Our Lakes

The lakes in the territory are breathtaking. They have retained their natural wilderness state because there has been little human activity to disturb them.

In order of availability and by access to roads and electricity:

1. Lac Lemieux - Phase 1 & 2
2. Lac Thompson - Phase 1 & 2
3. Lac Laurier - Phase 1
5. Lac Schumann - Phase 1
6. Lac Schubert - Phase 1
4. Lac Shakespeare - Phase 3
7. Lac Verdi - Phase 4
8. Lac Monet - Phase 5

Click here for a satelite view.

Lac Lemieux (also known as Rainbow Lake) - Phase 1 & 2 Click for the lot map.

Size: Flows into Lac Thompson for a total length of approximately 2.5 km
Depth: Up to 40 meters
Number of Lots: Approcimately ten lakefront properties with a southern exposure are currently available. Phase two will include about twelve more properties with a northern exposure.

• Lac Lemieux

  Lac Lemieux is home to Indigenous species of lake trout, grey trout and speckled trout. The lake has never been stocked with fish and is teeming with healthy wildlife. You can spot great blue herons and common loons on the lake.
• It has an island that is part of the lac Lemieux common area. The island is 160 meters long.
• One can connect from Lac Lemieux to Lac Thompson by boat, but must navigate through exposed rocks especially in late summer.
• It is bordered by forests including areas with stands of cedars. Other types of trees around the lake include maple, fir, pine, and birch
• According to one resident and association member «Le lac Lemieux est un lieu de préservation unique qui n'a pas son égal dans les Laurentides » (Lac Lemieux is a uniquely preserved site that is unparalleled in the Laurentians).

Lac Thompson (also known as Lower Rainbow or Petit Lac Rainbow) - Phase 1 & 2: 2006-2007 Click for lot map.

Size: 380 m long
Depth: Up to 18 meters
Number of Lots: Possibility of 7 lakefront properties (7 to 15 acres each)

• The property around Lac Thompson is highly elevated which creates excellent vantage points for beautiful views of the lake.
• Also teeming with wildlife, much like Lac Lemieux
• Also has an island
• Even more intimate than Lac Lemieux

Lac Laurier (also known as Lac Rond) - Phase 1 Click for lot map.

• Lake surface: 50 acres
• Electricity available

Roads are built, although some will be rerouted because they are currently too close to the lake

Available Property - South side:

• 60 acres available
• 3 lots of 20 acres each
  • one lot is on the "West River" flowing from Lac Laurier and going towards Lac Louisa
  • one lot is on the wider part of the river with access to Lac Laurier
  • the third has about 120 meters of frontage on Lac Laurier

Available Property - North Side:

• 34 acres available
• 4 lots of approximately 5 to 15 acres each
  • #4: a lot on the lake with about 80 meters of lake frontage.
  • #5: a lot on the lake with about 120 meters of lake frontage and 120 meters on the river.
  • #6: a lot on the west river flowing from Lac Laurier towards Lac Louisa: 7 acres, and 100 meters on the river.
  • #7: a 20 acre lot with about 20 meters on the river.

Lac Schumann - Phase 1 Click for the lot map.

Available Property: 42 acres
Number of Lots: 3 available lots; 2 lots about 15 acres each one lot about 12 acres
- May be sold in its entirety

Lac Schumann is the lake that feeds lac Lemieux. It is small shallow lake of about 5 acres of surface that attracts lots of wildlife. Because of its shallow depth it is considered to be more like a pond than a lake.
Electricity available.

Lac Schubert - Phase 1 Click for lot map.

Lac Schubert is designated as a common area. However we possess 2 available lots situated right across the road next to the lake

• One lot is a combination of 3 acres on Lac Schubert and 2 acres on Lac Thompson
• The other lot is 7 acres on Lac Schubert with a wide lakefront.
• Electricity available
• Panoramic view

Lac Shakespeare (also known as McDougal Lake) - Phase 3: 2008 + Click for lot map.

Depth: Up to 18 meters deep
Number of Lots: 8 large lakefront properties of about 10 to 30 acres each

• Lake surface:25 acres
• Of yet undeveloped and untouched (later development phase).
• Closer to south gate

It is possible to buy the entire lake (up to 150 acres)
Three Options:
1) 8 lots: $200k to $300k each.
2) 14 lots (6 to 20 acres): $150k to $250k each.
3) Entire lake: $1.2M

Lac Verdi - Phase 4: 2009-2010 Click for lot map.

Available Land: 50 acres
Lake Surface: 10 acres
Number of Lots: 1-3 lots (1 lot of 50 acres and/or up to 3 lots of 15 to 20 acres each)

• Entire lake is available for purchase ($500 000)
• No electricity
• Accessible by a preliminary route

Lac Monet (Not available, sold to Michel Labrèche) - Phase 5

• Accessible by walking trail
• No electricity
• Reserved by the company for future use.

In order to limit our impact on these pristine lakes, the association of owners respects environmental guidelines. For example, motor boats are not allowed on the lakes, although electric motors are permitted. For those who prefer motor boats, our company owns a piece of lakefront property on Lac Louisa that is almost 10,000 square feet and will be landscaped in the nearby future. Our members will benefit from this land in order to access the lake in the coming years. Lac Louisa is 11 kilometers in circumference, about 5 kilometers long and allows for motor boats, jet skis, houseboats, waterskiing and other nautical sports. This lake can also be used for airplane landings and take offs. Click for map that includes Lac Louisa.

Other Advantages
All of our owners will have access to the 2500 acres of common areas. See map.