Campground Category: Quebec Campgrounds

This eco-campground offers 22 secluded sites (14 tent-only, 3 for small RVs, plus 5 ready-to-camp cabins) nestled on Lac Clair and Lac des-Îles. Canoe, kayak or paddle board the clear waters, hike 30 km of trails including a section of the National Trail, and enjoy isolated shoreline views in a full “leave-no-trace” setting.

Anticosti National Park (Québec) covers ~572 km² of rugged island wilderness on Anticosti in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Accessible by air or ferry, it features three campgrounds—Wilcox, Baie-de-la-Tour, Chicotte—with basic services, scenic coastal sites, trails, rivers, caves, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife.

Discover Bas St‑Laurent KOA Resort (ancien) — a full-service lakeside campground in Saint-Mathieu-de-Rioux, Québec, set on sand at Lac St‑Mathieu. With upscale RV and tent sites, comfortable cabins, a heated pool, splash pad, beach access, kayak rentals and family-friendly amenities, it offers everything for a fun outdoor getaway.

Set on the peaceful shores of Lake Nairne in the mountains of Charlevoix, this campground offers tent, trailer and RV sites with 1-, 2- or 3-service hookups. Enjoy a sandy beach, kayak and pedal-boat rentals, a boat launch and scenic nature all around. Ideal for outdoor families or couples seeking lakeside relaxation.

Enjoy a peaceful forest getaway at Camping au Sous-Bois du Campeur, a tranquil campground with shaded sites and a relaxed, nature-filled vibe. With easy access to nearby trails, wildlife viewing, and outdoor activities, it’s a great place to unwind and enjoy fresh air. Perfect for families, couples, and anyone craving quiet outdoor time.

Enjoy family-friendly fun at Camping Valcartier, a vibrant campground with spacious sites, clean facilities, and easy access to one of Canada’s largest water parks. With swimming pools, playgrounds, trails, and plenty of activities for all ages, it’s a great base for summer adventures and relaxed evenings by the fire. Perfect for families and fun-seeking campers alike.

Domaine des Bons Vivants in Sainte-Cécile-de-Masham, Quebec offers a welcoming campground experience just north of Gatineau. Whether you’re arriving with an RV or pitching a tent, the site provides a relaxed setting to unwind by the water and enjoy the outdoors. It’s a great spot for a simple, nature-focused getaway close to the city.

Domaine du Lac Parent near Senneterre, Quebec offers a peaceful camping and cottage experience along the shores of a large, scenic lake. Known for excellent fishing, boating, and relaxing waterfront views, it’s a great spot to unwind in nature. With a mix of campsites and cabins, it’s ideal for a laid-back outdoor getaway.

Dreaming of sea-cliffs, forest trails, and ocean adventures? Forillon National Park on the Gaspé Peninsula delivers — with rugged coastlines, forested mountains, beaches, and dozens of hiking trails for all skill levels. Spot whales, seals and seabirds, stroll to the historic Cap-Gaspé lighthouse, or unwind by the waves after a day exploring. A coastal escape you won’t forget.

Grands-Jardins National Park offers a unique camping experience in Québec’s Charlevoix region, where boreal forest meets tundra-like landscapes. Camp at well-spaced sites or go more rustic, then explore over 30 km of trails, scenic lakes, and mountain viewpoints. It’s a great destination for hiking, paddling, and spotting wildlife in a truly distinctive setting.

Located in Québec’s Eastern Townships near Mount Sutton, Huttopia Sutton offers a unique glamping-style experience set within a peaceful forest. Stay in ready-to-camp tents, cabins, or traditional sites, and enjoy a heated pool, family activities, and nearby hiking trails, all designed for a relaxing and comfortable nature getaway.

La Mauricie National Park features three front-country campgrounds with electrified sites, hot-shower comfort stations and oTENTik cabins. Enjoy canoeing across more than 150 glacial lakes, hiking ridge trails, swimming at lakeside beaches and discovering moose, loons, and forest solitude.