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Abitibi-Témiscamingue·Laniel·★ 4.4(23 reviews — Google)

About

Camp La Lucarne (Opemica Lodge) is an Indigenous-owned outfitter, owned and operated by the Algonquin people of Wolf Lake First Nation, in the vacation village of Laniel in the Témiscamingue. The main lodge sits in a quiet bay of the legendary Lake Kipawa and welcomes nature- and adventure-loving families. The territory offers fishing (lake trout, walleye and northern pike, occasionally lake whitefish and perch), large- and small-game hunting (a no-exclusive-rights outfitter with maintained hunting sites), plus ATVing and snowmobiling on the Trans-Quebec #63 trail, hiking and lakeside relaxation. Lodging ranges from fully equipped 2-bedroom cabins (full kitchen, woodstove, private dock) to lodge rooms, camping (RV and tent) and the remote solar-powered North River Chalet at Hunter's Point, with access to lakes Kipawa and Ostaboningue. A resto-bar serves Indigenous-inspired food. Easy paved-road access. The lodge's story dates back to the 1950s (once the Maple Leaf Camp); acquired in 2010 by Wolf Lake First Nation.

Hunting · FishingActivities

Non-exclusiveTerritory

By roadAccess

European plan (no meals)Meals

Self-guidedGuiding

FRLanguages

Packages

Hunt

Included

✓ Access to the hunt area
✓ Use of the outfitter's maintained hunting sites

Not included

✕ Tags / licences (picked up at ProNature in Témiscaming)

Detailed rates

Per hunter / week$1,000

Good to know

$1,000 per person per week, per hunter (read on /packages/ and /things-to-see-and-do/hunting/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). Grants access to the hunt area; does not include tags. The outfitter is classified 'PSDE' (no exclusive rights): you use the outfitter's maintained hunting sites but may encounter other hunters (first come, first served). Tags are picked up at ProNature in Témiscaming; not sold on site. The site advertises 'large and small game' without naming the large-game species — only small game is kept as a target; large game is left unspecified.

Fishing

Included

✓ 1 cabin
✓ 1 boat
✓ Gas
✓ Bait

Not included

✕ Fishing licence

Detailed rates

7 days / person$675

5 days / person$575

Good to know

Per-person price (read on /packages/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21): $675/person for 7 days, $575/person for 5 days. 2-person minimum required. Includes 1 cabin, 1 boat, gas and bait. The fishing season runs from May to fall on Lake Kipawa. Species: lake trout, walleye and northern pike; occasionally lake whitefish (no vocabulary slug) and perch can be caught, in smaller quantity.

Combo

Included

✓ 1 cabin
✓ 2 boats
✓ 4 adults

Not included

✕ Gas
✕ Bait

Detailed rates

1 cabin, 2 boats, 4 adults – 1 week$1,800

Good to know

$1,800 for 1 week (read on /packages/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). Includes 1 cabin, 2 boats and access for 4 adults — a lodging + fishing package for a group on Lake Kipawa. Does NOT include gas or bait. Per-package (per-group) price.

Included

✓ 1 cabin
✓ 1 boat
✓ 2 adults, 2 children

Not included

✕ Gas
✕ Bait

Detailed rates

1 cabin, 1 boat, 2 adults + 2 children – 1 week$1,100

Good to know

$1,100 per week (read on /packages/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). Includes 1 cabin, 1 boat and access for 2 adults and 2 children — a family lodging + fishing package on Lake Kipawa. Does NOT include gas or bait. Per-package (per-family) price.

Lodging

Included

✓ Full kitchen
✓ 3-piece bathroom
✓ Satellite TV
✓ Internet
✓ Woodstove
✓ Personal BBQ, picnic table, firepit and dock

Detailed rates

Weekly – 2 people$800

Daily Sun-Thurs$150

Daily Fri-Sat$175

Daily long weekend$200

Good to know

Prices based on double occupancy (read on /accommodations/cabins-1-4/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). Weekly rate: $800 for 2 people, $150 per extra guest (ages 11+). Daily rate: Sun-Thurs $150/night, Fri-Sat $175/night, long weekend $200/night, $50 per extra guest. Two-bedroom cabins with full kitchen, 3-piece bathroom, satellite TV, internet and woodstove; private BBQ, picnic table, firepit and dock. Four cabins sleeping 6 to 8 people.

Included

✓ 32" flat-screen TV with satellite
✓ Bedding and towels included
✓ Shared bathroom

Detailed rates

Kipawa (king bed) – per night$80

Mahingan – per night$80

Mukwa – per person$25

Good to know

Three rooms above the main lodge that share a bathroom (read on /accommodations/lodge-rooms/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). Each room: 32" flat-screen TV with satellite; bedding and towels included. Kipawa: $80/night (king bed, loveseat, coffee table, dressers, mini fridge, balcony). Mahingan: $80/night, $10 per extra person (1 double bed, 2 single beds). Mukwa: $25/person (queen bed, closet).

Included

✓ Propane kitchen
✓ 3-piece bathroom with shower
✓ Hot water
✓ Woodstove
✓ Solar and generator power
✓ Dock with a 16' canoe

Detailed rates

Weekly (Saturday to Saturday)$875

Daily – per night$200

Good to know

Remote solar-powered chalet in the historic settlement of Hunter's Point, with access to Lake Kipawa and Lake Ostaboningue (read on /accommodations/north-river-chalet/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). Weekly: $875 Saturday to Saturday, $225 per extra guest. Daily: $200/night, $75 per extra guest. Sleeps up to 9 (2 bedrooms, loft, pull-out couches). Propane kitchen, 3-piece bathroom with shower, hot water, woodstove, solar and generator power. Dock with a 16' canoe included. Reached by gravel roads; boat launch at Hunter's Point.

Included

✓ Access to site amenities

Not included

✕ Site services (none offered)

Detailed rates

RV – per night$40

RV – season$850

Tent – per night$35

Good to know

Sites for RVs, trailers, boats and tents (read on /accommodations/live-aboard-recreational-camping-and-moorage/, re-confirmed 2026-06-21). RVs: $40/night, $850/season. Tenting: $35/night. No site services, but access to site amenities.

Activity

Included

✓ Safety equipment with each boat

Not included

✕ Gas

Detailed rates

21' freighter canoe, 40hp motor (8 max) – day$100

16' aluminum boat, 20hp motor (4 max) – day$85

16' fiberglass boat, 15hp motor (3 max) – day$75

16' canoe – day$30

Single kayak – day$25

Double kayak – day$30

Stand-up paddleboard – day$25

Good to know

Rental grid read on /boat-rentals-and-moorage/ (re-confirmed 2026-06-21); all boats come with safety equipment. Motorboats: 21' freighter canoe with 40hp motor (8 ppl max) $100/day, $600/week; 16' aluminum boat with 20hp motor (4 max) $85/day, $500/week; 16' fiberglass boat with 15hp motor (3 max) $75/day, $450/week. Non-motorized: 16' canoe $30/day, $180/week; single kayak $25/day, $150/week; double kayak $30/day, $180/week; stand-up paddleboard $25/day, $150/week. Non-guest moorage: $20/day, $100/week, $350/season. Trailer storage: $9/day, $55/week, $300/season.

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

Location & access

1920 route 101, Laniel, Quebec J0Z 2K0 (47.0369, -79.2721)

Access : By road

Main lodge reached by paved road in Laniel, Témiscamingue. The North River Chalet at Hunter's Point is more remote and reached by gravel roads: from Kipawa, take the Maniwaki road east, then at km marker 38 turn left onto Red Pine Rd heading north; after 11 km turn left onto Bearn Rd heading northwest; at km 65 turn right onto Birch Lake Rd, then right onto Chalet Rd. From Bearn: Chemin de Penetration east to Zec Kipawa, then Chemin du Lac Moran and Bearn Rd, left onto Birch Lake Rd at km 65, right onto Chalet Rd. Boat launch on Bearn Rd at the Hunter's Point bridge (around km 68). Small sector of cell range at km 75.

Hunting zone 13 Fishing zone 13