Over the past few years, Sépaq has greatly expanded the winter accommodations it offers customers. Many cabins, rustic shelters, yurts, huts, campsites – and even igloos – are now available for outdoor enthusiasts in many regions of Québec. What could be better than getting together with family or friends in the warmth of a cabin or hut, while enjoying your favourite activities?
Different kinds of accommodations available in the Sépaq network.

You can now reserve Sépaq cabins, rustic shelters and yurts on line. However, before reserving, make sure to consult the information sheet about each cabin or rustic shelter you are interested in, since equipment varies from one cabin to another and from season to season. For example, certain cabins do not have running water and are only accessible on skis or snowshoes. In most cases, you can reserve a cabin, a yurt or rustic shelter one year in advance.

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You can reserve vacation stays for next winter (2008-2009) as of the first Tuesday in December, starting December 4, 2007. Please note that cabin and hut stays during the 2008 holiday season can also be reserved starting on this date. By phone: 1 800 665-6527 starting at 8: 30 AM or on line starting at 9: 30 PM.

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We invite you to consult the general rates table or the Rates and Packages section of each establishment. You can also get the rate for a cabin by simulating a reservation on the online reservation site. Just enter your stay dates and your group's composition and choose an available cabin or rustic shelter.

Thirteen national parks invite you to stay on their territory during the winter. They offer several different types of accommodations that will meet your needs. For a mountain stay, why not reserve a cabin at Gîte du Mont-Albert in Parc national de la Gaspésie? How about a "real" winter experience? Come and spend the night in one of the igloos at Bic or Monts-Valin national parks. True fans of winter will love the backcountry skiing or snowshoeing with an overnight stay in a hut available at a number of national parks, such as Mont-Tremblant, Mont-Mégantic, Saguenay, Gaspésie, etc. Certain parks also offer short showshoeing hikes with an overnight stay in a hut.

	Aiguebelle (cabins, rustic shelters and campground)
	Bic (yurts, huts, igloos and campground)
	Frontenac (cabins and rustic shelters)
	Gaspésie (rooms, cabins, huts and campground)
	Grands-Jardins (cabins, huts and campground)
	Jacques-Cartier (cabins, rustic shelters and campground)
	Mont-Orford (huts and campground)
	Mont-Mégantic (huts and campground)
	Mont-Tremblant (cabins, huts)
	Monts-Valin (cabins, rustic shelters, huts, igloos and campground)
	Oka (rooms in a lodge and campground)
	Saguenay (cabins rustics shelters and huts)

Centre touristique du Lac-Simon is renowned for its 17 cabins which are accessible all year round. In the winter, sledding, skating, cross country skiing and ice fishing are on the agenda! Plus, in the winter one to two thousand white-tailed deer frequent the Lac Simon area, giving visitors a front row seat. The 14 villas at Station touristique Duchesnay, located on the shores of Lac Saint-Joseph, are cozy nests with all the comforts you've been dreaming of. Vacationers from all over Québec covet these fully-equipped units, which even include a TV. The Station also offers 4 huts along the cross country ski trails with woodstove and pit toilet.

Two wildlife reserves stand out in terms of winter accommodations. Réserve faunique des Laurentides has 19 cabins that accommodate from 2 - 14 people, 13 of which are located near Camp Mercier's cross country ski trails. Réserve faunique de Portneuf, with cabins that accommodate 8, 10 or even 14 people, promise memorable get-togethers with family or friends. Cross country skiing, backcountry skiing, sledding, skating and ice fishing make your stay even more enjoyable.

For successful nature escapades, don't forget to consult Snow Conditions and Practical Advice.