Pavillon Bark Lake LodgeFishing & hunting outfitter

Pavillon Bark Lake Lodge is a fishing and hunting outfitter set on the Cabonga Reservoir, in the heart of the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve. With nearly 700 km² of water, the Cabonga ranks among Quebec's best walleye and lake-trout fisheries and also holds northern pike; the fish are caught just a few minutes by boat from the lodge. On site, 13 fully equipped cabins host 1 to 18 people, supplied with running water and 24/7 electricity from a state-of-the-art solar-panel system. Stays come on a European or all-inclusive plan, with motorboat rentals and a fishing-guide service available as options. In

Pavillon Bark Lake is set in a location steeped in history, established on the Cabonga Reservoir territory in the heart of the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve in the Outaouais region. The site preserves precious links to its past, with roots in a former logging village dating back to the late 19th century. Among the accommodations, Cabin 1 is a historic building dating from the late 1800s, while Cabin 8 is an original log structure directly inherited from that forestry era. Now managed by Isabel and Marc, the estate carries on this tradition of hospitality while modernizing its facilities. The owners

The Pavillon Bark Lake outfitter is located in the Outaouais region, in the heart of the La Vérendrye wildlife reserve territory, directly on the shores of the Cabonga Reservoir. This setting, surrounded by preserved natural surroundings, offers an exceptional natural backdrop for fishing and hunting. Its geographic location provides access that is both secluded and reachable from the province’s major urban centres. In fact, the outfitter is only 3 hours by road from Gatineau and 4 hours from Montréal, making it easy to reach for vacation or outdoor stays. To reach the Pavillon Bark Lake by car from Grand-Remous, follow

Pavillon Bark Lake is located in the heart of the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve, directly on the shores of the Cabonga Reservoir. This vast aquatic territory spans nearly 700 km² and is characterized by a lush natural landscape interspersed with numerous bays, shorelines, and isolated points. The reservoir's waters are home to three major fish species: walleye, lake trout (grey trout), and northern pike, which thrive alongside various forage fish and amphibians. On land, the wildlife reserve constitutes a prime habitat marked by a high density of black bears. Benefiting from low hunting pressure, this black bear population is naturally

Pavillon Bark Lake offers a variety of activities focused on fishing, hunting, and outdoor vacations. Sport fishing for walleye, lake trout, and pike can be done independently or with a guiding service aboard specialized boats, including technical advice and the possibility of a shore lunch. The outfitter offers a fleet of 16-foot aluminum motorboats equipped with 20 HP Mercury 4-stroke engines for rent, as well as dock spaces for personal watercraft. On-site, anglers will find fish cleaning and freezing services, fishing licenses, and a shop selling tackle and bait such as worms and leeches. For black bear hunting, guided stays