Experience a different king of lodging in the heart of Saint-Élie-de-Caxton. In this village founded in 1865 where fantastic beings and regular villagers coexist, Le Rond Coin proposes alternative accommodations such as yurts, lumberjack camps, prospector tents and more.

Choose between these two options:

• $79 for a 2-night stay in a prospector tent for up to four people ($150 value)
• $119 for a 2-night stay in the lodging of your choice (up to $210 value)

Available lodgings

• Gypsy trailer: up to two people
• Lodge: up to two people
• Traditional yurt: up to three people
• Lumberjack camp: up to four people
  

Le Rond Coin proposes various lodging arrangements.

Visitors who want to live the life of a prospector will find what they need in these spacious, comfortable tents, which were used during the Gold Rush and other North-American prospecting adventures.

The trailer is inspired by the Gypsy way of life for a bohemian stay with a romantic feel.

The lodge has accommodated artists such as the Boulay sisters, Bernard Adamus and Mario St-Armand, and is the ideal place for fans or for those searching for inspiration.

Visitors who choose the yurt discover the traditional home of Mongolian nomads.

The lumberjack camp was designed to provide maximum rest to hard workers.

On site, the Welcome Yurt offers coffees and bites in the morning as well as the establishment’s specialty, the GRIDCHISE (no misspelling here!). Guests can try it with smoked turkey and raclette cheese or the one with apples and hazelnuts, or warm up with homemade soups and potages. Guests can also relax and unwind in the spa at all times.

Several activities are offered to visitors: snowshoeing, hiking and dogsledding in the two-hour paths of the forest around the nomadic caravans and shows and activities every week. Additionally, the La Mauricie National Park is 20 minutes away by car, and the Le Temps des Cerises cherry orchard (the first in Quebec) is a five-minute drive away. Guests who want to discover the universe of storyteller Fred Pellerin can take an audio tour of Saint-Élie-de-Caxton.

About Mauricie

Mauricie is a prime tourist destination for outdoor lovers. During the winter, its heavy snow makes it the perfect location to practice winter sports. History, culture, nature and adventure await tourists and make them discover all the charms this relaxing region has to offer. The La Mauricie National Park composed of numerous lakes and 40,000 sq. km of enchanted forests has been attracting tourists from around the world for more than 40 years. It is also part of the network of parks and historic sites administered by Parks Canada. Possibilities are endless, just like the beauty and region of the Mauricie territory.

Le Rond Coin

This lodging site in Saint-Élie-de-Caxton seeks to introduce its visitors to the nomadic dwellings of the world: traditional Mongolian yurts, lumberjack camps, North-American prospector tents, gypsy trailers, Romanichal caravans and Moroccan caidal tents. In addition, many therapeutic and relaxation services are offered on site, there is a café area and several regional activities to take part in. A new way to vacation!