Parc Oméga

Parc Oméga operates a 2,200-acre wildlife park in Montebello, Quebec, where visitors observe North American species including bears, wolves, and bison in their natural habitats. The park runs seasonal day camps for children ages 6-11, combining guided wildlife tours with outdoor activities and nature-focused crafts. Educational programming emphasizes animal behavior, conservation, and regional ecosystems through direct observation and hands-on learning. The facility features four distinct accommodation types: traditional log cabins, Hékipia camping pods, prospector-style canvas tents, and elevated treetop structures. Each lodging option comes equipped with heating, electrical outlets, basic kitchen amenities, and outdoor cooking areas. The property maintains Wi-Fi connectivity throughout its overnight accommodations while preserving the surrounding wilderness setting. The park's infrastructure supports year-round operation with dedicated wildlife viewing areas, maintained trails, and specialized tour routes. Staff naturalists lead interpretive programs focused on Canadian wildlife species and their habitats. The venue serves as both an educational facility and overnight destination, connecting visitors with Quebec's indigenous fauna through structured observation opportunities.