River View Lodge

This is the most beautiful building on the Pontiac county. The Lodge offers 8 individual rooms available for two people occupancy with either two single beds or one double bed for $85 per night. Fully industrial kitchen and restaurant for guests to enjoy. Screened Gazebo suitable for over 15 people is offered for free for the guests. The Lodge is gracefully located in the Pontiac County’s wilderness region, facing the majestic Ottawa River with Laurentian hills in the background. The building showcases a long, symmetrical country - inn design with a distinctive green metal gable roof and multiple dormer windows, reflecting traditional Quebec Lodge architecture. Set along a scenic riverside with direct access to the Ottawa River and private dock, a natural shoreline with the Laurentian hill in the background offering a cinematic setting ideal for productions seeking rustic, remote and authentic outdoor aesthetic. The exterior combines classic wood siding, covers front entrance porch, and charming upper level dormers that provide depth and character on camera. The property has served the community for over 40 years as a bar, restaurant, and motel and is the most well known and popular building in the area reinforcing its genuine hospitality identity. All guests rooms are uniform in design offering either two single beds or one double beds for guest to enjoy. The surroundings are quiet, natural and largely untouched- perfect for story telling that involves outdoor adventure, wilderness themes, hunting/ fishing or remote riverside escape. Ideal for scene featuring: - shots from Ontario power generating dams - waterfront and dock shot - country lodge/ hotel atmosphere - small town heritage hospitality settings -fishing and hunting culture backdrops -Remote and atmospheric exterior shot With its popularity significance, natural environments and original lodge character, this lodge offers a rare , authentic northern Quebec production location that delivers both visual charm and real world lodge credibility for on screen narratives.