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What to do and see in Montebello, Canada: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Montebello, Canada including Omega Park, Fromagerie Montebello, Camp Explora Electric ATV Adventures, ChocoMotive, Lieu historique national du Canada du Manoir-Papineau, Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello Lobby Bar, Le Chateau Montebello Club de Golf, Les Brasseurs de Montebello, Les Ecuries Montebello Stables.
Restaurants in Montebello
1. Omega Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Parc Oméga, a unique family experience in the heart of nature, culture and history of Quebec. Located approximately 1 hour from Montreal, Ottawa, Laurentian and Tremblant Parc Oméga lets you discover the wildlife of Canada such as moose, elk, bison, wolves and bears all within their natural environment. Open year-round, the park offers several activities for all ages such as animations, picnic areas, hiking trails... for a unique and unforgettable day. Discover the history of our nation through the colonization and first nations trail. .
Reviewed By Kurt W - New York City, New York
Based mainly on TripAdvisor reviews and YouTube videos, we opted to make the 90-minute car trip from Montreal up to Parc Omega, rather than the 2.5 hour drive to Quebec City where we had visited before. Boy, were we glad we did. Even in the snow and cold of February, the trip through the park was magical. After paying our admission ($31 CAN per adult) and loading up on carrots at the store near the entrance ($2.50 CAN per bag), we had our first encounter within minutes with a herd of deer. As we had arrived shortly after the park opened, they were eager to be fed and swarmed the car on all sides. I had read some reviews saying that the larger, horned animals could be aggressive and cause damage to the car, so we had pulled in the side mirrors beforehand, but the deer were very gentle and EXTREMELY friendly. Next, we came across a herd of wild pigs with their adorable piglets, all of whom wanted a snack. Next, some elk who were just enormous and majestic. More deer of a different variety, more pigs, lots of animals with horns that I wouldn't even venture a guess to name and then... the bison. I swear they were larger than our compact rental car! Just unbelievable to be so close to the native wildlife of Canada. We drove past the enclosures of arctic wolves and black and grey wolves and stopped for photo ops with the water buffalo. We even saw a brown bear at a distance, but couldn't figure out why he had come out of hibernation. I'm sure I've forgotten some of the animals we encountered because there were SO MANY! Toward the end of the visit, we stopped to walk the First Nations Trail and see the beautiful totem poles which are very different than any we had seen in Vancouver and exquisitely nestled around the shore of a lovely lake. We somehow missed the wolf presentation (there's only one at 1pm on weekdays), but I have a funny feeling we'll be back when next we visit Montreal. In my book, this is a must-see attraction if you're in the area.
2. Fromagerie Montebello
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Janet1016 - Ottawa, Canada
Hubby and I try to get to Montebello once a year. It's a charming little town. We stay at Chateau Montebello but pop in to the village numerous days during our stay for dinner at one of the local establishments or to visit the Fromagerie Montebello.
In the summer time Fromagerie Montebello offers a take out cheese plate that includes at least three types of their cheese, a mini baguette, some chutney,etc. It's a fantastic price and a great way to get to sample their wares.
The staff have always been top notch and extremely friendly and helpful. Aside from their wonderful cheese that is made on the premises they also have a great selection of foodie items for sale hot pepper jellies, balsamic vinegars, pates, sausage, etc. You really have to check it out!
We always make one last trip to the Fromagerie as we are leaving town and we stock up with their cheese to bring home for friends. Our hands down favourite is the "Adoray", a soft cow's milk cheese that has been wrapped inside a ring of spruce bark!!!! Flavours of wood shavings, spices and damp hay. It's truly wonderful and very unique.
GO HERE! YOU WON'T REGRET IT!!!!
3. Camp Explora Electric ATV Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 95 reviews
Adventures on a quiet Electric vehicle in Montebello, Quebec. With our cutting-edge electric vehicles, you will be hunting and solving riddles on Mont Wescott in Montebello (Quebec). You will also discover its fascinating history, enchanting architecture, and natural splendour. Families, couples of all ages and groups of all kinds can embark in this truly unique game adventure. Closed for winter. Opens on May 1.
Reviewed By LaLaLaura - New York
We had a great 90 minutes touring on the electric bikes at Explora. We decided to take two bikes and put the kids (11 and 14) on the back. The directions from point to point are pretty clear. The riddles at each step are okay (English translation is wonky so there's an advantage for French speakers, for sure). We took the mountain trip, which was great since we'd already walked the Montebello trails. All in all a very fun activity. Kids wanted to do it again today!
4. ChocoMotive
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Rana D
it is not this awesome place to go. Moreover, the owner wasn't this welcoming. By mistake my son has dropped his chocolate, and she made us buy it broken, if I were her place, I should have offered another one, specially that we were tourists. Never come back again
5. Lieu historique national du Canada du Manoir-Papineau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By anon186390 - Guildford, United Kingdom
Passing through Montebello and saw the sign for this historic site. We parked up and walked through the woodland to reach the Manoir. We had just missed an English language tour of the house and didn't have the hour to spare to wait for the next tour.
However, the walk through the grounds, was very peaceful, the views of the river were beautiful and the information boards dotted around the property were very informative. So the stop was well worth it, and anyone with children would find it a good break in the open air even if they didn't want to visit the house.
6. Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello Lobby Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By pencilcase - Kingston,on
We were on a bus tour and had lunch here. Overall the building is very outdated. It's dark and seemed very gothic. The dining area is lovely and we ate in an enclosed patio like area off the dining room. The tables were elegantly set up and the waiters were always readily available. The buffet set up had delicious food at several different stations. Everything that we ate was decadent. The only complaint would be that everyone in the building seems to eat at the same time, ie bus tours, conferences etc. There were long lines at each station and it was a bit chaotic. Might suggest that different groups start eating in 15 minute intervals. After our lunch, we were stuffed! We walked over to the indoor pool which is huge but also very dated. Walking back through the building we were able to peak into a guest room that was being cleaned. It looked very small and similar to a cabin in the woods. Not sure I'd want to pay big bucks to stay here but there was talk that the resort has new owners who are going to do some upgrades.
7. Le Chateau Montebello Club de Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By Shau2015 - Markham, Canada
The course was beautiful, pro shop staff were very friendly and the bag service was excellent. Unfortunately the group behind us wasn't respectful of slow play and on a couple of holes came close to hitting us. No marshall in sight to express concerns to....MoreThank you for your valid feedback Shau2015. I will sure address this with our golf pro. Geneviève
8. Les Brasseurs de Montebello
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Herge1985 - Val-des-Monts, Canada
Les Brasseurs de Montebello now brew 4 different beers. The Fantome d'Ézilda and now the Kenauk ale are probably the best beer I ever tasted. Strong, but not harsh. Very good with a belgians fries from the restaurant Délice Champêtre near by. ( they do allow customer to come eat their meal while enjoying the beer!)
The 1 liter bock of beer is the best deal ever, only 9$ each refill, but be sure to have a designated driver.
9. Les Ecuries Montebello Stables
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
EXPERIENCE AN EQUESTRIAN CONNECTION LIKE NO OTHER Whether you are an experienced rider or have never ridden before, our unique program allows you to create a special bond between you and your horse. Come try a different approach to horseback riding! Our two hour program is designed to give you time to get to know your horse and warm-up in the training ring before setting out on the trails. Grooming and preparing a horse is an important part of any ride. Like in all sports, a warm-up period is essential to preventing injuries and gives you time to learn your horse’s movements and commands. Your experienced and friendly guides will then lead you out on the trails throughout the enchanting grounds of Fairmont Le Chateau Montebello and alongside the Ottawa river. Upon your return you will also have a little bit of time to thank and say goodbye to your new found friend . Riders must be 6 years of age or older. Full leg pants and heeled footwear are recommended. Riding helmet is mandatory and is provided. RESERVATIONS: 819-423-3050 (3052)
Reviewed By Herge1985 - Val-des-Monts, Canada
They offer horseback riding in the magnificent landscape of the forest surrounding the prestigious Château Montebello. The trails are well takin care of, never a branch in the face. They also follow the river on certain circuit, and cross creeks. Horses behaving is A1, it...MoreThank you so much for sharing your experience with us. Hope to see you soon ! Stéphanie
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