The Jean-Pierre Cadot

Spring (Easter to St-Jean Baptiste)

• Sunday to Thursday: $75 per night
• Friday and Saturday: $83 per night (min: 2 nights)

Summer (St-Jean Baptiste to Labor day)

• Sunday to Thursday: $80 per night
• Friday and Saturday: $88 per night (min: 2 nights)

Fall – Winter (Labor day to Easter)

• Sunday to Thursday: $93 / night
• Friday and Saturday: $104 / night (min: 2 nights)

Holidays

• Holidays (St-Jean-Baptiste, Canada Day, etc.), the holiday season (December 20 to January 6), and spring break (February 27 to March 10): the weekend rate applies at all times and requires a minimum reservation of 2 consecutive nights.

Base rate per night – Chalets exclusively for 1 or 2 people.
Taxes not included unless otherwise indicated.

Additional person fees:
Adult : 12 $ / night
6 à 16 years-old : 6 $ / night
0 à 5 years-old : free

Prices include the use of propane, lighting, and firewood.

The Zec charges a fee per vehicle for the use of the road leading to Lac-à-l’Écluse, where the Caribou, Taïga, and J-P Cadot chalets are located.

Summer

In the summer, the cabin is accessible by car via the Zec road. Parking is just 50 meters from the cabin.

Winter

In winter, the refuge is about 3.5 km away, accessible by snowshoe or ski from the Zec des Martres reception since the road is closed to vehicles during the winter.

You must go to our reception, not the Zec, to pick up the keys (135 rang St-François, KM 10.6 on route 381).

• Slow combustion stove
• Firewood
• 2-burner propane stove
• Solar lamps on the ground floor
• 6 foam mattresses with vinyl cover
• Table and benches
• Composting toilet
• Shovel and axe
• Pots and pans
• Basic kitchen utensils (ladle, spatula, knife, colander, cutting board, etc.)
• Tableware: plates, bowls, cups, utensils
• Dishwashing bin
• Cleaning products (dish soap, surface disinfectant, hand sanitizer)

Chaque groupe doit apporter au moins :

• Dish towels
• Scrubbing sponge
• Toilet paper
• Matches and fire starters or newspaper
• Sleeping bag

This chalet is poorly insulated and can be difficult to heat in extremely cold weather. The Lac à l’Écluse area is often windy, and with the winds, the chalet becomes extremely challenging to heat. If you absolutely want warmth, it’s better to rent another chalet during the cold periods this winter (January – February). Note that no refunds will be given for lack of insulation. It’s a poorly insulated and cold chalet in winter. We prefer to warn you 😉

There is no running water in our chalets or shelters, but they are all located near bodies of water: lakes, rivers, streams. La Traversée recommends treating the water, either by filtering it, using specific disinfectant products, or boiling it for ten minutes.

You must take all your waste with you.Before booking, please familiarize yourself with our booking policy.