Métis Lodge faunic reserve
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Canada · Quebec · Sainte-FlorenceMétis Lodge faunic reserve
Métis Lodge faunic reserve
Description
Enjoy the natural beauty surrounding this historic getaway. This lodge was built in 1870 by Métis and Indigenous peoples of the region (Mic'maq, Beothuk) as a fishing lodge and gathering space and is now a historic site and faunic reserve of 118 acres which is home to countless species. At the foothills of the Appalachian mountains and at the edge of the Matapedia river, this portal to Gaspesia is one of the most beauteous regions of Quebec.
Amenities
Wifi
Air conditioning
Kitchen
Parking space
Essentials (towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper)
Shampoo
Closet/drawers
TV
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Location
Canada · Quebec · Sainte-FlorenceRoom type
Private roomGuests
2Bedrooms
5Bathrooms
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