Pourvoirie Aventure Lac Goéland offers activities centered on fishing, hunting, and northern vacationing during its operating season from late May to early September. The main activity is walleye and pike fishing, offered in basic packages for durations of three days or more, catering to groups of 2 to 8 people. Visitors can explore the lake's bays and rivers by renting an 18.5-foot boat on-site, equipped with a 50 hp motor, comfortable seats, a stable floor, and a bilge pump. Guests are also permitted to bring their own boat, provided it meets the minimum equipment requirements: at least 17 feet in
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length, a motor of at least 50 hp, a sonar, and a GPS.
As a complementary option to the fishing package, the outfitter offers black bear hunting. This quota-based activity is limited to ten spots annually and can be conducted using various methods: bow, crossbow, rifle, or shotgun.
For vacationers, the site features six cabins that can accommodate 4 to 8 people for stays of at least three nights. Dogs and pets are allowed under certain conditions. The territory has also hosted outdoor film shoots, notably for the fishing TV show Roadfish.