See what’s new at Parc Oméga this summer

Published on July 20, 2026 • Attractions to discover

This summer, Parc Oméga is introducing new ways to discover wildlife in an immersive natural setting. Located in Montebello, in the Outaouais region, the park is renowned for its 12-km safari route that lets you observe North American wildlife from the comfort of your vehicle. With plenty of new additions this season, it’s the perfect opportunity to see the park from a fresh perspective!

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Alpaca walks

Calling all animal lovers! Among this season’s new activities is a 30-minute walk alongside adorable alpacas, offering visitors the chance to form a special bond with these gentle animals.

And to top it all off, young visitors will also get the opportunity to feed their alpaca companion. It’s the perfect family activity to keep the fun going after meeting the park’s other animals!

A new furry resident

There’s a new member of the Parc Oméga family: a male wolverine! Found in boreal forests, mountainous regions, and the tundra, this powerful, solitary carnivore can travel vast distances in search of food. The presence of wolverines in the wild is also a sign of a healthy, thriving ecosystem.

The arrival of this wolverine also marks an important milestone in the park’s conservation and breeding efforts.

Be sure to meet this new resident and learn more about its habitat, daily life, and the challenges involved in protecting this species.

More than just a wildlife park

Beyond offering unforgettable experiences, Parc Oméga plays an active role in protecting North America’s wildlife and plantlife through the Parc Oméga Foundation, which supports initiatives to preserve natural habitats, protect threatened species, and promote environmental education.

Most recently, as part of Tree and Forest Month, the foundation distributed more than 900 trees to students and residents throughout the Montebello region, encouraging the community to take meaningful action for the environment.

🫎 Plan a day trip or an overnight getaway at Parc Oméga this summer to discover what’s new while supporting an organization committed to protecting biodiversity.