"Unique Accommodations" has grown into a broad category: domes, pods, hanging tents, mini-cabins, safari tents… How do you choose for your first stay? Here’s a straightforward comparison, based on…
Forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku, is a Japanese practice that involves slowly immersing oneself in the forest, with all the senses open, without a specific destination or goal. At Station Chêne Rouge, in…
You know the feeling: your body is sitting there, but your mind is racing. You need to buy milk, there’s an email you haven’t answered, an appointment to reschedule, and that underlying worry you can’t quite put your finger on…
Two nights is a break. Three nights is something else entirely: research indicates that around the third day, creativity and clarity begin to rise significantly…
Every fall, the maple forests of the Eastern Townships burst into color—and every year, some visitors arrive too early or too late. Here is the actual fall foliage calendar for the Eastern Townships,…
Unlike a hotel, you sleep in the woods, with a private campfire and the stars shining down through the canopy.
Boredom isn't a waste of time: it's the state in which the brain consolidates memories, processes emotions, and makes unexpected connections between ideas. No one…
It's always the same scene: we light the fire, the group falls silent, and everyone stares at the flames. Then the conversation picks up again, slower, more genuine. This…
“I slept like I never do anymore in the city.” That’s the phrase you hear most often the morning after your first night under the stars at Station Chêne…
At Station Chêne Rouge in North Hatley, high-speed Wi-Fi is available in the clubhouse, not in the units. The signal is weak in your accommodations, but that’s not a defect…
Our modern Rectangles represent Stability: experiment sleeping in one and feel your connection to Nature.
Our Ready-to-Camp units come with a picnic table and two Adirondack chairs around a fire pit.
