The Lordship of Round Island is located on an island in the heart of the St. Lawrence River in front of Saint-Sulpice in the Lanaudière region. This land of 67 hectares is only accessible by boat.

The history of the Lordship began in 1709 when the Lord Desjordy Francois Moreau de Cabanac and his wife Catherine Louise Robineau de Becancour come build their mansion. His story continues until 1960. Then, the field is abandoned for 25 years.

In 1986, two citizens from Saint-Sulpice, Vandandaigue Guy and his family, and Jocelyn Lafortune see the potential to revitalize this area and would bear buyers.

After more than 20 years of various renovation and planting thousands of trees, the family opens Vandandaigue The Lordship of Round Island to the public, half of the island, the north side of the island, facing the village of Saint-Sulpice.

On this part of the island was located in the manor of the Lordship of the Isles Bouchard and offers tourists the region and beyond to experience history and resort uncommon. L'autre moitié de l'île, soit le coté Sud, appartient à Jocelyn Lafortune, qui ya implanté un vignoble sous le nom de Domaine de l'Ile Ronde. The other half of the island, the south side belongs to Jocelyn Lafortune, who has implanted a vineyard under the name Domaine de l'Ile Ronde.

Become an island for a few hours or days. Share with us our house, our food, our history and our activities. Come explore the island and our achievements. Come walk our path in silence and setting away from stress and bustle of the city.

Welcome to boaters for a short or long stay with docks on the river directly. Electricity available. Charges apply

All occupancy rates are subject to change

• Accommodations: Rooms
• There are 2 guest accommodations
• Single occupancy rate is between $CAD 70.00 and $CAD 90.00
• Double occupancy rate is between $CAD 96.00 and $CAD 115.00
• The rate for each additional person is $CAD 35.00