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Cottages for rent in Lanaudière

Chalets for rent among lakes and forests — Saint-Donat, Rawdon, Saint-Côme, Mandeville. The gateway to the north, 1 h 30 from Montreal.

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Available cottages
2
From
$165 / night
Median price
$190 / night
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Lanaudière is the relief valve between Montreal and the deep north — less crowded than the Laurentians, more accessible than Mauricie. It's a blend of agricultural plains in the south, deep lakes in the centre (Saint-Donat, Saint-Côme, Mandeville), and protected boreal forest in the north (the eastern flank of Parc national du Mont-Tremblant, the Sept-Chutes regional park).

Our chalets for rent in Lanaudière cluster around Lac Archambault in Saint-Donat, Lac Maskinongé, and the villages of Saint-Côme and Sainte-Émélie-de-l'Énergie. Many sit on private or semi-private lakes, ideal for groups seeking quiet — without the Sunday-night Highway 15 crawl.

Saint-Donat is also a gateway to Mont Garceau (alpine skiing) and Parc national du Mont-Tremblant via Lac-Monroe — hiking in summer, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in winter. Book direct, local concierge, CITQ permits on file.

Our selection

Available cottages in Lanaudière

Ordered by recommendation. 2 cottages total — open the full filter to refine by dates, capacity and amenities.

Waterfront w/ Spa and Lake Access

Vacation rental · Saint-Damien, Québec

Waterfront w/ Spa and Lake Access

3 bd · 3 beds · 1 ba · 6 guests

Real rate · next 60 days

From $165 / night

Excl. taxes & fees
Great deal× 1.63 weekends

Towns and destinations

Where to stay in Lanaudière

On site

Things to do in Lanaudière

Ski Mont Garceau and Val Saint-Côme

Two family resorts 5 and 25 minutes apart. Mont Garceau has the longest lit run in Lanaudière. Season: December to March.

Canoe-camping on the L'Assomption

2–4 day routes between Saint-Côme and Saint-Jean-de-Matha — primitive sites, calm waters, mid-June to late August.

Snowmobiling the Trans-Québec network

Lanaudière is crossed by Trans-Québec trails 3 and 33. Season runs mid-December to mid-March.

Best season
Year-round. December to March for skiing and snowmobiling, June to September for swimming and canoeing. September brings fall colors without the Laurentian crowds.
From Montreal
1 h 00 (Rawdon) to 1 h 45 (Saint-Donat) via Highways 25 or 40.
From Quebec City
2 h 30 to 3 h 00 via Highway 40 then Route 131.

FAQ

Renting a cottage in Lanaudière

How much does a chalet in Lanaudière cost?
Lanaudière is one of the most affordable regions — expect $175 to $550/night depending on season and property. Median rate is around $295/night, roughly 30% less than the Laurentians at comparable quality. Best value-for-money in our portfolio.
Is Lanaudière good for snowmobiling?
Excellent region for snowmobiles — Trans-Québec trails 3 and 33 run through Saint-Donat, Saint-Côme and Sainte-Émélie. Many of our chalets have direct trail access or trailer parking. Season: mid-December to mid-March, snow-dependent.
Is there skiing in Lanaudière?
Yes — Mont Garceau and Val Saint-Côme at Saint-Donat / Saint-Côme. More modest than Tremblant or Bromont, but much cheaper and far less crowded. Ideal for families with beginners.
Saint-Donat or Saint-Côme: where to stay?
Saint-Donat for direct access to Lac Archambault, Mont Garceau and the national park. Saint-Côme for a more rustic setting, canoeing and access to Sept-Chutes. They're 25 minutes apart — easy to see both in one stay.
How long is the drive from Montreal to Saint-Donat?
About 1 h 45 via Highway 25 then Route 125. Allow 2 h 00 to 2 h 30 Friday evening in peak season. Saint-Donat is a great alternative to Tremblant if you want to avoid Sunday-evening traffic on Highway 15.

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