Wakefield

Full of Activities

As early as 1825, forest companies started exploiting the wealth of this territory. Around 1840, some lumberjacks decided to establish here to cultivate the land in the region. The city of La Pêche was born from the merging of several municipalities, including Wakefield, which was added to the city in 1845.

Nowadays, the district of Wakefield presents numerous attractions, in addition to being located near the Gatineau Park. Speaking of the Gatineau Park, the MacKenzie-King Estate awaits you to make you discover this important prime minister of Canada. You can also visit the charming covered bridge or the Wakefield Mill. The Hull-Chelsea-Wakefield Steam Train, for its part, will provide hours of relaxation while informing you about the region.

Accomodation Wakefield

Le Moulin Wakefield Mill

Please join us…savor the historic charm of our heritage-designated country inn. Take in spectacular scenery of nature at its finest. Capture the warmth of true Quebec hospitality. Indulge yourself by sampling our award-winning wine list and fine regional cuisine. Be pampered in our new full-service destination spa – a truly serene retreat featuring a full range of services, outdoor hot tub, and a new river pool nestled in the gurgling waters of the La Pêche river. We provide 27 guest rooms, four executive retreat function rooms, a new waterfalls dining solarium, and a charming fireplace lounge. Located on 24 acres within the natural beauty of the Gatineau Park, the Wakefield Mill Inn and Spa offers the perfect getaway…in natural balance.

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