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Beauce-1 (Winter)

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Set in the heart of the Chaudière-Appalaches region, the MRC of the Beauce forms a dynamic whole where heritage, nature and entrepreneurial spirit meet. The region stands out for its varied landscapes — fertile farmland, wooded plateaus and summits — as well as for a rich and welcoming community life.

The Beauce is known for its agroforestry heritage, its well-preserved historic buildings and its cultural initiatives, which all contribute to the vitality of the place. Whether it's the heritage attractions, the events or the natural setting, the MRC offers a warm and authentic way of life, true to the reputation of the Beaucerons. 

Practical information

Duration
Une demie-journée
Season
Novembre 2025
Getting around
Tesla
Accommodation
N-A

Itinerary

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Woodooliparc – FRIMA, the Christmas village

Set in Scott, about forty minutes from Quebec City, Woodooliparc turns every winter into a genuine fairy-tale kingdom thanks to its flagship theme: FRIMA, the magic of Christmas. This immersive park invites young and old to dive into an enchanted forest where the magic of the holidays comes to life.

From the entrance on, visitors are carried into a world worthy of a Christmas movie: giant decorations, glowing candy canes, fantastical sculptures, an illuminated miniature village, snowy trails and picturesque houses. Every turn holds its share of surprises thanks to the mischievous elves and colourful characters who bring the site to life. 

The heart of the route leads straight to Santa's House, where children can meet the big bearded man in person, watch Mrs. Claus pull warm cookies out of the oven and share a moment full of feeling and nostalgia. Santa's post office, the toy workshops, and the option of writing and dropping off your letter all add to the complete immersion. 

To round out the adventure, FRIMA offers:

  • slides, tunnels and agility games
  • an elf hunt
  • a giant maze
  • storytelling and live shows every hour
  • campfires, hot chocolate and festive coffees to warm up with
  • indoor areas including an exhibition of miniature Christmas villages

In the evening, the lit trails and the music turn the park into a storybook setting, perfect for making memories that last. The place also suits the very youngest, is stroller-accessible and welcoming for grandparents who've come along to enjoy it without strain.

In short, FRIMA at Woodooliparc is the Christmas experience par excellence: magical, immersive, warm and designed so that every visitor instantly finds their inner child again.

Highlights

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    Woodooliparc – FRIMA, le village de Noël

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Frequently asked questions

What is FRIMA at Woodooliparc?
The park's winter theme, which turns the site in Scott into an immersive Christmas village. Giant decorations, glowing candy canes, fantastical sculptures, an illuminated miniature village, snowy trails and picturesque houses, with mischievous elves and colourful characters bringing the route to life.
Can you meet Santa Claus?
Yes, the heart of the route leads straight to Santa's House, where children meet him in person. You can also watch Mrs. Claus pull warm cookies out of the oven. Santa's post office even lets you write and drop off your letter, which adds to the immersion.
Which activities are included?
Slides, tunnels and agility games, an elf hunt, a giant maze, storytelling and live shows every hour, campfires with hot chocolate and festive coffees, as well as indoor areas including an exhibition of miniature Christmas villages.
Is it better to go during the day or in the evening?
Both have their charm, but the evening is magical: the lit trails and the music turn the park into a true storybook setting. Daytime suits the very youngest, who go to bed early, and makes it easier to see the decorations and the miniature village.
Does the site suit toddlers and seniors?
Yes, it suits the very youngest, is stroller-accessible and welcoming for grandparents who've come along to enjoy it without strain. The indoor areas also let you warm up between two outdoor sections, which helps a great deal with young children in winter.
What does the park become in summer?
It changes worlds entirely. In summer, Woodooliparc becomes a prehistoric kingdom with Vol 315, the age of the dinosaurs, along with the AirWoodooli exhibition. They're two genuinely different visits at the same place, which makes going back in the other season worthwhile.

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