Orchards, pumpkins, snow tubing, skiing, and summer outings: discover seasonal activities to save in your favourites. Confirm opening dates with each business.
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Centre nautique de l’Istorlet (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Havre-Aubert)): Family sailing lessons introduce sailing skills. Optimist boats are for ages 9–12, while other boats are used in other classes. Lessons June–August; 2026 season ended, next season to confirm.
Explore this activity ↗Centre nautique de l’Istorlet (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Havre-Aubert)): Families discover wingsurfing through the centre’s water-sport lessons. Lessons June–August; 2026 season ended, next season to confirm.
Explore this activity ↗Centre nautique de l’Istorlet (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Havre-Aubert)): A family lesson introduces stand-up paddleboarding in a sheltered bay. Lessons June–August; 2026 season ended, next season to confirm.
Explore this activity ↗Parc de Gros-Cap (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (L’Étang-du-Nord)): A three-hour guided sea-kayak excursion follows the cliffs and welcomes ages 12 and up. The route does not enter caves. Summer season; confirm weather-dependent sessions and schedule.
Explore this activity ↗Parc de Gros-Cap (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (L’Étang-du-Nord)): Paddleboard rental offers an outing on the water with young participants. An adult must be present. Summer season; confirm weather-dependent sessions and schedule.
Explore this activity ↗Parc de Gros-Cap (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (L’Étang-du-Nord)): Families sculpt sand and build castles with an expert builder in a two-hour workshop. Summer season; confirm weather-dependent sessions and schedule.
Explore this activity ↗La Salicorne (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Grande-Entrée)): A guided sea-cave excursion in a flotation wetsuit welcomes ages 14 and up. The route depends on weather conditions. Excursions July 1–August 30; season ended, next season to confirm.
Explore this activity ↗La Salicorne (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Grande-Entrée)): From age 14, young participants join a guided kayak outing at Old Harry or an introduction to surf kayaking, depending on the weather. Excursions July 1–August 30; season ended, next season to confirm.
Explore this activity ↗La Salicorne (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Grande-Entrée)): Canoe rental lets families explore Bassin-aux-Huîtres on the water. Summer rental; September may be possible depending on weather, to confirm.
Explore this activity ↗La Cité de l’Or (Val-d’Or): A guided descent into the former Lamaque mine welcomes children aged 6 and up to discover the underground mining world. Mine tours have ended for 2026; confirm the next season.
Explore this activity ↗Musée minéralogique de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Malartic): A Canadian Malartic mine tour welcomes children aged 8 and up who are at least 109 cm tall. Closed shoes and long clothing are required. June–September, by reservation and subject to availability.
Explore this activity ↗Fossilarium (Notre-Dame-du-Nord): The Life at the Heart of Stone exhibition invites children and their families to discover local fossils and specimens from around the world. Public 2026 season ended September 7. Off-season: groups of 8 or more by reservation.
Explore this activity ↗Fossilarium (Notre-Dame-du-Nord): A one-hour family mini-safari offers a field outing to collect and discover fossils. Public 2026 season ended September 7; confirm the next outing.
Explore this activity ↗Centre de plein air du Mont-Chalco (Chibougamau): Downhill skiing at Mont-Chalco welcomes children and families, with a learning slope for beginners. Winter, snow permitting; 2026–2027 opening and hours are unconfirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Centre de plein air du Mont-Chalco (Chibougamau): Mont-Chalco’s cross-country ski trails welcome young people and families for a winter outing. Winter, snow permitting; 2026–2027 opening and hours are unconfirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Centre de plein air du Mont-Chalco (Chibougamau): Snow-tubing slopes welcome children and families. A minimum height of 40 inches is required. Winter, snow permitting; 2026–2027 opening and hours are unconfirmed.
Explore this activity ↗Mont Ti-Basse (Baie-Comeau): Children and beginners can discover downhill skiing through Mont Ti-Basse lessons. Winter, snow permitting; confirm the next season’s calendar.
Explore this activity ↗Station de ski Gallix (Sept-Îles (Gallix)): Introductory ski or snowboard packages include groups for ages 5–6 and 7–12. Equipment is included. 2025–2026 season ended; confirm the next opening and registration.
Explore this activity ↗Essipit Vacances – Plein air (Les Bergeronnes): A family zodiac cruise goes in search of whales. The minimum age is 5; children may be refused boarding in adverse weather. June 4–October 11, 2026, subject to weather and departures.
Explore this activity ↗Centre d’interprétation du phoque (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Grande-Entrée)): Interactive activities, videos and quizzes invite children and adults to discover seals. Seasonal schedule; confirm opening with the centre.
Explore this activity ↗Parcs Canada – Obadjiwan–Fort-Témiscamingue (Duhamel-Ouest): Children aged 6–11 explore the fort with their families using an Xplorateurs booklet, clue hunt and password challenge. Closed to the public for the season; reopening announced for spring 2027.
Explore this activity ↗Excursions en Mer (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Cap-aux-Meules)): A family boat excursion follows caves and cliffs, with geological interpretation and a lobster-trap demonstration. Boating season; departures depend on weather and reservations.
Explore this activity ↗Excursions en Mer (Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine (Cap-aux-Meules)): Families try sea fishing, including mackerel fishing, and learn about lobster fishing. Fishing season, subject to regulations, weather and departures.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
Centre d'exposition d'Amos (Amos): In this all-ages workshop, participants draw, scratch and erase on 16 mm film before watching the collective work projected. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
Ville de La Sarre (La Sarre): Cécile Lamarre guides participants of all ages in making a miniature artwork with pine needles. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
Ville de Rouyn-Noranda (Rouyn-Noranda): Participants of all ages choose a design and help the artist print it on their textile. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
Ville de Rouyn-Noranda (Rouyn-Noranda): An artist-educator leads an introduction to graffiti for all ages. Materials are provided. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026 – Sep 27, 2026
Gare patrimoniale – Maison de la culture de Sayabec (Sayabec): Visitors of all ages meet artists and craftspeople and try selected textile and craft techniques. September 26, 2026–September 27, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
MRC de La Matanie (Matane): EBJM Danse teachers and students invite people of all ages to dance at the public market. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026 – Sep 27, 2026
Municipalité de Rivière-Ouelle (Rivière-Ouelle): Iris Lindsay introduces all ages to African drumming and dance, with no musical experience needed. Instruments are available to borrow on request. September 26, 2026–September 27, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
Ville de La Pocatière (La Pocatière): An all-ages workshop invites participants to thread beads and make a pendant with an insect ornament. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 26, 2026
Ville de Rimouski (Rimouski): A guided all-ages workshop explores cyanotype: printing with light and natural materials from the shore. September 26, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 27, 2026
Centre des arts de Baie-Comeau (Baie-Comeau): A backstage tour continues on stage with a collective cyanotype creation in an all-ages activity. September 27, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sep 25, 2026
Groupe de recherche et d'éducation sur les mammifères marins (Tadoussac): An all-ages hands-on workshop invites participants to help assemble part of a True’s beaked whale skeleton. September 25, 2026, Journées de la culture; check times and reservation details.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national d’Aiguebelle (Rouyn-Noranda (Mont-Brun)): La Castorière offers a family walk on a stroller-accessible trail. Warmer months; subject to conditions and service availability.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national d’Aiguebelle (Rouyn-Noranda (Mont-Brun)): Families explore the park by canoe, stopping at designated shoreline rest areas. Warmer months; subject to conditions and service availability.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national d’Aiguebelle (Rouyn-Noranda (Mont-Brun)): Families can enjoy day fishing on designated park lakes. Licences, access rights and the fishing season depend on the lake. Warmer months; subject to conditions and service availability.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata (Saint-Juste-du-Lac): At Grand-Lac-Touladi, a 0.7 km family trail has six nature-discovery stations. Warmer months; check access. Saint-Juste footbridge closed October 29–November 27, 2026.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata (Saint-Juste-du-Lac): Young people aged 10 and up take part in supervised archaeological digs during scheduled sessions in the park. Digs by schedule and reservation. Saint-Juste footbridge closed October 29–November 27, 2026.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata (Saint-Juste-du-Lac): The Grey-Owl trail offers a cycling outing in a park that welcomes families. Warmer months; check access. Saint-Juste footbridge closed October 29–November 27, 2026.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata (Saint-Juste-du-Lac): Families discover the park’s lakes by canoe, depending on available boats and accessible lakes. Warmer months; check access. Saint-Juste footbridge closed October 29–November 27, 2026.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Bic (Rimouski (Le Bic)): With a park naturalist, families explore the beach and tidal flats at low tide to discover coastal life. Seasonal guided activity at low tide, according to the park calendar.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Bic (Rimouski (Le Bic)): The junior park ranger programme invites young people aged 7 and up to join discovery activities at Centre Ferme-Rioux. According to the park’s seasonal programme.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Bic (Rimouski (Le Bic)): Family-accessible cycling paths let visitors explore the park by bike. Children's bikes can be borrowed subject to availability. Rentals June 6–October 12, 2026, subject to availability and conditions.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national du Bic (Rimouski (Le Bic)): Families can go sledding near Porc-Épic shelter in winter. Bring your own sled. Mid-December–late March, snow permitting; confirm the next opening.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national d’Opémican (Témiscaming): Pedal boats let families discover Lake Témiscamingue from the Pointe-Opémican sector. Pointe-Opémican closed for work September 8–late October 2026; access unavailable during the closure.
Explore this activity ↗Sépaq – Parc national d’Opémican (Témiscaming): A family circuit explores the history of log driving through heritage buildings and audiovisual experiences. Pointe-Opémican closed for work September 8–late October 2026; access unavailable during the closure.
Explore this activity ↗Parcs Canada – Parc national Forillon (Gaspé): Children accompanied by their families complete Xplorateurs booklet challenges to discover Forillon’s nature and heritage. Subject to visitor-centre opening and booklet availability.
Explore this activity ↗Independent, unsponsored discoveries. Directory expanded using ministère du Tourisme data (SIT Québec), published on Données Québec under CC BY 4.0. Sources and method