A giant new park is opening near Ottawa with a glowing cave and magical treetop tents
You can enjoy aerial and underground experiences.
Get ready for some incredible adventures! An immersive new park is opening near Ottawa with a glowing cave, sky-high trampolines, and treetop camping.
The Trekking Group has announced a $2.6-million ecotourism development project at Arbraska Laflèche Park, just 30 minutes from Ottawa in the Outaouais area.
The park is launching in 2025 and will feature three aerial and underground experiences.
You can explore new heights with uplå, North America's largest outdoor trampolines. Opening in June 2025, the experience allows you to climb through a 12,000-square-foot wonderland in the sky.

The elevated experience has nine bouncing zones, three slides, two vertical tunnels, and two access ramps.
You can take your adventures below the ground with obā, opening this fall. The underground experience is located in Laflèche Cave—the largest cave in the Canadian Shield.
According to a press release, "the immersive journey combines captivating storytelling, ethereal soundscapes, and breathtaking light displays to animate over 20,000 years of human history."

You can wander through glowing caverns and hollow spaces filled with enchantment.
The final attraction is nesta, set to open in spring 2026. This overnight experience features six spherical tents floating amidst the trees. The aerial camping adventure has a "dreamlike setting has never before been seen in North America" and allows guests to unwind in a starlit dreamland.

"This is a one-of-a-kind adventure destination attracting families from across Québec and around the world to the beautiful Outaouais region," Jean-François Couture, Chief of Marketing and Development at The Trekking Group, said in the press release.
"The project's three innovative attractions celebrate nature, encourage physical activity, and showcase The Trekking Group's expertise in active entertainment."
The Trekking Group has 21 parks in Québec, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Florida, but Arbraska Laflèche Park is the only destination offering aerial camping and a cave experience.
Tickets for uplå and obā will be available for $35 per person, while the nesta experience will range from $150 to $175 per two-person tent.
Arbraska Laflèche Park
An adventure park near Ottawa.
Courtesy of the Trekking Group
Price: $35 + per person
When: First attraction opening June, 2025
Address: 255, Route Principale, Val-des-Monts, QC

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