Large Family Suite and Sauna

Relaxation and Comfort at the Bed and Breakfast overlooking the St-Mauricie River All our guests enjoy access to the spa and an outdoor shower on the shared terrace. Breakfast included Onsite table d 'hôtes Discover our beautiful and spacious family suite on the lower floor. It includes a lounge area . It has 5 beds, including 4 single beds and a queen bed. Enjoy its private bathroom with a walk-in shower and sauna for a The space My place Bed and Breakfast Spa on the terrace: St-Maurice River View This Bed and Breakfast sleeps up to 14 people, offering an ideal setting for unforgettable moments with family or friends thanks to its three large suites spread over three floors and three en-suite bathrooms. In addition, you can also enjoy our table d 'hôte, concocted especially for you with fresh Quebec products and homemade with all our heart. You have FREE access to bikes, kayaks, and fishing lines. As soon as you walk through the door, you will be seduced by the warm atmosphere of the Petit Manoir. Imagine yourself relaxing on our large terrace overlooking the river while you share laughter and memories. Then let yourself be carried away by a real relaxation experience in the outdoor spa and shower, where you can admire the starry sky with peace of mind. Every detail has been designed to create a true haven of peace, where comfort and elegance meet. You can also enjoy a huge terrace with a BBQ and a small fridge. You can cook BBQs on the terrace, eat peacefully and have an aperitif, as well as a gas fireplace for a cozy atmosphere. Guest access The cottage spans three floors, each housing a family suite with its own private bathroom. On the first floor, the family suite has views of the Saint-Maurice River. It includes two very cozy and comfortable queen beds, a small friendly lounge area and a flat screen TV with cable. Its bathroom is huge and has a bath and shower. On the second floor, another family suite has two cozy queen beds, a flat screen lounge area, and a private bathroom with a very large shower. Finally, on the lower floor, a huge family suite includes a queen size bed and four cozy single beds, as well as a living area with a flat screen. This suite also has a private bathroom with an Italian shower and sauna. Other things to note Complete guide to summer activities in Grandes-Piles, the Mauricie National Park and its surroundings Summer in Grandes-Piles and in the Mauricie National Park offers a variety of activities that allow you to fully enjoy nature, adventure and relaxation. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a culture enthusiast, or looking to relax, here's a detailed guide to spend an unforgettable summer in this beautiful region of Quebec. 1. Hiking The Mauricie National Park is full of hiking trails for all levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hiker, you'll find routes that will take you through forests, along lakes and rivers, offering breathtaking scenery. Suggested trails: Wapizagonke Lake Trail (4.2km): An easy trail that leads you to the edge of Wapizagonke Lake. Perfect for a quiet walk. Chemin des Chutes à la Rivière-du-Loup (5.7 km): A slightly more difficult course that will allow you to discover a magnificent waterfall. Batiscan River Trail: Accessible from Grandes-Piles, this trail follows the Batiscan River and offers beautiful views of the surrounding nature. Tips: Bring water, comfortable shoes, and a hat to protect from the sun. 2. Canoeing & Kayaking Summer is the perfect season to explore the many lakes and rivers in the area by canoeing or kayaking. The Mauricie National Park, with its 150 lakes and rivers, offers beautiful places to paddle. Suggested lakes: Lake Wapizagonke: One of the largest lakes in the park, perfect for a canoe trip. Pimbina Lake: Quieter and intimate, it is ideal for a day of tranquility on the water. Equipment rental: You can rent canoes and kayaks at the park's visitor center or from some local businesses. 3. Beach and swim The Mauricie National Park has several beaches where you can enjoy the sun and water. These beaches are ideal for a relaxing day for families or groups of friends. Lac de la Pêche Beach: A beautiful beach with crystal clear waters, great for swimming, picnicking or just relaxing. Wapizagonke Lake Beach: A large beach with spectacular views and easy access for families. Tip: Arrive early during the day to have a spot on popular beaches, especially in high season. 4. Mountain bike The park and surroundings offer perfect trails for mountain biking. In addition to the nature experience, you'll have technical challenges and exciting climbs. Bike trails: The Mauricie National Park offers trails for mountain biking, although the bike trails are more concentrated around the park and the Shawinigan area. Bike rental: There are local businesses where you can hire mountain bikes and get the necessary equipment. 5. Wildlife Watching Summer is a great time for wildlife watching. The park and its surroundings are rich in animal life, and it is possible to see deer, black bears, lynx, beavers and a wide variety of birds. Where to spot wildlife: The park trails offer plenty of wildlife viewing opportunities, especially early in the morning or at the end of the day. Batiscan River: Along the river, you can often spot beavers and a diversity of aquatic animals. Tips: Bring binoculars and be discreet so as not to scare animals. 6. Fishing Fishing is a popular activity in summer, with many lakes and rivers full of fish. The park and surrounding areas offer several fishing areas, including trout, gold, and pike. Recommended lakes for fishing: Lake Wapizagonke: Very popular with fishermen, it is perfect for lovers of trout fishing. Pimbina Lake: Quieter and less crowded, ideal for a more tranquil experience. Fishing license: Make sure you get a fishing license from the Sépaq before you start. 7. Powerboat & Cruises If you prefer a quieter experience on the water, you can hire a motorboat to explore the lakes in the area. Some companies also offer guided cruises on Lake Wapizagonke, offering spectacular views of the park. Motor canoe rental: Available at some local businesses near Grandes-Piles. 8. Climbing and via ferrata Thrilling enthusiasts will appreciate the climbing opportunities offered in the area. The via ferrata (nature climbing with safety equipment) is an activity to try to discover the mountains of the area in an exciting way. Where to practice: The area around Shawinigan and the Mauricie National Park offers some courses adapted to different levels. 9. Stargazing (Astro-tourism) The Grandes-Piles area and the Mauricie National Park are far from the urban hustle and bustle, making it a great place to observe the stars. In the summer, the open skies offer breathtaking views. Where to observe: The Mauricie National Park is a great place for a night of astronomical observation, with unobstructed views and little light pollution. 10. Culture tour in Shawinigan Just a few miles from Grandes-Piles, Shawinigan offers rich cultural and historical programming. Museum & History: The Railway Museum: For lovers of the railway history of the region. La Cité de l 'Energy: An interactive museum on the history of energy in Mauricie. 11. Golf If you like golf, the region offers several quality courses. Shawinigan Golf: This 18-hole course, located close to town, offers great views of the surrounding scenery and is suitable for all levels of players. 12. Relaxation and spas After a day of outdoor activities, you can relax in one of the local spas. Spa Le Baluchon: Located near Saint-Paulin, it is a perfect place to recharge after a day of adventure, offering massages, steam baths and nature treatments. Conclusion Summer in Grandes-Piles, the Mauricie National Park and the surrounding area is an unforgettable experience for anyone who loves nature, adventure and relaxation. Whether it's through hikes, water activities, fishing, or even relaxing at the spa, you'll find an activity that will allow you to enjoy every moment. Get ready for an active and rewarding summer in this beautiful corner of the Mauricie! Registration Details Quebec - Registration number 282590, expires: 2026-06-30