /tarifs/ page (reached from the main menu). Summer: brook trout, rainbow trout (limit 5) and grey/lake trout (limit 2, 55 cm+). Winter: ice fishing, brook and rainbow trout (limit 5). Rowboat included (2-angler minimum). Electric motor, rods, lures and PFDs available to rent/buy on site, not included. Children 15 and under fish free (counted on the parents' quota); ages 15–18: half-quota.

Included
  • Private self-contained cabin lodging for the duration of the stay
  • Fishing rights on the private territory (per angler)
  • One rowboat per pair of anglers
  • Welcome, briefing and instructions (safety, best practices, regulations)
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Provincial licences
  • Food, transport, gas
  • Bait / lures and personal effects
  • Motor rental (electric motors available on site)
Detailed rates
Rustic waterfront cabin — high season (May-June) /night/angler$160
Rustic waterfront cabin — low season (Jul-Apr) /night/angler$144
Luxury waterfront cabin /night/angler$179
Rustic cabin away from main lakes /night/angler$120
Good to know

Rate PER NIGHT PER ADULT ANGLER (taxes extra, prices subject to change without notice). 2–4 angler minimum depending on the cabin. Read on the /tarifs/ page (reached from the main menu). Priced by lodging type and season — Rustic waterfront cabin: high season (May-June) $160-180, low season (Jul-Apr) $144-162. Luxury waterfront cabin: $179-199 (high and low season). Rustic cabin away from the main lakes: $120-140 (high and low season). priceFrom = $120 (lowest published per-night/per-angler rate). Motors not included (electric motors rentable on site). Package: private self-contained cabin lodging, fishing rights per angler, one rowboat per pair of anglers. Six trout lakes and one pike lake. Children 15 and under free; ages 15-18 half-quota. Licences, food, transport, gas, bait/lures not included.

Lodging
Included
  • Secluded rustic campsite
Not included
  • Taxes
  • Fishing rights ($92/day per angler)
Detailed rates
Campsite without fishing / night$35
Good to know

$35/night for a campsite without fishing (taxes extra, prices subject to change without notice). Read on the /tarifs/ page. Fishing rights extra: $92/day per angler. Rustic sites: Le Castor, Le Cerf, La petite roche, Le canotier sauvage — on private lakes or peninsulas, reachable by boat, on foot or by vehicle, secluded with no neighbours.

Prices are provided by the outfitter — check availability when booking.

Location & access

800 papineau-Labelle 8 Notre-Dame-du-Laus (46.2260, -75.4183)

Access : By road

Road access to Lake Berneuil, in Kiamika, on the border of the Laurentides and the Outaouais. Some campsites, on private lakes or peninsulas, are also reachable by boat or on foot. The site publishes no civic address or detailed directions.

Reviews

5.086 reviews

Data refreshed on June 22, 2026

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