Located in hunting and fishing zone 14 in the Outaouais, Pavillon Wapus's exclusive territory spans 272 square kilometers of forest and includes over 30 lakes as well as multiple small headwater bodies of water. This diverse environment is composed of deep aquatic habitats, streams, cutovers, and a vast network of forest trails.
The outfitter's waters are home to four main fish species: walleye, northern pike, brook trout (speckled trout), and lake trout. Seven headwater lakes are specifically dedicated to brook trout fishing, while Lake McLennan notably hosts lake trout. Aquatic wildlife has been subject to conservation-based management for over 30
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years, including the release of spawners, adherence to a size range for walleye, as well as mandatory catch-and-release or reduced quotas on certain lakes such as Wapus, Shierbeck, Roost, Kerrigan, Ceizur, or Patten.
Regarding land wildlife, the territory is subdivided into 20 moose hunting sectors of 10 square kilometers each. The habitat is also ideal for black bear, supported by approximately 50 baited stand sites. Small game is represented by a strong presence of ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, hare, and woodcock.