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Specialties
Driving a cutting-edge electric 4×4 ATV (side-by-side), you and your co-pilot will be participating in a 90-min long treasure hunt (mystery safari) on Mount Wescott in Montebello, Québec.
The iPad/GPS enabled treasure map will guide you through dirt roads and nature trails to find the many clues hidden on Mount Wescott and help you explore the fascinating history, heritage log buildings and the natural beauty of the mountain.
Your mission is to find as many clues as possible to solve the mystery of the mountain.
This is a green adventure perfect for families (minimum 12 years old) and adults of all ages. Family and group discounts are available.
You can also visit our little museum (free) on the history of the mountain, particularly on the old Seigniory Club. And our Le Safari tearoom is the perfect place for you to relax and enjoy refreshments and small delicious meals made of local produce. Both are located inside the old vacation home of the legendary Betty Crocker.
History
Established in 2013.
Although Camp Explora started only in 2013, affiliate businesses started as early as 2003 in the accommodation, conference facility and tour areas. As of January 2012, in partnership with Fairmont le Château Montebello, the business also provides Land Rover tours to Fairmont’s guests. Since 2003, our mission is to create unique and extraordinary experiences to traveling clients.
Meet the Business Owner
Rémi T.
Business Owner
As a federal public servant, Rémi always kept his passion for travelling alive by owning traveling-focused businesses, such as B&Bs, retreat facilities and tours.
Leaving his post as the director of the Communications Policy and the Corporate Identity Policy of the Government of Canada in 2013, he is now totally focused on his new venture called Camp Explora, located in Montebello, Québec.
His personal and business mission is to create unique and extraordinary experiences for travellers and explorers from around the world, and help remake Montebello a major tourism centre it once was.
