Located at the junction of the major Lanaudière outdoor corridors of the mountains and the Black River, the Émélinois Nature Park is part of a regional-scale development. Due to its location, our park offers privileged access to the residents of Sainte-Émélie and tourists seeking terrestrial and nautical discoveries and adventures.
With the accessible boardwalk from the base camp, the Slye trails, and those of Lake Kaël, the park and the municipality are already connected to the National Trail. Together, there are dozens of kilometers of hiking trails that extend across the territory, much to the delight of hikers. These trails also offer three easily accessible climbing walls, a rarity in Quebec.
Two non-motorized boat launch points are provided so that kayakers, paddleboarders, and other boaters can relax on the lake or embark on an adventure in the meanders of the Black River for over 20 km. You will also find on-site a beach, a children's playground, as well as volleyball and pétanque courts to make the most of beautiful summer days. Organized activities, workshops, and conferences are also offered throughout the summer period.
A single day is not enough to enjoy everything the Park has to offer. That's why we are adding, to the already long list of possibilities, a nature accommodation offer with about twenty campsites and six yurts, in addition to lean-to shelters and backcountry huts. Campers have access to a complete sanitary block to enjoy a bathroom, laundry facilities, and a hot shower after a day on the water or a long winter hike.
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