Parc Omega

My wife and I stayed here in a Wolf Cabin for two nights. Where else can your alarm be the sounds of wolfs howling outside you bedroom window. We woke up with wolfs staring at use through the window. There is a boardwalk where you can see the wolfs and Black Bears up close. The cabin was clean and well appointed. I had no problems with the Wi Fi. The ride through the park was amazing. Where else can you be surrounded by Elk, Wild Boar and Fallow Dear surrounding your car so you can feed them carrots. The park is clean and well cared for. Although some of the wildlife roam free others are within fenced in areas. This was a once in a lifetime experience I will never forget!

We were in the wolf chalets, and it was really beautiful, sometimes the wolves came super close to our living room, which was a unique experience, especially for our kids. The house was like brand new, very well equipped and clean. The park is also an amazing experience. If you’re with a big family or group, it’s important to know that the chalets and the pods are very far away from each other, and the latter has no wifi or good cellular coverage

We’ve visited Parc Omega before and loved it. This time we were staying nearby at Kenauk and thought it would be a lovely addition to stay one night here too. After all you are completely immersed in nature at Kenauk, and although the sounds of moose and wolves are all around, you would be lucky to see them, so the opportunity to view wolves right outside your lodge seemed amazing. We enjoyed our day at the Parc before check in to our Wolf Lodge (the best cabin type they have). The lodge was great with a twin room downstairs (that we didn’t use) and two double beds upstairs overlooking the enclosure. The kitchen was modern and well equipped. A great touch was the water dispenser as you shouldn’t drink the water, and it certainly saved using lots of single use plastic by bringing bottled water. There was even a covered outside area with glass window which was nice to use in the afternoon and evening. You can visit the elevated boardwalk to view the bears and wolves with keeper talks in the early evening and morning. This was informative and amazing to view the bears close up and gave us the opportunity of seeing the grey wolf cub that was in a different enclosure. By early evening the black wolves in our enclosure started to wander and continued to trot past all through the evening. Being the final lodge we perhaps weren’t quite on their route as much as some other lodges in the centre of the row. We were woken up by the wolves howling very loudly in the early hours and this was great. I would definitely stay here again for an odd night, but next time I’d perhaps opt for one of the slightly cheaper lodges as the smaller ones overlooking the other wolf enclosure looked quite interesting.

This was so well-done! From our overnight stay in the Bear Cabin, to a delicious breakfast to all the fun and laughs of the drive-through wildlife safari, we can't recommend this place enough! We are so glad we decided to venture just a short drive out of Montreal so we could experience this peaceful oasis.

We stayed in a pod in the Pod Village (Epinette (Spruce) for one night in January 2024. This is a small unit with a table and four chairs, bathroom (shower), bedroom with dresser and a loft that is accessible by a ladder. There isn't a lot of headroom so this might be best suited to children. There is a kitchenette that is comprised of a minifridge, microwave, coffee maker (pods), electric kettle, sink and plates/glasses/cutlery etc. There is an electric heating unit in the kitchen/dining area, main bedroom and bathroom. Not sure about the loft. There are large screened windows that could be opened in warmer weather. All windows/glass sliding doors have blinds that can be drawn. Outside, there is a metal fire box and picnic table. The pod is entered through glass sliding doors. There is a small deck in front with two chairs. The Pod Village is comprised of several units but they are situated to provide privacy, particularly when using the firebox and picnic table. The unit was very comfortable and set in amongst the trees. There was a parking spot immediately in front of the pod. All walking surfaces from the parking space to the front door were treated to make walking safer (ice). We could not get onsite Wi-fi at our location. We built a fire and while enjoying it, noticed that a herd of fallow deer had walked up the road. We spent some time looking at one another. One male was quite confident and walked up to us, probably looking for a carrot. In the morning, some of the herd was again in the vicinity and we watched two males fighting in the distance. The Omegabon restaurant was within walking distance (10 minutes) of the pod village. Had a great breakfast there. Beautiful location. Guests who stay at the park can use a boardwalk which takes you through two wolf enclosures. During warmer months, bears can seen from here as well. As we were pressed for time, we drove to the parking lot that is closest to the boardwalk. Guests can attend a session where they see the wolves getting fed. Information about the two wolf packs is provided and guests can ask questions. Overall, a comfortable, memorable and enjoyable stay. Another time, we would probably stay at least two nights.

Once in a lifetime to see bears and wolves interacting and cohabitating. Such regal and agile creatures to observe. And most exiting of all is the hauntingly beautiful 🐺 howling - it’s like Halloween every night!

Another eco- friendly experience. Like it was just close to the park. However, really would like to have wash and shower facility at cabin. I had to walk half kilo and drove down to get wash and shower in the rain. But very much enjoyed the close encounter with the animals and the scenic surroundings! Worth the trouble!