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Guided waterfowl and snow-goose hunting in the heart of the St. Lawrence estuary.
Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues is a bird hunting and nature lodging outfitter in the heart of Chaudière-Appalaches, Qc. It offers 5 lodgings (up to 4 guests) and 1 lake. Featured species: Walleye, Lake sturgeon and Canada goose. About 3 h 43 drive from Montreal.
Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues is located in Chaudière-Appalaches, Quebec. The closest service town is Saint-Antoine-de-l'Isle-aux-Grues.
Species on the territory
Lodging in a country-style room with St. Lawrence estuary view, private bathroom and continental breakfast included for two people.
Renovated superior room with queen bed and St. Lawrence estuary view, private bathroom and continental breakfast for two people.
Renovated superior room featuring a queen bed on the main floor and a double bed in the mezzanine, offering estuary views, private bathroom and continental breakfast.
Renovated superior room featuring a queen bed and a trundle bed, sleeping up to 4 guests, with estuary views and continental breakfast included.
Renovated garden-side superior room with queen bed, private bathroom with shower and continental breakfast included for two people.
This lodging package at Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues offers a stay in a bicentennial house located on the northwest side of Isle-aux-Grues, away from the village and ferry noise. The package includes room accommodation with direct exterior access, as well as a…
daily gourmet lunchbox breakfast. Guests have access to common areas, including a fully equipped commercial kitchen, a large dining room, a terrace overlooking the St. Lawrence River with a barbecue, and an outdoor campfire area. Access to the island is available via free ferry from Montmagny or a short flight.Rates hidden
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Lodgings
5 cabins available in Chaudière-Appalaches, QC.
Room
Country-style room offering a view of the St. Lawrence estuary. It features a queen or king bed, a private bathroom with shower, and includes continental breakfast for 2 people.
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Packages at this cabin
Renovated room featuring a queen bed and a trundle bed, accommodating up to 4 guests. Features a private bathroom with shower and views of the St. Lawrence estuary.
Rate hidden: awaiting confirmation by the outfitter/ night
Packages at this cabin
Renovated room featuring a queen bed, a double bed in the mezzanine, and a bathroom with shower. Offers views of the St. Lawrence estuary and includes breakfast for 2 people.
Rate hidden: awaiting confirmation by the outfitter/ night
Packages at this cabin
Renovated room located on the garden side, equipped with a queen bed and a private bathroom with shower. Continental breakfast for 2 is included.
Rate hidden: awaiting confirmation by the outfitter/ night
Packages at this cabin
Room
Renovated room offering a view of the St. Lawrence estuary, equipped with a queen bed and a bathroom with shower. Continental breakfast for 2 is included.
Rate hidden: awaiting confirmation by the outfitter/ night
Packages at this cabin
Waters
1 river in the Chaudière-Appalaches region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.
River
The St. Lawrence River surrounds Isle-aux-Grues where the outfitter is located. It offers an exceptional island panorama and serves as a site for migratory bird hunting.
Cabins on this water body
Hunting and fishing
The following fish species can be caught at Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues, Chaudière-Appalaches, QC: Walleye, Lake sturgeon.
The following game species can be hunted at Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues, Chaudière-Appalaches, QC: Canada goose, Duck, Snow goose, Waterfowl.
Hunting at Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues is practised as follows: Permitted weapons: Firearm. Available formats: With dogs, Guided. Hunting zones: Zone 3.
In addition to hunting and fishing, Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues offers: Excursion en mer, Observation de la faune.
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Getting there
118 Chemin de la Basse-Ville, Saint-Antoine-de-l'Isle-aux-Grues
The site is on Isle-aux-Grues, an island in the St. Lawrence estuary: access is by ferry (the site links to Quebec's ferry service, traversiers.com). The inn is at 118 Chemin de la Basse-Ville, Saint-Antoine-de-l'Isle-aux-Grues.
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Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues is a family-run inn on Isle-aux-Grues, in the heart of the St. Lawrence River estuary, reached by ferry from Montmagny. Guests come to unwind to the rhythm of the tides: five renovated rooms with estuary views (a country-style room, superior rooms, one with a mezzanine, a two-bed room that sleeps up to 4, and a garden-side room), all with a private bathroom and continental breakfast for two included. The shared areas include a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and freezer space, a large dining room, a riverfront terrace, semi-private picnic areas and a BBQ. The outfitter specializes in
guided waterfowl and snow-goose hunting (migratory birds) on the river — decoy setup, transport to the site, a guide, a retriever dog and a custom schedule — offered as a hunt-only package or as a hunt-and-lodging package. Hunting-land rental is also available on request.
Located in L’Isle-aux-Grues, in the heart of the Saint-Laurent River, Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues is situated on the northwest side of the island. Access is available in particular via the ferry between Montmagny and L’Isle-aux-Grues, depending on the schedule, or by plane from Montmagny. The outfitter recommends checking the ferry schedule before you depart. On site, the experience unfolds at the pace of the tides, in an island setting.
Located in the L’Isle-aux-Grues archipelago, Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues benefits from an environment connected to the St. Lawrence River and migratory birds. The shallows of the archipelago are known for birdwatching and waterfowl hunting. The outfitter offers wildlife viewing and guided hunting for Canada geese, ducks, and snow geese. Fishing for walleye and yellow sturgeon is also available.
L’Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues offers activities directly connected to its island setting and to the St. Lawrence River. The outfitter provides guided waterfowl hunting, with packages tailored to different types of hunters. Fishing on the St. Lawrence is also part of the offering, along with wildlife viewing and sea excursions. The archipelago is also well-suited for birdwatching, particularly on the shoals.
Frequently asked questions
Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues offers: Bird Hunting, Nature Lodging. The species found on the territory are Walleye, Lake sturgeon, Canada goose.
5 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 4 guests.
Packages start at 219 $. The exact rate depends on the period, length of stay and party size.
The site is on Isle-aux-Grues, an island in the St. Lawrence estuary: access is by ferry (the site links to Quebec's ferry service, traversiers.com). The inn is at 118 Chemin de la Basse-Ville, Saint-Antoine-de-l'Isle-aux-Grues.
Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues is located in Chaudière-Appalaches, Qc.
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Tessa Ginguenaud
il y a un mois · Google
Accès à une belle cuisine bien équipée. Endroit magnifique sur le bord de l’eau. Superbe pour les couchers de soleil. Très charmant avec belles petites chambres. Petit frigo dans la chambre, cuisine équipée, grand frigo pour de la place supplémentaire, tables en extérieur et en intérieur. Très bel accueil, aucun stress d’horaire, petit coin de paradis.
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Marc Dupuis
il y a 11 mois · Google
J'ai eu a me rendre pour le travail à la dernière minute et le propriétaire a été fantastique et a fourni pleins d'informations locales utiles pour l'arrivée. L'accueil était parfait et l'endroit vraiment magnifique. Une auberge à protéger comme plusieurs petits joyaux à travers le Québec. Je reviendrai assurément. La municipalité devrait tout faire pour conserver ce genre d'établissement qui est le coeur du tourisme régional... les propriétaires ont été des hôtes à la hauteur et chaleureux.!
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nour dandal
il y a 12 mois · Google
On a passé un très beau séjour, ma conjointe et moi. L'auberge est très belle, la vue est sublime, la chambre est belle et le lit est confortable. J'ai trop aimé le concept: apportez votre nourriture et vin. J'ai cuisiné dans une grande cuisine et j'ai grillé la viande sur un barbecue à l'extérieur. On a soupé sur la terrasse de l'auberge en face de la rivière. Quelle belle expérience! Le traversier, en allant et en revenant, était parfait. En arrivant, on a loué deux vélos électriques et on a fait le tour de l'île. On a dîné dans une fromagerie, dans un gazebo à l'extérieur, dans la nature. Le soir, on a rencontré à l'auberge des gens autour du feu, trop sympathiques. Le matin, le petit déjeuner était excellent et le café était très bon. Le propriétaire est très gentil. Je le remercie pour ce beau séjour. Ma conjointe et moi, on reviendra! Nour Dandal et Annie Ruelland
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Sylvie Clavet
il y a un an · Google
Auberge un peu vieillotte mais les propriétaires actuels font des réparations/rénovations/améliorations. D'ailleurs, ils sont très gentils, tout comme les gens de l'île rencontrés. Mais malheureusement ont subi, entre autres, les coups du sort de la grève des traversiers. Bel endroit, somme toute confortable, aménagements extérieurs qui permettent une vue superbe sur le fleuve et les couchers de soleil, entourés de beaucoup de verdure. C'est plaisant de se promener sur l'île où le calme reprend ses droits (d'un point de vue de touriste bien sûr). Merci pour ce beau séjour.
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Gabrielle Verville
il y a un an · Google
Nous avons eu un très bel accueil du propriétaire qui est sympathique. La vue sur l’eau et le bateau sont magnifiques. L’air commune est remplie d’antiquités qui donnent un cachet à l’auberge. L’accessibilité à la cuisine est pratique. Bref, c’est un endroit paisible pour relaxer et profiter du plein air.
Google4.2 out of 5 on Google — Auberge-Pourvoirie Isle-aux-Grues
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