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Registration no. 627503Source: SIT Québec open data — confirm validity in the official Registry.

📷 @Nick Spooner

LaurentidesNominingue· County Antoine-Labelle

📍 1795 Chemin des Faucons, Nominingue, Québec, J0W1R0📞 873 659-2121

Les Toits du Monde

A unique lodging experience just 2 hours from Montreal, Les Toits du Monde offers a variety of intimate accommodations spaced far apart from one another. From treehouses to hobbit houses, pirate ships, and Viking houses, each accommodation is one-of-a-kind and built with love. Hiking trails, outdoor activities, and direct access to Little Nominingue Lake right from the property. Open year-round.

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  • CapacityNot stated
  • BedroomsNot stated
  • BathroomsNot stated
  • PetsCertaines conditions
  • ParkingNot stated
  • WifiNot stated
  • Water accessNot stated
  • Forest accessNot stated

Why go

Les Toits du Monde is a perfect place to recharge in an exceptional natural setting. The beauty of the surrounding landscapes and the tranquility of the site make it a prime location for campers. Whether you seek adventure or relaxation, this campground offers a warm and friendly atmosphere, ideal for creating memories with family or friends.

What to do

  • Beach (swimming): Enjoy a refreshing swim in the lake.
  • Disc golf: Have fun on the on-site disc golf course.
  • Obstacle course: Test your climbing and balancing skills on the obstacle courses.
  • Hiking: Explore the marked trails and admire the local flora and fauna.
  • Snowshoeing: In winter, put on your snowshoes and discover the snowy landscapes.
  • Lookout: Visit the lookout for a breathtaking view of the surroundings.
  • Organized activities: Join activities led by staff for the whole family.
  • Interpretive trail: Follow the interpretive trail to learn more about the local ecosystem.

Nearby

Nearby, you can explore the charming village of Nominingue, which offers local shops and restaurants. Don’t miss the beautiful lakes in the area, perfect for fishing or kayaking. The region's trails are also ideal for hiking enthusiasts.

Getting there

Les Toits du Monde is easily accessible from the town of Nominingue. Take the main road and follow the signs. Parking is available on-site, making it convenient for campers and visitors.

Good to know

The best time to visit Les Toits du Monde is from June to September when outdoor activities are at their peak. Don’t forget to bring your camping gear, weather-appropriate clothing, and comfortable shoes for hiking. Also, be sure to check the weather conditions before your arrival.

Sunset

A magnificent sunset over Little Nominingue Lake as seen from our viewpoint. It takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes to hike the loop. The trail starts at the reception desk of Les Toits du Monde.

Amenities and services

37 in total

Kitchen and dining

  • Cafetière

Comfort

  • Chauffage
  • Foyer
  • Télétravail

Outdoors

  • Baignade
  • Plage

Activities

  • Raquette
  • Randonnée
  • Vélo
  • Course en sentier
  • Kayak
  • Canoë
  • Paddleboard
  • Pêche
  • Ski de fond
  • Fatbike
  • Patin
  • Observation des oiseaux
  • Observation de la faune
  • Photographie
  • Golf
  • Aire de jeux

Practical

  • Stationnement gratuit
  • Prêt-à-camper
  • Camping

Atmosphere

  • Familial
  • Romantique
  • Rustique

Languages spoken

  • Français
  • Anglais

Other services

  • Pique-nique
  • Borne de recharge
  • Sans service
  • Écoresponsable
  • Rental
  • Toilets
  • On-site rental

Practical information

Best season
winter / summer / fall
Average time
1 to 3 days
Place type
Prêt-à-camper
Setting
Waterfront
Season
Ouvert à l’année
Opening
year-round
Difficulty
Facile
Check-out
11:00
Smoking
Non
Payment
credit card on the website
Region
Laurentides
County
Antoine-Labelle

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Frequently asked questions

Are pets allowed at the campground?
Yes, on a leash, with an $8 surcharge for the stay
How difficult are the hiking trails?
easy to intermediate
Are there any dining options on site?
No, but there's all the equipment you need to cook your meals
How do I get to the campground from the city?
From Montreal, take Highway 15 North, then Highway 117. From Nominingue, take Chemin des Faucons toward La Minerve.
Are there any organized activities for children?
Many activities you can do on your own (obstacle course [free], escape game, beach, hiking, nature trail) or with a guide (introduction to wilderness survival and edible wild plants)

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