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Pourvoirie Pavillon Basilières

Lanaudière·Saint-Zénon·★ 4.7(220 reviews — Google)
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About

Tucked away in Saint-Zénon, in the north of the beautiful Lanaudière region, Pourvoirie Pavillon Basilières is a family-run outfitter known for its warm welcome. Its exclusive-rights leased territory spreads over 20 km² and holds six wild lakes stocked year-round with brook and rainbow trout — it's hard to come back empty-handed here! The specialty is trout fishing with a cabin stay: you'll chase brook trout (9 to 14 inches, in every lake), rainbow trout, and occasionally brown trout and splake on lac Bernard. Twelve comfortable cabins, all reachable by car, host 2 to 13 people depending on the unit, equipped with propane and solar power (fridge, stove, wood stove, shower and hot water, BBQ), with one rowboat per two anglers included. Day fishing is also offered on lac Bernard. In winter, two cabins (Belvédère and Falaise) stay open for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling and ice fishing as an add-on. On site: walking trails, bird-observation points, and the VitaForêt workshop on non-timber forest products. Owners: Sébastien Borgeaud and Corinne Paris.

Non-exclusiveTerritory
By roadAccess
CabinLodging
May 1 – Oct 15 · Dec 23 – Mar 10Season
European plan (no meals)Meals
Self-guidedGuiding

Packages

Fishing
Included
  • Cabin lodging (European plan)
  • Fishing right
  • One rowboat per 2 paying people
  • A pedal boat
  • Propane-gas or solar equipment (fridge, freezer, stove/oven, lighting, heating, percolator coffee maker)
  • Indoor toilet, shower and hot water (except Trappeur cabin: shower at the welcome lodge)
  • Wood stove (except Trappeur cabin)
  • Cookware, utensils, outdoor BBQ (gas provided)
  • Toilet paper, biodegradable dish soap, towels, garbage bags, matches, fire extinguisher
  • Free freezing service
  • Daily cabin service each morning (worms, wood, ice, fishing tips, garbage pickup)
Not included
  • Fishing licence (not sold on site; buy on quebec.ca)
  • Drinking water and bedding (bring your own)
  • Electric motor rental ($40/day; packages 2 nights $75, 3 nights $100, 4 nights $130, 5 nights $150, 6 nights $175)
  • Battery rental ($18/day; packages 2 nights $30, 3 nights $42, 4 nights $53, 5 nights $66, 6 nights $78)
  • Dogs: $40 for the duration of the stay
Included
  • Day fishing right
  • Rowboat with motor and 2 batteries per boat
  • Facilities: toilet, shelters, picnic tables, gutting sink
Not included
  • Fishing licence
Lodging
Included
  • Cabin lodging (Belvédère or Falaise)
  • Electric fridge/freezer
  • Gas and 12V solar lighting
  • Automatic propane heating and wood stove
  • Indoor firewood included
  • Dishes, pots, utensils, dish towels
  • Mattresses provided
Not included
  • Drinking water, bedding, sleeping bags, pillows (bring your own)
  • Snowshoes / cross-country ski gear (bring your own)
  • Ice fishing (add-on only)
Detailed rates
Belvédère – per night (max 4 people)$350
Falaise – per night (max 10 people)$700

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

Location & access

3328, Chemin Brassard Sud, Saint-Zénon (Québec) J0K 3N0 (46.4140, -73.7119)

Access : By road

Road access; all cabins are reachable by car. From the welcome lodge it's about 15 minutes more to your cabin. No check-in or check-out on Saturdays; afternoon arrivals (4pm), morning departures (11am). In winter, access to the two open cabins is by snowmobile (you may bring your own).

Reviews

4.7220 reviews

Data refreshed on June 22, 2026 · Québec tourism registry — no. 850261

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