Cabins in Quebec

Quebec's mountains, forests, lakes, and coast are an open-air playground for adventurers, and opting for a cabin means you'll stay warm and dry through all four seasons. Take your pick of activities, from a summer whale-watching cruise along the St. Lawrence River to fall foliage hikes in the Laurentian Mountains or a winter snowmobile ride through the wilderness. Canada's largest province has plenty of options for cabin rentals and Hipcamp lodgings, whether you prefer a cozy log cabin, a luxury studio, or a quirky tiny house. Quebec's national parks and provincial parks also have some unique lodging options, including oTENTiks (canvas-roofed A-frames), MicrOcubes (tiny wooden cabins with panoramic windows), and the Ôasis (a water drop-shaped panoramic cabin)—and Forillon National Park has all three. You can even sleep in a lighthouse at Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve or rent a historic chalet in La Mauricie National Park.