Sites and Stays of Québec Native People Tsonontwan Centre

Open year round, reservation required

Aboriginal Traditions

While touring the surprising Stoneham, Tewkesbury and Wendake area, and about thirty kilometres north of Québec City, you will find Tsonontwan, an aboriginal site. The site dominates the Parc de la Jacques-Cartier. North America's real DNA, we rediscover the mountain and the forest's pure waters as well as the origins, the culture and the history of these people who once welcomed the first Europeans. If you wish to immerse yourself into this atmosphere and live a fully aboriginal experience, Sites et séjour des amérindiens du Québec is the ideal place to do so. Régent Garihawa Sioui, the Huron-Wendat customary chief of the Bear clan, welcomes you. During your stay, you can sleep comfortably in one of the Innu-Algonqian tents, in a teepee or in the Iroquois and Huron Long houses*. During the day, you can participate in the traditional object making workshops, relax in the steam hut or discover the secrets of medicinal plants. In the evening, you can observe the stars before going to sleep. In winter, a good snowshoeing hike or a dogsledding ride will give you an appetite for a tasty typical aboriginal meal.

* Comment: A boutique-museum and all the services from the reception pavilion will no doubt fulfil your cultural and intellectual curiosities and will certainly satisfy your confort and hygiene requirements.

Rates

Tsonontwan package:
1 night, two days, meal and snacks.
$ 120 per person, half price for children 10 years old ans under.

Sotoriski package:
2 nights, three days, meal and snacks.
$ 205 per person, half price for children 10 years old and under.

DAO8EOLI package:
Half-day, meal, snack and activities.
$ 50 per person, half price for children 10 years old ans under.