Parc Omega is a pretty short drive from Voyageur Provincial Park and if you have kids, they would love it. This is a park where you stay in your vehicle and the the animals roam free. I have been to parcs like this before but this one actually provides a lot of acreage for the animals to roam. You are allowed to feed carrots to some of the animals, you can take your own or buy some at their store. Some parts of the Park you can’t feed the animals and you have to keep your windows up in your vehicle.
They have a big store, restaurant etc and in that area you can get out of your vehicle but there are still deer hanging around. I used my cell phone a lot at the parc, this was a fun day not a wildlife photographing kinda day.
Parc Omega entrance 
Me changing my shoes and this guy wanting something to eat! 
what a face! 
Wild Boar piglets are pretty cute, adults not so much 
Wolves 
Cell phone shot out the window, gives you an idea of the environment 
He is so happy for that carrot 
Stores, restaurants, play areas etc 
Couple of bears having fun in the lake 
Area pic 
lunch time 
hahaha they get very up close and personal 
Inside the store 
Sitting area 
I’m an elk! I’m also a child at heart, I cannot resist these dopey things 
Parc pic
So it costs about $40.00 per adult and cheaper for Seniors or children but you can drive through the parc as many times as you want for the day you are there.
We took our own carrots but I ran out so we bought more at the store, I can’t recall how much they were a bag but it was a fair sized bag and I want to say maybe $8.00 a bag, not more. I know that seems like a lot but the money is for the animals, maintenance, staff etc so I am okay with that.
Just outside the park a couple of kms is the town of Montebello. It’s a cute place, we have stayed at a motel here one other time we came here. Lots of stores and restaurants, pretty popular place. We had lunch at Zouks Resto Pub
Zouks Ressto Pub, outdoor seating along the side and back, very popular place 
We stopped at another place down the road and sat outside and had a beer
Another day we drove to Beau’s Brewery. We have been here before but not for a long time and this time we went they actually had a small room just inside the entrance with Dunrobin Distillery set up.
Beau’s Brewery 
Dunrobin Distillery 
Inside Beau’s
That’s that……….next stop…..Fitzroy Provincial Park. See you soon
Trums Travels 
Wow, I love this place! The animals seem to have plenty of space to live which is wonderful and they are sooo cute! I assume your husband loves Molson Canadian. 👍🏻🍻 Thanks for sharing these, Susan. ❤️
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Well to be honest, we kinda all types of beer ! lol It is a great place, they have a ton of room to roam and we are “locked up” so to speak.
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Locked up in your vehicle for your safety. I drink a very select set of beer and prefer one with 8 percent or a bit more booze in it.
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These drive thru parks are so much fun! We have an African Wild Safari near us and I drove my car through one time and one time only. The slobber and food that filled my car was so nasty afterwards. So now when we go I always talk somebody else into driving! 🤣😂🤣
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We also have one of those in Southern Ontario, African Wild Safari! I like this Parc Omega one though and yes they can slobber and make a mess. Clint had his window down a bit but was looking out my window and next thing you know, there was an elk trying to stick his head right in !
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How fun! The variety of wildlife left me in awe. I would love to see wolves in their wild habitat. The bears… from a healthy distance. That’s what a zoom lens is for. 😅 Thanks for the share – love it! 🍻
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At this park you can rent some chalets and stay overnight and there is a floor to ceiling window so you can observe the wolves. https://www.parcomega.ca/en/accomodation/sleep-with-the-wolves/
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Thank you for sharing! This would be amazing! 🙏🏻
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This place was so amazing in Ontario…these wolves are so photogenic. Anita
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This looks like such a fun place to visit – my kind of place too. I liked seeing the animals coming right up to the car for their carrot. I’d be taking carrots to fed them as well. I liked how you got shots of the bears – very cool and you did so well with the camera phone – these are all awesome photos Susan.
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Thank you Linda! We went through a lot of carrots 😊
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I would too Susan. I thought of you and this post this morning. On the news they said that severe weather in Georgia caused a tourist attraction which featured an African Safari sustained damage and a tiger is on the loose. Yikes!
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Oh wow, I hope they catch the tiger! I don’t want some yahoo shooting him 😦
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