Pourvoirie Poulin de Courval offers a range of recreational activities focused on fishing, hunting, and wilderness stays. The brook trout fishing season runs from late May to early September. Anglers practice spin or fly fishing, notably with lures such as the Toronto Wobbler, the Little Cleo, or the Muddler Minnow. On the large Lac Poulin de Courval, the outfitter provides 22-foot freighter canoes equipped with 20 to 25 hp outboard motors. About thirty secondary lakes are equipped with 14-foot rowboats, where small outboard or electric motors can be used or rented. Guide services include shore-lunch preparation, as well as gutting
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and vacuum-sealing of catches.
In June, black bear hunting takes place on an exclusive territory featuring over twelve baited sites, watchtowers, and enclosed blinds. Packages combining bear hunting and fishing are also available. In the fall, moose hunting takes place during seven-day stays. The territory is subdivided into three sectors accommodating a maximum of three groups simultaneously, with access to maintained salt licks, baited sites, and watchtowers.
For family stays and vacations, the establishment provides complimentary kayaks and paddleboards. Vacationers can enjoy forest hiking, wildlife viewing, and evening campfires. The network of logging roads allows for ATV travel to reach certain lakes. The establishment also welcomes corporate groups and has the necessary facilities for seaplane landings.