A science centre, an historical area, multimedia shows, gardens and an observation tower. A unique, entertaining and educational facility.

A site, exhibits and activities that trace the remarkable history of the Saint-Maurice ironworks, the first industrial community in Canada.

An accessible park for all nature lovers! Hiking, wildlife watching, nature interpretation, camping and picnics. 

Folk art, an adventure exhibit for young people, ethnology and a genuine behind-bars experience!

The last work by painter Ozias Leduc, created in a church that is now designated a Canadian national historic site.

The country's largest shrine dedicated to Mary. Visitors have access to the historic chapel, basilica and gardens.

A group experience in a superb isolated spot on the shores of a lake.

Over 400 sites, a host of services, paved paths and a wide range of recreational facilities, including an indoor playground and badminton courts, miniature golf, and a brand new water park.

One loop of the Rivière-à-la-Pêche campground is very well equipped. Discovery activities and evening lectures in the amphitheatre. 

Across from Rivière Saint-Maurice, in close proximity to Cité de l’énergie and Île Melville park and just a few minutes from La Mauricie National Park. 71 rooms, 23 suites and 2 adapted rooms.

4-star hotel in the downtown area, steps away from the Old Port boardwalk and near the business centre. 127 rooms, 1 suite and 2 adapted rooms.