 Cabins
After a full day of activities, you will enjoy relaxing in one of our marvellous cabins. Imagine yourself surrounded by spectacular scenery and curled up by the fireplace with the soft lighting of our propane lamps. Our comfortable cabins are equipped with a stove, fridge, kitchen equipment and propane heating. Whether your group has 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or 12 people or whether you want to arrive in your vehicles, on skis or on snowshoes, accommodations at the Parc national des Grands-Jardins will meet your needs.
 Important
Vacationing is gaining ground at Parc national des Grands-Jardins. The following cabins are now reserved for vacationers: Jean-Pressé, Beaumont # 1 and Beaumont # 2. They are ready and waiting for you!
The Jean-Pressé cabin, formerly located by Route 381, now sits on the shore of Lac Étang Malbaie. Come and discover this magnificent cabin in its new country setting. Admire the lake and the surrounding mountain peaks from an exceptional observation point.
The 2 Beaumont cabins, formerly called Château Beaumont, were moved to the west of Lac Turgeon. They are now located in an exceptional environment, which offers a great deal of privacy. They are 25 metres apart, separated by a natural screen of vegetation. The view of the lake from these cabins is magnificient and hiking trails are located nearby.
What you should bring along for a cabin stay.
Please consult Reservation Terms and Conditions.
 Rustic Shelter
The René Richard rustic shelter, Grands-Jardins’ little jewel, awaits you for a memorable stay. This building from another era was renovated in 1999 with care to preserve its old-fashioned charm and style. For many years it was reserved for the Norditude collection artists, but is now being offered to the general public. Open only in summer and fall, this 4-person shelter is set in a beautiful spot on the banks of Rivière Malbaie in the Lac Roche sector.
Hut
Two Scandinavian-style huts are accessible only to those who go hiking, cross country skiing or snowshoeing. Nature lovers should bring the equipment necessary to be completely autonomous (lighting and meal preparation). The huts are non-exclusive. During the day from 11 AM to 3 PM, park customers who practise certain activities are allowed to use them for rest.
 Camping
Summer Camping
Camp in this giant enclave of the Great Québec North. Whether you like campsites that are wooded or clear, semi-serviced or primitive, we definitely have something to satisfy your needs. The 62 semi-serviced sites and 28 primitive sites will be sure to appeal to you, whether with their convenience or their privacy. These tranquil spots are easily accessible and have the charm of protected areas that outdoor lovers are looking for. Come and savour the peaceful nightlife of the Parc national des
Grands-Jardins.
Due to popular demand, the park team did some important renovations in the Arthabaska and La Roche campgrounds.
The number of campsites at Camping Arthabaska went from 25 to 15. The sites are now more private and further away from each other. La Roche campground underwent some spectacular modifications. The campground now has 23 primitive sites rather than 35 serviced sites. Isolation, a view of the lake and beautiful scenery are now on the agenda!
The campgrounds are presented in the form of a table indicating the services and activities offered near each one.
Please consult Reservation Terms and Conditions and the Operating Season.
Semi-Serviced Campgrounds
- Pied-des-Monts: This campground is much appreciated for its ease of access and proximity to the Mont du Lac-des-Cygnes trail. It has the advantage of accommodating all kinds of equipment. With the goal of improving the quality of the sites, a new section was created in 2007 designed to meet Sépaq’s highest quality standards.
- Arthabaska: This campground, pleasantly located inside the park near Lac Arthabaska, offers a unique setting. A forest fire greatly changed the scenery in 1991. Don’t miss our talk on forest fires to discover the riches of this natural phenomenon.
Primitive Campgrounds
- La Roche: Completely renovated in the fall of 2007, La Roche Campground now offers much more privacy. Most of the 23 primitive sites, built to meet national parks standards, are sheltered from prying eyes, and some have a view of the lake.
- Étang Malbaie : Magnificent, very private little sites. A short trail leads to the sites and Étang Malbaie, a pond that gives this spot its charm.
NEW!
Ready-to-Camp
Did you like last’s summer’s ready-to-camp formula with a tent trailer? It’s back again this summer, along with its French cousin, the Huttopia tent, which includes a wooden platform, canvas walls and ceiling, two bedrooms separated by a curtain, and a living room, fully furnished camping style. All of the ready-to-camps offer full comfort in the heart of nature! The tent trailers sleeps 6 people and the Huttopia tent sleeps 5 (max. 4 adults in both cases). Detailed chart
Winter Camping
Get ready for adventure! Come and stay at one of our two campgrounds. The intimacy of the 5 sites at L’Étang-Malbaie campground will charm you, and the 10 sites at Pied-des-Monts campground are practical and easily accessible! Each spot has a pit toilet.
To find out more about accommodations and campgrounds near the park, please consult the following sites:
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