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A vacation space full of entertainment and relaxation, Camping Grégoire is located in Lacolle, in Montérégie. More than 472 campsites have a lake, sand beach, and many activities.
Camping Grégoire is an unmissable recreational getaway because of its environment, infrastructure, special guests, and theme nights.
A perfect location for nature and boat lovers, just a stone’s throw from Lake Champlain. Welcome to cruisers and sailboats. Enjoy the friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Travel Hoist, Pump Out, Mast, Field Mechanic. You don’t want to miss being memorized by the beautiful Sunsets.
Photo: Google Maps, Reza Mohseni
It takes 5 hours and 37 minutes to complete this route, which is generally considered moderately difficult. Even though this is a well-liked trail for cross-country skiing, hiking, and horseback riding, you can still find some peace and quiet during the slower times of the day. It is always beautiful to visit the trail open all year.
Photos: Google Street View; https://www.alltrails.com/trail/canada/quebec/sentier-du-paysan
More than just a zoo, see the only location in Quebec to interact with African animals, explore the Feline Tunnel and the Afrika Terrace, and marvel at the amazing giraffes—a singular attraction in North America.
You can also dip in the Nile River and cool off in the Aquapark l’Oasis Tropicale.
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This club is the ideal location for hosting your tournaments, Wedding events and Corporate events; it is beautiful and only 45 minutes from Montréal. In the Saint-Bernard-de-Lacolle area, close to the Canadian-US border, the magnificent 27-hole course is surrounded by forest.
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The vineyard owners deliberated over the type of retirement they desired before deciding to be more in touch with the land and nature and make their wine from their grapes. Their vision began to take shape over time, and their family vineyard in St. Bernard-de-Lacolle, Montérégie.
Red, white, and rosé wines are made from processed and bottled grape varieties. In the Montérégie region, a family-run winery. To make red, white, and rosé wines, various grape varieties are grown, aged, and bottled.
18 km (11 mi) of exploration await you. 210 hectares of woodland with 210 kilometres of paths are home to numerous bird species and tree species.
Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, mechanically assisted snow tubing, snow scootering, hockey, in-wood ice skating, a service pavilion, and 18 holes of disc golf are available.
Photos: Google Maps, Parc Régional Saint-Bernard, Michel Gervais
