Parc Oméga
A drive-through park near Montebello holding Canadian species in large enclosures.
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Parc Oméga near Montebello is a large drive-through park where you stay in the car and the animals do not: elk, bison, wapiti and deer come to the window, and wolves, bears, moose and lynx are held in enclosures along the route. It covers several square kilometres of Outaouais forest and lake country. The circuit takes a couple of hours at the speed the animals allow.
What you actually see
- The drive-through circuit - a route through the enclosures by car.
- The elk and bison - the animals that come up to the vehicles.
- The wolf and bear enclosures - the predators held along the route.
- The forest country - Outaouais woodland and lakes across the park.
When to go
May to October is the easiest visiting. Autumn colour through the park is the best of it. Winter opening continues with different conditions.
Honest expectations
Feeding is done with carrots bought at the gate and the animals expect it, which some visitors find uncomfortable. The circuit is slow and the queue at the entrance can be long in season. You stay in the vehicle for most of it.
Nearby
Montebello is south, and the Ottawa River is beyond.
What to pack for Parc Oméga
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.