About us

The Bed & Breakfast (B&B), located in Austin in the Eastern Townships, offers three rooms with private bathroom and homemade continental breakfast, in a friendly, authentic atmosphere.

With its gardens and panoramic views of the Green Mountains and hilly fields, this ancestral home, which has retained all its character, is the ideal place to recharge your batteries while exploring the charms of Memphrémagog.

Tourist attractions

Our Bed & Breakfast (B&B) allows you to take full advantage of the many tourist, sporting and cultural attractions of Memphrémagog, which comprises four sectors: Magog-Orford, the border region (bordering Vermont), the Missisquoi Valley and Massawippi on the east side of Lake Memphrémagog.

Main attractions within a 25 km radius

Places of interest

  • Surrounding villages and landscapes

    Surrounding villages and landscapes

    Our B&B is ideal for exploring the villages and landscapes of the surrounding townships. It offers panoramic views of the Green Mountains and is close to Magog, Orford, Eastman, Knowlton (Lac Brome), Mansonville (Owl's Head) and Bolton, providing a multitude of activities and discoveries within a 25 km radius.

  • Abbaye Saint-Benoît-du-Lac

    Abbaye Saint-Benoît-du-Lac (2 km)

    Visit the Abbaye Saint-Benoît-du-Lac, an exceptional architectural ensemble located on the west shore of Lake Memphrémagog, and discover a variety of artisanal products made on site: cheeses, ciders, orchard products, etc. A 20 minutes walk from the B&B.

  • Grange Manson

    Manson Barn for weddings and events (200 m or 2-minute walk)

    Located in Austin, the Manson Barn hosts numerous wedding receptions and other special events from May to October. With a magnificent view of the Green Mountains, this unique reception hall can accommodate 200 guests in a rustic atmosphere.

  • Parc national du Mont-Orford

    Parc national du Mont-Orford (22 km)

    With a surface area of some 60 km2, Parc national du Mont-Orford is characterized by its mountainous terrain, dominated by the Mont-Orford and Mont-Chauve massifs, and its significant diversity of natural habitats. It offers more than 80 km of hiking trails and many activities at its two supervised beaches (Lac Stukely and Lac Fraser).

Wellness and sporting activities

  • Spas

    Rain or shine, 7 days a week, you can relax in one of two magnificent nordic spas set in a natural environment bordered by the Missisquoi-Nord and Castle Brook rivers.

    • Spa Bolton (Bolton-Est)

    • Spa Nordic Station (Magog)

  • Hking

    Hiking

    For outdoor enthusiasts, the region abounds in hiking trails offering a variety of itineraries for all levels.

    Mont-Orford National Park trails, Missisquoi North trails, Potton trails, including Owl's Head, Ruiter Valley Land Trust trails, Eastern Townships trails

    The Marais de la Rivière-aux-cerises, near downtown Magog, is an accessible 5-km trail on stilts or gravel. In addition, the Circuit de l'Abbaye offers 150 km of heritage trails. L'Échappée belle chez Robert is part of the accommodation on this long-distance walking circuit.

  • Cycling

    Cycling

    Renowned and appreciated by cyclists, the region abounds in circuits for road, gravel and mountain biking. Whatever your level of difficulty, there's something for everyone.

  • Golf

    Golf

    Just 20 km around the corner, two magnificent 18-hole golf courses offer some of the finest views in Quebec.

    • Golf du Mont Orford (Orford)

    • Golf Owl’s Head (Mansonville)

  • Nautical activities

    Nautical activities

    The region boasts magnificent lakes and rivers for summer activities, whether sailing, canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding or fishing. Lake Memphremagog, Brome Lake, Fraser Lake and Stukely Lake all offer supervised beaches.

Gastronomy

From local markets and terroir products to restaurants and microbreweries, the region offers a vast choice of activities and places for those seeking local flavors and gourmet experiences.

  • Public markets (summer to Thanksgiving)

    Our public markets are more than just markets; they're festive gatherings that invite you to discover local products and artisans.

    • Saturday

    Potton Covered Market, Marché public d'Eastman, Marché public de Bolton-Est, Marché public de Lac-Brome

    • Sunday

    Marché public de Magog

  • Restaurants

    Magog, Orford, Eastman and Knowlton offer a wide variety of restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. On weekends, Austin is not to be outdone, with its Les herbes hautes artisan bakery*, its local Mélange Maison coffee shop and its Parcelles country table (booked the first of the month before your visit), and its neighbor Bolton Est with its Jardins Bolton.

    *its products usually served at our B&B

  • Vineries, microbreweries and distilleries

    Wine, beer and liqueur lovers, take to the road to appreciate the expertise of local winemakers, master brewers and distillers. At the end of summer, Magog hosts the Fête des vendanges, a not-to-be-missed wine event bringing together over 75 producers.

    • Au Vignoble d'Orford (Orford)

    • Cep d'Argent (Magog)

    • Vignoble chemin de la Rivière (Magog)

    • Vignoble Sugar Hill (Lac-Brome)

    • Canton Brasse (Orford)

    • Des Cantons Microbrasserie (Magog)

    • Microbrasserie Équinoxe (Mansonville)

    • Microbrasserie La Memphré (Magog)

    • Distillerie Cherry River (Magog)

    • Distillerie des Cantons (Mansonville) - not currently open to the public

Cultural activities

Memphrémagog offers a host of cultural activities and festivals. To discover the region, visit the studios of professional artists and artisans and take part in the musical and literary events that punctuate the summer, including:

  • Festival Orford Musique (Orford) - June 11 to August 16 2025

  • Circuit des arts Memphrémagog - June 28 to July 6 2025

  • Festival Folk & Blues des Cantons (Austin and Bolton-Est) - July 17, 18, 19 and 20, and July 23, 24, 25 and 26 2025

  • Festiv'arts Caribéen (Magog) - August 1 to 3 2025

  • Correspondances d'Eastman (Eastman) - September 4 to 7 2025

The region is home to the Musée international d'art naïf de Magog, Canada's only museum devoted entirely to naive art.