We had an amazing stay here during the weekend of the Canadian Grand Prix. At first we were unsure about staying a bit outside the city, but honestly it ended up being the perfect decision. For the price of a small hotel room in Montreal, we got an entire peaceful getaway surrounded by nature.The property had everything we could ask for: a beautiful deck by the lake, spa, fire pit with wood ready to use, BBQ, lots of outdoor space for the kids to play, and such a relaxing atmosphere after spending the day at the race. It really felt like the best of both worlds — exciting days in the city and quiet evenings in the woods with family.The drive into Montreal was completely manageable, and coming back to a calm, cozy cottage instead of a crowded hotel made the whole trip much more enjoyable. In our opinion, this place is honestly underrated. If you’re visiting for the Grand Prix, especially with family or kids, this is exactly the kind of stay you want.Would absolutely come back again.

The cabin was perfect. Super cold outside but we were able to warm up nicely for a cozy, comfortable lazy weekend, watching movies, working a little and studying. Jumanji is so private... in the middle of nowhere, at least in the winter... but there is a great breakfast place down the street and an awesome place for dinner about 15 minutes away. Communication was great although barely required as everything was as listed in advertisement. We will be back for sure.

The check-in was very easy and the kitchen had the basic necessities

Location is nice about 1 hr from Montreal. On river front. kayaks, paddleboards and canoe available. Owner is very nice and came himself when his lawn contractors did not show up. The shrubs in the middle of the gravel road were very tall and scrapes the cars - owner came 2 days later to do it himself. A major disappointment was the laundry washer did not work - they responded that this was stated in the vrbo ad - which I do not recall seeing. I booked it about 6 months in advance and likely the washer was not broken then. Not having laundry washer in a remote cottage is very inconvenient. We basically spent the better half of a day going to a town 35 minutes away to do laundry. During hot days, the ac is insufficient. Plugging in both the portable acs trip the breaker. Be aware that the water there is very sulphury and so, you need to get lots of potable water.