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Pourvoirie Mitchinamécus

Laurentides·Lac-Bazinet·★ 4.3(12 reviews — Google)
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About

Pourvoirie Mitchinamecus spreads 182.5 km² of Hautes-Laurentides forest around some fifty lakes and the Mitchinamecus River, whose Indigenous name means "big trout" and which runs more than 35 km across the territory. Ten log cottages, each set on its own lakeshore, share ten exclusive hunting zones of more than 15 km² apiece: moose hunting runs over three weeks for parties of at least four hunters, black-bear hunting takes place in June over daily-baited sites, and small-game hunting — ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, hare — is open across the whole territory, on foot, by ATV or by truck. On the fishing side, brook trout fill nearly forty of the fifty-two lakes, lake trout and a few splake hold the depths of Grand Lac Clark, walleye are taken in more than ten lakes and in the river, and northern pike rule lacs Omer and Louise; the busiest lakes are restocked more than once a season. The river also offers many prepared wading spots, fly or light-tackle, where brook trout and walleye come out of the same pool, plus more than 35 km of canoe and kayak descent. In winter, four cottages stay open: snowmobiling off the Trans-Québec trail, ice fishing on five trout lakes, four walleye lakes and two pike lakes, and more than 40 km of snowshoe and cross-country ski trails. The territory has been worked since the 1930s, was constituted as an outfitter in the 1970s under the name "Pourvoirie des Cent lacs Nord", and was renamed in 2005 in tribute to the river.

Exclusive rights · 182.1 km²Territory
By roadAccess
CabinLodging
Year-roundSeason
European plan (no meals)Meals
Self-guidedGuiding

Packages

Hunt
Included
  • Exclusive hunting zone of more than 15 km² assigned to the cottage
  • Log cottage on a lakeshore (furnished; bedding not provided)
  • Boats and oars
  • Propane gas, propane fridge and stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • Fish scale
  • B.B.Q.
  • Radio communication system with the welcome office (cottages more than 3 km out)
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Food, drinks and drinking water
  • Bedding, sleeping bags and pillows
  • Motors, gas and batteries for electric motors (a limited number of motors can be rented, reserve ahead)
  • Bait
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
Detailed rates
First week – 4 adults, 7 nights (1 moose per sector)$1,450
Second week – 4 adults, 7 nights (1 moose per sector)$1,450
Third week – 4 adults, 7 nights (1 moose per sector)$1,450
Included
  • Access to the whole territory (no exclusive zone)
  • Log cottage on a lakeshore
  • Boats and oars
  • Propane gas, propane fridge and stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
Not included
  • Hunting licence
  • Food, drinks and drinking water
  • Bedding, sleeping bags and pillows
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
Fishing
Included
  • Log cottage on a lakeshore, with assigned exclusive lakes
  • Boats and oars
  • Water tower and pump
  • Propane gas, propane fridge and stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Fish scale
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
Not included
  • Fishing licence
  • Food, drinks and drinking water
  • Bedding, sleeping bags and pillows
  • Motors, gas and batteries for electric motors (limited rentals, reserve ahead)
  • Bait
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
Detailed rates
Adult – minimum 2 adults, 2 nights (May to September)$150
Child 13 to 16 years old$100
Included
  • Log cottage on a lakeshore, with assigned exclusive lakes
  • Boats and oars
  • Water tower and pump
  • Propane gas, propane fridge and stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Fish scale
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
Not included
  • Fishing licence
  • Food, drinks and drinking water
  • Bedding, sleeping bags and pillows
  • Motors, gas and batteries for electric motors
  • Bait
Detailed rates
Adult – minimum 2 people, 4 nights (May to September)$130
Child 13 to 16 years old$100
Included
  • Winter cottage (Armature, Baril, Dan or Rouleau), within 3.5 km of the welcome office
  • Bedding, towels and soap
  • Drinking water
  • Coffee and condiments, salt and pepper
  • Toilet paper and paper towels
  • Propane gas, solar fridge and propane stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
Not included
  • Fishing licence
  • Food and drinks (an à-la-carte menu is emailed after booking and delivered to the cottage before arrival, billed separately)
  • Toothbrush, toothpaste and personal effects
  • Fishing gear
Combo
Included
  • Daily-baited sites and blinds
  • Fishing included (brook trout, walleye, pike)
  • Log cottage on a lakeshore
  • Boats and oars
  • Propane gas, propane fridge and stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
Not included
  • Hunting and fishing licences
  • Food, drinks and drinking water
  • Bedding, sleeping bags and pillows
  • Motors, gas and batteries for electric motors
  • Fishing bait
  • Safety vests (mandatory)
Detailed rates
4 nights (minimum 1 person)$1,450
Additional night$230
Lodging
Included
  • Winter cottage (Armature, Baril, Dan or Rouleau)
  • Bedding, towels and soap
  • Drinking water
  • Coffee and condiments, salt and pepper
  • Toilet paper and paper towels
  • Propane gas, solar fridge and propane stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
  • Access to the snowshoe and cross-country ski trails (more than 40 km)
Not included
  • Food and drinks (à-la-carte menu delivered to the cottage, billed separately)
  • Toothbrush, toothpaste and personal effects
  • Snowmobile, snowshoe or ski equipment
Included
  • Visit of the hunting sector
  • Log cottage on a lakeshore
  • Propane gas, propane fridge and stove
  • Firewood and kindling
  • Solar lighting
  • Dishes, cutlery, glassware, pans and pots
  • B.B.Q.
Not included
  • Fishing
  • Food, drinks and drinking water
  • Bedding, sleeping bags and pillows

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

Location & access

Lac-Bazinet (47.5337, -74.8741)

Access : By road

Road access. The welcome post sits at km 112 of the chemin de Parent, a gravel road linking Parent to the village of Mont-Saint-Michel; every access road to the zones and cottages branches off it. Published route: take Autoroute 15 North (Autoroute des Laurentides), then Route 117 North; 10 km past Lac Saguay, turn right onto Route 311 North and drive 16 km; turn left toward Lac St-Paul and Mont-Saint-Michel; at Mont-Saint-Michel, turn right and drive 3 km, then turn right again onto the dirt road; at km 82, turn left and follow the signs for Parent. Cottages are between 1.5 and about fifteen kilometres from the welcome office. Cottage access roads are dirt and gravel, drivable depending on the case by car, light truck, 4x4 truck or ATV; exclusive lakes are mostly reached by light truck, 4x4 or ATV, and some remote lakes only by water with a short or medium portage. The prepared wading spots along the river are reached on foot, less than 5 minutes from the chemin de Parent. In winter, snowmobile access is via the Trans-Québec TQ33 trail, linked to the outfitter by a 7 km groomed trail; the cottages open in winter are within 3.5 km of the welcome office (km 112.5). The outfitter has its own helipad at km 119 of the chemin de Parent (Air Medic member).

Reviews

4.312 reviews

Data refreshed on August 30, 2026 · Québec tourism registry — no. 850060

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