
Parc national de Plaisance
This park is part of Québec’s national park network (Sépaq).
Activity {num}: An invitation to the Papineaus’ table: An archaeological dig
For half a day, adults and children aged 12 years and up will have the opportunity to take part in an archaeological dig on the site of an early-19th-century house built on the Petite-Nation Seigneury.
Activity {num}: Guided tour of an archaeological site - 2011
A guided tour of the site of an early-19th-century house built on the Petite-Nation Seigneury.
Activity {num}: Theatrical animation on the theme of the digs at the Parc national de Plaisance
A theatrical interpretation, presented by local young people, recreates the period when Louis-Joseph Papineau, seigneur and politician, lived in the area. Archaeological research related to this period is currently underway at Plaisance National Park.
Activity {num}: Workshop for children under 12
Children can become archaeologists for a while, as they discover artifacts dating from the 19th century, when a village once stood on the site of Plaisance Falls.
