Camp Oxygène for 5 to 13 Year-Olds (Spring Break)

During spring break, Parc national d'Oka opens the doors of Camp Oxygène. The objectives of this nature camp are to have participants experience the benefits of outdoor activities and the pleasure of physical movement in a natural and protected environment. Children can stay for the week or opt for the day camp. Rates include meals, snacks and equipment. Kids stay at Gîte sous les pins in the heart of the park. Advantageous rates for families with several children.

A variety of activities each day: cross country skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, games and much more... Fun every day!

Registration form, rates and information (pdf: 258 ko) (in French only)
Health form (pdf: 876 ko) (in French only)
List of materials (pdf: 760 ko)(in French only)


Ski School

To help you discover, develop and perfect cross country ski techniques, the park's ski school features private courses and course sessions.

Cross Country Ski Lessons
Parc national d'Oka Cross Country Ski School
Club Échoski


Cross Country Skiing

Parc national d'Oka features a 50 km network of 8 carefully groomed and patrolled cross country ski trails, ranging in difficulty from easy to very difficult. Suitable for every age and level, the trails are mechanically maintained with a BR 160 groomer for both classic and skating techniques. As skiers follow the trails, they will be captivated by the beautiful natural setting.


The Pinède Lit Trail
This winter, you can prolong your day of skiing by taking the Pinède in the evening, a 4-kilometre trail, lit up for your pleasure and designed for both classic and skate skiing.
Period: From December 2007 to March 2008
Trails


Snowshoeing

Snowshoeing enthusiasts can choose from conventional or crampon-fitted snowshoes. Three marked trails await them : L’Écureuil (3 km), La Montée (8.5 km) and Le Marais (11.6 km). More experienced snowshoers can try the rough terrain of the Calvaire Hill (round trip).
Period: From December 2007 to March 2008



Snow Walking

Those who like snow walking can take advantage of a 7-km trail, 4 km of which run alongside the lake. Sheltered from the wind by an edge of trees, hikers can admire this vast icy space.