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This
place
is
remarkable
if
you
want
to
get
away
from
it
all
and
relax.
It
is
NOT
comparative
to
a
hotel
experience,
so
set
your
expectations
accordingly
and
you
will
have
a
wonderful
time.
25
min
backroad
drive
from
the
main
highway
near
Mont
Tremblant
you
will
arrive
at
Parc
Eco
/Refuges
Perches
-
a
protected
wilderness
environment.
Check
in
was
easy,
super
nice
staff.
Quite
a
few
instructions
to
learn
on
arrival
but
they
explain
very
well.
You'll
walk
from
the
check
in
center
to
your
treehouse
by
foot
or
canoe
(optional
in
summer).
The
walk
can
be
from
5
-
20mins
depending
on
your
treehouse.
The
trails
in
the
forests
are
well
marked
and
the
walk
sets
the
tone
for
the
back
to
nature
experience.
You
are
provided
with
pull
carts
or
pull
sleds
(when
snow)
to
transport
your
bags
and
a
welcome
kit
of
essentials
like
a
battery
power
pack,
ice,
firewood,
water
and
other
supplies
which
are
collected
from
check
in)
Tip
DON'T
take
too
much
luggage,
you
have
to
pull
the
carts
yourselves
which
will
get
your
heart
beating.
We
took
our
own
sleeping
bags
and
pillows
and
some
easy
to
cook
food,
books
and
music
on
our
phones.
We
also
had
our
small
dog
with
us
(dogs
are
allowed
on
leash)
and
she
was
enjoying
every
minute.
The
treehouses
themselves
are
located
into
2
distinct
areas,
east
and
west
side
of
the
lake.
We
stayed
in
the
west
side
area
which
was
about
a
20
min
hike
in.
Our
treehouse
#
11,
was
wonderful,
tucked
away
in
the
woods
with
neighbouring
units
nearby
but
not
too
close.
It
had
a
single
open
plan
main
room
2
double
bunk
beds
and
2
bench
beds
that
could
sleep
6.
We
were
just
2
this
time,
if
we
were
6
adults
together
sharing
that
space
it
would
be
tight,
but
a
family
with
kids
would
be
fine.
Ours
had
a
rooftop
terrace
and
exterior
eating
section
under
the
main
structure.
The
treehouses
are
well
made
simple
wood
structures,
all
freestanding
and
individually
styled.
Some
even
have
rope
bridges.
All
very
clean.
Inside
there
was
a
propane
stove,
large
Coleman
for
food
storage,
slow
burning
stove
and
electric
lights
that
use
the
supplied
power
pack,
fold
up
table
and
chairs.Other
basic
essentials,
cutlery
and
cleaning
supplies
were
also
included.
Outside
was
a
small
gas
BBQ.
After
getting
the
slow
burning
stove
fired
up,
the
sun
was
setting
and
we
started
to
relax
with
a
glass
of
wine.
There's
no
wifi
at
the
treehouses
(there
is
at
the
check
in
center)
so
it
was
nice
to
be
off
the
grid
for
once
and
just
enjoy
some
peace
and
quiet.
As
night
fell
it
was
very
cozy
and
warm
in
the
treehouse
with
the
slow
burning
stove
and
candles
-
one
thing
we
learned
was
not
to
load
the
stove
too
much
before
bed
as
it
can
get
very
very
warm.
There
are
lots
of
hiking,
country
and
snowshoe
trails
in
the
park
and
the
main
lake
was
a
7
minute
walk
away
(some
treehouses
are
lakefront).
We
stayed
just
after
the
first
snowfall,
it
was
beautiful.
I
imagine
in
the
summer
it
would
be
even
more
magical
with
the
lake
to
explore.
The
whole
experience
is
very
back
to
nature
and
eco
orientated
and
they
really
practice
a
leave
no
trace
policy,
be
prepared
to
use
outhouses
for
toilets,
cook
simply
and
entertain
yourselves.
Showers,
amenities
and
wifi
are
available
back
at
the
check
in
center
if
needed.
Overall
this
was
a
perfect
getaway
to
relax
and
reconnect
to
nature,
the
extra
effort
to
carry
in
our
stuff
and
the
'simple
camp'
feel
just
added
to
the
experience.
I
imagine
kids
would
truly
enjoy
it
as
it's
like
an
adventure
and
the
parents
would
probably
appreciate
the
time
out
from
smartphones.
A
strong
recommendation.
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