A majestic beach along the river, beautiful campsites, scenic hiking trails ... these are just some examples of the panoramic sites that can be associated to Forestville. With two ZECS (Controlled Management Zones) and many outfitters, the municipality can actually be described as paradise for hunting and fishing. For maritime exploration, all will be charmed by a ferry trip along the South Shore of the St. Lawrence River to Rimouski.
The outfitter offers you the opportunity to hunt and fish in an enchanting setting. Come experience an unforgettable adventure and let yourself be captivated by this wild and generous nature, teeming with wildlife.
This private art gallery exhibits stained glass works and paintings made with natural sand. A visit to the Marchande de Sable studio will forever transform your next walk on a sandy beach.
Our outfitter offers 75 km² of private territory with 30 lakes, 5 chalets and incomparable tranquility. It has been welcoming fishermen, hunters and families for over 30 years. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or simply in search of nature, our comfortable chalets await you for unforgettable moments!
Located just 15 kilometers northwest of Forestville.
Les Saveurs boréales is a company that specializes in harvesting local products from the North Shore terroir, such as green plants (sea asparagus), medicinal plants (balsam fir gum, yew, chaga), teas (Labrador tea), seaweed, mushrooms (morel, chanterelle, porcini) and many other treasures of the boreal forest.
The Forestville Hunting and Fishing Association invites you to discover the magnificent controlled harvesting zones of the municipality, rich in wildlife and wilderness. Come immerse yourself in nature and take advantage of our many accommodation packages!
The Whale Route (Véloroute des Baleines) is located on the North Shore of the St. Lawrence River, between Tadoussac and Kégaska, passing through Baie-Comeau and Sept-Îles. 850 kilometers in the heart of grandiose nature: river, lakes, beaches, mountains and forest. To be discovered...an open-air masterpiece!
Offering a 9-hole course with a breathtaking view of the region, Golf Le Méandre is first and foremost the result of the mobilization of 200 local individuals and organizations who invested time and money to develop this major collective project. Come and discover how the passion of the people here can make things happen.
The museum is housed in what was known as "Trinity Church," a Protestant chapel built in 1948 on the site of the boiler room of the Anglo Canadian Pulp and Paper Mills Limited company. The City of Forestville acquired it in 1993 and turned it into a museum that offers visitors an immersive dive into regional history.
Setting out on a snowmobile or ATV ride in Forestville means discovering more than 100 km of marked and maintained trails. Thanks to abundant snowfall each season, you will be charmed both by the beauty of our winter landscapes and the purity of the air.
Located on the outskirts of Forestville, this estate will introduce you to an enchanting site where tranquility and comfort await. Fishing (brook trout, sea trout, lake trout, pike, smelt), hunting (bear, duck) and trapping are all available on site.
The magnificent beaches, camping, hiking trails and sea trout fishing are among the activities to discover along the shores of the majestic St. Lawrence River. The warmest water on the shoreline is found here! This site was also the filming location for the TV series The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair.
Domaine du Canyon is an ideal destination for an unforgettable vacation. Several activities are offered on site to suit every taste: canoeing, pedal boating, kayaking, aquatic trampoline, swings and slides, not to mention hunting and fishing! On Route 138 in Forestville, at the traffic light turn north on rue Verreault. After 4 km, take the Zec road.
