Enjoy Lac-Saint-Jean

Explore 86 fascinating species from the Boreal region and cold areas of the world, and enjoy the beauty of the zoo’s natural spaces and animals. You’ll be charmed by its adorable residents, including the little panda! A day full of discoveries awaits: 4.5 km of hiking trails, a scenic train ride through the Nature Trails Park, and water games for the whole family! (Website in French only.)

With its sandy beaches, 45-km bike path and camping sites along Lake Saint-Jean and the Péribonka River, the large peninsula of Pointe-Taillon National Park is a true haven of peace. Enjoy the comfort of the Echo Chalets year-round in the Amicaux sector. In Saint-Gédéon, camping with or without services also welcomes recreational vehicles. Discover the islands of Lake Saint-Jean and take advantage of equipment rentals to explore by kayak, paddleboard, bike and more. (Website in French only.)

The Grand Gathering of the First Nations | Mamuhitunanu (GRPN) showcases the history and traditions of the Pekuakamiulnuatsh (Ilnu of Pekuakami) and other First Nations through a variety of cultural activities. This unique event provides a warm atmosphere of exchange and sharing, where community members, neighbouring nations and non-Indigenous visitors can deepen their understanding of these rich and distinctive cultures. An immersive experience not to be missed for anyone looking to discover the deep roots of Indigenous peoples. (Website in French only.)

Discover Délices du Lac-Saint-Jean, a family-owned business passionate about wild blueberries, a true treasure of the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region. Their unique expertise transforms this iconic fruit into refined products, carefully crafted to preserve its exceptional flavours and health benefits. From cultivation to transformation, every step is unveiled during your visit, offering an immersive and delicious experience you won’t want to miss! (Website in French only.)