Dream camping in Québec

You won’t want to miss Parc national d'Oka and its popular 11 km long beach that’s a visitors’ delight. The ultimate family destination…and it's a mere stone’s throw from Montréal!

Parc national du Mont-Tremblant is an all-star camping destination. Featuring 400 lakes and 6 large rivers, it’s a true paradise for water activities. You can also go biking, do some great hiking no matter what your level, or head out for a guided via ferrata excursion.

Just a few kilometres from Montréal, at the heart of the St. Lawrence River, you’ll discover Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville, a true haven for nature and biodiversity. Hikers, picnickers, cyclists, canoeists, and campers come here for an escapade and to admire the exceptional flora and fauna.

A landscape of gentle hills textured with a diverse forest mosaic at the centre of which stretches the impressive blue expanse of Réservoir Choinière. The park is the ideal place for family activities and bike rides.

Lakes and rivers abound in this forest getaway world, a mere stone’s throw from Québec City. Discover your little corner of paradise near the water and enjoy a host of activities!

Founded in 1895, Réserve faunique des Laurentides extends over more than 7,860 km², at the heart of the Laurentian mountain range. Outdoor enthusiasts will discover an enchanted forest featuring lakes, rivers, majestic animals, and fish galore.

The spectacular Vallée de la Jacques-Cartier is one of the most beautiful glacial valleys in Québec: a 550-metre-deep channel where a river that’s sometimes calm, sometimes turbulent, wends its merry way. A coniferous forest dominates high plateaus, while deciduous trees flourish in the depths of the valleys beneath. An inspiring world of nature that simply exudes peace!

With some of the highest cliffs east of the Rockies, discover one of the most spectacular panoramas in all of Québec. The dizzying drops, the aesthetics of the landscapes, and the distinctive course of Rivière Malbaie make this national park a unique and exceptional place.

Discover its Nordic landscape, admire the mountain peaks, camp in the hollow of a glacial valley, or simply stand in awe of the taiga, fragile and rare at this latitude. Want to take up a personal challenge and discover the park in an entirely different way? Try the via ferrata of Mont-du-Lac-des-Cygnes.

Enigmatic and accessible, rift lakes offer a variety of activities in a magnificent setting. Crossing a gigantic fault via a 22-metre-high footbridge is sure to be an unforgettable thrill. From up there on the bridge, you can admire landscapes deeply marked by billions of years of natural crafting.

Get ready to navigate the waterways of Kipawa lake, to camp at the top of the rock walls overlooking Lac Temiscamingue, and to gather by the fire under the tall pine trees.

Plaisance, a name evocative of the gentleness of a landscape dotted with bays, ponds, and marshes. Rich in biodiversity, this territory is home to more than 260 species of birds, numerous amphibians, and, of course, turtles!

Enjoy an escapade less than two hours from Montréal: white-tailed deer abound in its forests, a wide variety of fish teem in its lakes, and perfect natural environment are the order of the day for an adventure that’s hard to beat.

Some 4,000 lakes to be explored; 40 species of mammals and 150 species of birds just waiting to be watched; and hiking trails galore...a real corner of paradise awaits you here… all the ingredients for a most memorable vacation!

A 2-km-long beach, clear waters, and fine warm sand, a perfect world for memories in the making. What’s more, a wooded area offers 17 km of multifunctional trails. And to delight the small fry, there’s a trampoline, climbing games, slides, organized activities, and so much more besides!

Astonishing topography, an intense climate, and a fascinating starry sky combine to make Parc national du Mont-Mégantic an absolutely exceptional place. An outdoor destination at the heart of the very first International Dark Sky Reserve.

A park featuring mountainous terrain and an impressive diversity of habitats dominated by the  mountain range of Mont Orford in all its magnificence. A number of the most renowned and  spectacular lookouts in the entire Cantons-de-l'Est region will be yours to enjoy.

Located close by the shores of Grand lac Saint-François, Parc national de Frontenac is a haven for more than 200 species of birds and over 30 species of mammals. Along with hiking and biking, water activities are the order of the day.

A campground on the edge of Rivière Saint-François under century-old trees, with festivals and tourist attractions close at hand. Ride your bike along the Route verte, come have a laugh at the summer theatre, or reconnect with history at the pioneer village known as the Village Québécois d'Antan.

Here great catches are the rule, along with fresh air, natural beauty, and a vast array of activities. An intimate corner of paradise at the heart of nature’s bounty.

The fish-filled lakes of this exceptional wildlife territory are a delight for anglers, and its magnificent sandy shores create a perfect spot for families. Réserve faunique du Saint-Maurice is a well-kept secret that’s yours to enjoy!

Its breathtaking landscapes make this wildlife reserve a true corner of paradise. You're sure to be charmed by Lac Walker, an impressive glacial lake offering spectacular views! This generous realm of nature offers unforgettable moments of tranquility.

Located in the maritime estuary of the St. Lawrence River, Parc national du Bic proudly displays its capes, bays, coves, islands, and mountains, all features for which it is justly famous. Think of the sounds and smells of the sea and the caress of the sea wind. Imagine a sunset renowned for being one of the most beautiful in the world. A relaxing and peaceful atmosphere awaits you!

Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata offers a rich and generous world of nature, 10,000 years of history, and a vast array of lakes and rivers for water sports and wildlife watching. A perfect destination for your perfect family!

With 25 peaks towering over 1,000 metres high, Parc national de la Gaspésie is nothing short of amazing! Lac Cascapédia invites you to chill out and contemplate in the calm of its campground or to get out and about, by renting a canoe, paddle board, or pedal boat. An experience you’ll never forget!

Offering a network of over 100 km of hiking trails, this exceptional territory is the natural habitat for remarkable and diverse wildlife, including moose, the monarch of our forests. Experience an unforgettable stay at the heart of breathtaking landscapes.

One of the jewels of Gaspésie, Réserve faunique de Port-Daniel remains a well kept secret. On this 57 km² territory, there are 25 trout-filled lakes and a salmon river to dream of. The diversity of its wildlife is simply astonishing. The wildlife reserve can be reached without straying too far from the sea. A real little corner of paradise!

Parc national de la Pointe-Taillon will charm you with its vast sandy shores, its 45-km bike path, its islands, and its camping sites on the shores of Lac Saint-Jean. Discover this park with its thousand secrets!

Discover a fjord that stretches over 100 km, the longest in the world at such a low latitude. Whether you're on land, sea, or air, the park’s magnificent, little-known landscapes will leave you with lasting memories.

Fresh air galore, rivers to explore, lakes to fish and the chance to go for a dip with your whole family... A true corner of paradise awaits you in this realm of pure nature, cradled by ancestral Innu traditions.

One of the most beautiful natural fine sand beaches in all of Québec. A lake beckoning you to enjoy a vast array of water activities. An excellent starting point to explore the attractions of Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean.