An extraordinary site but a little difficult to find if you plan to visit on your own on a Sunday afternoon. The reception was deserted. So for the benefit of the following: park in front of the reception then walk about 200 meters to the right on the road. Then on your left behind a poorly identified barrier, a small road will take you to the peat bog after about 15 minutes of walking. A self-walk of about an hour. It's better to book online for a guided tour if you want explanations because there are no posters to give you information. A site that would benefit from being better managed.

Superb location, easy to access, less than 15 minutes from downtown Lévis. The facilitators were able to educate us and explain to us what the peat bog is. It is important to become aware of the importance of our wetlands and this is the place to do it. The site is accessible to everyone, strollers and people with reduced mobility. The visit lasts approximately 2 hours and covers 3.8 km. Once in the bog, there are few shaded areas and no benches. It is essential to register on the website for one of the two guided tours of the day. Once again very interesting! THANKS

Excellent option to learn more about your surroundings!

Guided tour of approximately 2h30, 10-15 minutes from downtown Lévis. Free reservation on the city of Lévis website. Bring mosquito repellent, it's essential for crossing the forest! Very pleasant for lovers of nature and biodiversity. You can see species of carnivorous plants and the evolution of the peat bog.

We had a great your across the boardwalk and through the woods,

Very nice, quiet location close to town. Easy path

Great activity. Very great tourism potential, but more subsidies are needed.

An environment like that is generally very inaccessible. It's very interesting to be able to take a tour there. You can see new shows there.

The guides knew their subject well. Well maintained area for visiting. The visit allows the observation of various natural phenomena of a peat bog. Very interesting.

Peaceful place to walk and learn about the world's peatlands. 3.8km of trails exploring nature, guided by a biologist who explains to us what grows there, how nature takes 6000 years to form this type of place and how it is essential to conserve this precious environment. A few minutes from Lévis and it seems so far away once on the trail. It's a voluntary contribution, the only thing is you can't bring your animals.

Super nice exhibition on astronomy even if we didn't see the Perseids we may have observed a star.

It's boring you have to go there accompanied by the guide that put me off it's long and when you want to just walk and then the young girls at the reception 0 point bar no interpersonal skills or manner

Very nice discovery!

Thank you very much Océane and her colleague for the lovely visit! I recommend this great outing!

Très bel endroit, bien tenu. Suggestion, ajoutée une affiche là où le sentier en bois commence pour dire que c'est là. Employés très aimables aussi

Faire 10 pas et recevoir 15 minutes d’explications repetitives de façon inaudible par le guide. Répétez pour les 725 mètres du sentier et vous avez 2h30 de marche forcée. Plusieurs familles ont quitté en route tellement c’était long pour les enfants. Merveilleux site mais le modèle des visites est affreux.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting and necessary visit to make us realize the power of nature. (Original) Visite fort intéressante et nécessaire pour nous faire réaliser la puissance de la nature.

(Translated by Google) Amazing experience, little gem. Go ahead, it's free. Don't forget to book as it is mandatory. (Original) Amazing experience, little gem. Allez-y, en plus c’est gratuit. N’oubliez pas de reserver car obligatoire.