Guesthouse In An Agro-Forestry Farm

• Chambre à coucher
  NC
• Salle de bain/d'eau
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• Pièce
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• Luxe
  Non
• Neuf
  Non
• Meublé
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• Semi-meublé
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• Superficie
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• Stationnement privé
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• Garage
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• Accès mobilité réduite
  Non
• Animaux acceptés
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• Sous-location
  Non
• Piscine
  Non

Rural guesthouse, situated in the woods behind the village of Douglastown, between Gaspé and Percé, facing Forillon National Park of Canada.

We are open year round. -

@ComptonieVoyage

Welcome !

Our Guesthouse is located on the upper floor of the workshop where we process the forest products we collect. In foraging season, you will have the perfect opportunity to become familiar with our activities, because, during this time, our workshop buzzes like our hives!

This building, self-built with wood from our land, is located a short distance from our home, our barn and our vegetable garden, in the heart of a forest of 25 hectares, itself contained within the Gaspesian forest.

You can access our garden, and forest. You are welcome if you wish to visit our farm and workshop.

We will be your closest neighbors ! So don't hesitate to come if you need anything.

The Gaspe is a countryside full of nature and ever-changing views – whether they be of mountains, rivers or the sea – it is translated as “land’s end” from miq maq ‘’Gespeg’’.

The area has a one-of-a-kind appeal and occupies a special place even in the hearts of Quebecers themselves! It boasts of being home to more than two-thirds of Quebec's peaks, over 1,000 meters in height.

Its 21,000 km² (two thirds the size of Belgium) are populated by less than 90,000 inhabitants and 94% of its territory is occupied by a diverse forest.

Free parking

Free airport shuttle

We live as much as possible from what the Earth gives us, we raise our own livestock, produce our own dairy products, and cultivate our own vegetable garden. We want to raise our children “with” Nature in order to open their eyes to what is important. We also want them to be as independent as possible by teaching them about farming, cooking, picking wild plants, self-construction and personal development.

Bande-annonce du documentaire ''La Famile de la Forêt'', film suivant la vie de vos hôtes au fil des saisons.