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Wellness holidays in Canada on this page are set in the Laurentian Mountains, and the two live listings could hardly be more different, so it is easy to see which one fits you or your family.
The first is a summer overnight camp for children at Camp Wingate, roughly an hour's drive north of Montreal in Quebec. It is a co-ed camp for kids aged 7 to 17, and campers sleep on site for the length of their session rather than attending for the day. The listing is shown as a 1-day programme, and it suits parents looking for a mountain stay for their child, with campers living on site.
The second is a 3-day lakeside spa retreat at Calumet Falls, also in the Laurentians. Here the water is the heart of the experience. The baths use naturally heated spring water, and the property's own waterfalls form the backdrop to the soaking pools and relaxation areas. A typical visit works through a hydrotherapy cycle, which makes this a natural choice if you want a short, restorative break built around bathing and rest.
Between them, these programmes offer stays of 1 to 3 days in the same mountain region, one designed for young campers and one for anyone who wants to slow down by the water. Each listing sets out the full details of what your stay involves, so you can compare them side by side and choose the one that suits you.
The programmes on this page run from 1 to 3 days. The summer overnight camp for kids is listed as a 1-day programme, and the lakeside spa retreat at Calumet Falls runs for 3 days.
Both listings are in the Laurentian Mountains. Camp Wingate is in the Laurentians in Quebec, roughly an hour's drive north of Montreal, and Calumet Falls is a lakeside spa property, also in the Laurentians.
Yes. Camp Wingate runs a co-ed overnight camp for kids aged 7 to 17 in the Laurentian Mountains. Campers sleep on site for the duration of their session rather than attending for the day.
The camp is open to children aged 7 to 17. It is co-ed, so it welcomes both boys and girls.
The camp is listed as a summer overnight camp, so it takes place during the summer months. Campers stay on site for the length of their session.
The experience centres on the water. The baths use naturally heated spring water, and the property's own waterfalls are the backdrop to the soaking pools and relaxation areas. A typical visit works through a hydrotherapy cycle over the 3-day stay.
It is an overnight camp. Campers sleep on site for the duration of their session rather than going home each evening.