Cabonga 24 is a Sépaq-operated camping area in Quebec, part of the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve network. The site name suggests its location along the Réservoir Cabonga, a vast water body known for walleye, pike and lake trout fishing. Access typically requires a 4WD vehicle in this remote reserve setting. The area falls within the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe and offers opportunities for backcountry paddling, fishing and wilderness camping. Reservations can be made through Sépaq's central booking system. Visitors should consult Sépaq's forest maps for current road conditions and site access details, and contact the operator directly to confirm available facilities and seasonal operation.