Héritage Charlevoix

Baie-Saint-Paul

The Rémy Mill

Built in 1825, the Rémy Mill is renowned for its production of premium organic flour.

For the 2025 season, it is open to visitors from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, from June 21 to September 1st.

Guided tours are offered, and flour is available for purchase on-site.

Open to the public

St-Urbain

Lajoie Farm

The site is accessible as part of activities co-produced with the Musée de Charlevoix.

Summer 2023: Jully 15 À la soupe! Jully 29 Le grand ménage! September 2 De fil et d'aiguille

Closed to the public

Notre-Dame-des-Monts

Rose-Anna Farmstead

A traditional farm setting that captured the hearts and imaginations of viewers of the TV series Le temps d’une paix.

The site is accessible as part of activities co-produced with the Musée de Charlevoix.

The site is open to the public during scheduled activities throughout the summer season. However, visitors are welcome at any time to admire the buildings and read the interpretive panels from outside the site.
To purchase tickets, visit our ticketing page:

https://linktr.ee/billetterie_roseanna

Open to the public

Baie-Saint-Paul

Maison Bouchard-Simard

The bourgeois dream of an aspiring country gentleman

Closed to the public

Héritage Charlevoix properties are located throughout the Charlevoix region.

Visitors exploring Charlevoix’s backcountry roads can admire the Lajoie and Rose-Anna farm properties as they pass by. However, these sites are only open to the public during scheduled activities whose calendar can be found in their respective tab.

Our goal is your safety. To protect these sites, and out of respect for our farming partners who work there, please do not cross any fences or attempt to enter the sites.