Type of accommodations

All winter campsites in Gatineau Park – ready-to camp units or sites for tents – are only accessible by skiing or snowshoeing in (pass required). There are no walking trails to get to your site.

You’ll need to ski or snowshoe 2.5 km to 6 km, depending on your site’s location. Walking with boots on ski and snowshoe trails is not permitted as it destroys our trail maintenance work and creates dangerous conditions for trail users.

Ready-to-camp units include four-season tents, yurts and cabins. All units are equipped with the same basic amenities. They each have a dry toilet nearby and no services (electricity, water or sewers).

Four-Season Tents

Halfway between a tent and a rustic cabin, four-season tents provide extra comfort in nature. Featuring a prospector tent-style design, the V-roof tents offer a unique outdoor experience.

Capacity: 4 guests

Yurts

Looking for some extra comfort? These popular units may do the trick! Yurts have a circular structure and a cone-shaped roof and skylight, and are set on a wooden platform.

Capacity: 6 guests

Cabins

Located on large private sites, these wooden structures are an ideal getaway for a unique experience in the great outdoors.

Capacity: 6 guests for the Pines cabin; 16 guests for Philippe cabin

For more adventurous campers, Gatineau Park has individual and group winter campsites.

Individual sites for tents

There are four individual winter campsites for tents. Each site includes a fire pit with a grill, firewood and a picnic table.

Capacity: Minimum of 2 guests

Group sites for tents

The Park also has two group winter campsites for tents. Each site includes a fire pit with a grill, firewood and a picnic table.

Capacity: 20 guests