Just half an hour from Quebec, the enchanting Repère Boréal glamping oasis has cozy cottages and tiny houses carved into the Charlevoix mountains.
This peaceful place is near walking paths, ski resorts, beaches, and casinos.
At the Shiship tiny home, visitors can feel like they are away from it all.
This unique cottage is made from a recycled shipping container and has everything you need for comfort.
It features a composting toilet and is nestled in magical woodlands. At Shiship, guests can unplug from the busy world and enjoy nature.
Inside, the walls have vertical shiplap siding in natural and whitewashed colors, creating a fresh and clean look.
A large window faces the Charlevoix region, bringing in lots of light and beautiful views.
The room also has simple barrel shades for those who prefer not to wake up with the sun.
This small space is designed to use every inch wisely, including everything needed for comfort.
The kitchen is equipped with all the utensils, cookware, and appliances needed to make a fancy meal or just heat up a frozen pizza.
It features a stainless steel cooktop, toaster oven, and refrigerator, which make cooking easy.
Stainless steel and glass shelves hold all the cookware and glasses in a sleek and simple style.
Above the cooktop, there’s a low-profile range hood that helps remove food odors and smoke.
A queen bed comfortably sleeps two people and comes with crisp linens.
Right above the bed, a built-in headboard has electrical outlets and switches so guests can charge their devices.
For a fun touch, there’s a decoration of a Canadian moose made with towels.
There’s a large table that seats four people. Extra folding chairs are stored away when not needed.
This table is a cozy spot to eat and enjoy the amazing view. An industrial-style light with an exposed bulb hangs over the table.
Behind the dining area, there’s a big sofa that has a pull-out bed for two more guests.
Guests can use a composting toilet near their stay, and communal showers and flush toilets are available in Repère Boréal’s central building, just a minute’s walk away.
Also, there is a relaxing spa and sauna area that’s open all year. It includes hot baths, a barrel sauna, and a cold shower available for three seasons.
Outside, there is an outdoor fireplace where you can enjoy the quiet surroundings.
A large picnic table near the fire pit can seat a big group comfortably.
This modern box-shaped stay is set on remote land, combining modern comforts with the beauty of nature.