On the shores of Lac Gueguen, at the northern gateway to the Réserve faunique La Vérendrye in Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Pavillon du Lac Guéguen rents fully equipped cabins, trailers and waterfront campsites. From the small cabin at the water's edge to the three-bedroom Signature, every unit has its own bathroom, a full kitchen with linens and dishes, a BBQ, satellite TV and wireless internet; some add a wood fireplace or a hot tub, and two of them, Le Gilligan and Le Red Devil, sit alone on their island, reachable only by boat, with a sandy beach. Lac Guéguen is known for its
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walleye — 2 to 3 lb fish are routine — and its northern pike: a marina and electrified docks let you recharge your marine batteries, there is a boat launch, boat rentals with motor and gas included, and a convenience store and tackle shop stocking licences, reels, worms and leeches. In winter, ice fishing is done from a hut rented on site, alongside snowshoeing, an 11 km cross-country ski trail and a snowmobile trail 5 km away. The surrounding territory is also good ground for small game, ruffed grouse and black bear, by bow or by firearm. Canoes, single and double kayaks, pedal boats and paddle boards are supplied at no charge, the beach is sandy and pets are welcome. Vianne and Éric have been your hosts here since 2018.