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Bic National Park ©Jean Sylvain/Séapq
Photo: Bic National Park ©Jean Sylvain/Séapq
With or without services, for tents or RVs, near a lake, in the forest or overlooking the sea—all the campgrounds in Québec maritime offer you the opportunity to commune with nature. In national parks, you can also try “ready-to-camp” options such as Huttopia tents: a unique luxury camping experience!

In winter, enjoy an unforgettable camping experience! Spend a night (or longer) in a tent, yurt or quinzhee (igloo-like snow shelter) and sleep like a log!
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Bic National Park

Prolong your stay at one of the 181 campsites located in three different sectors. Some sites have water and electricity, while one sector offers primitive sites and is closed to vehicles. Winter camping is also available. Complete profile »
Parc national du Bic
Service: Lodging, Restaurant, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
Location: Le Bic (Bas-Saint-Laurent)

28 campgrounds offer lodging in Québec maritime
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  • Anticosti National Park

    Three campgrounds have been specially set up along the sea or river. Each site has a table and barbecue pit. Complete profile »
    Parc national d\'Anticosti
    Service: Lodging, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
    Location: Port-Menier (Côte-Nord - Duplessis)

  • Auberge et Golf Fort-Prével

    28 sites mainly for RVs. Water and electricity at each site. Washroom facilities, RV dump station and laundry service also available. Located on a gentle slope below the motel, all of the completely cleared sites offer a beautiful view of the sea. Complete profile »
    Auberge et Golf Fort-Prével
    Service: Lodging, Restaurant, Activities
    Location: Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie (Gaspésie)
    Cost: Same as above

  • Auberge La Salicorne

    Our campground offers 23 sites (7 serviced). Several have a view of the sea or Grande-Entrée Bay. Campers have two options: renting sites by the night or taking advantage of a complete package including meals and activities. Complete profile »
    Auberge La Salicorne
    Service: Lodging, Restaurant, Activities
    Location: Grande-Entrée (Îles de la Madeleine)
    Cost: $354 to $390 for a stay of 3 nights and 4 days

  • Bic National Park

    Prolong your stay at one of the 181 campsites located in three different sectors. Some sites have water and electricity, while one sector offers primitive sites and is closed to vehicles. Winter camping is also available. Complete profile »
    Parc national du Bic
    Service: Lodging, Restaurant, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
    Location: Le Bic (Bas-Saint-Laurent)

  • Camping de la Baie-de-Percé

    The unique location of this campground, right in the heart of the village of Percé, makes it much sought after by those who love nature, art and good food. Enjoy a stroll on the beach and spend special moments savouring delicious local delicacies. Complete profile »
    Camping de la Baie-de-Percé
    Service: Lodging
    Location: Percé (Gaspésie)
    Cost: Same as above; $109 (ready-to-camp)

  • Camping et Motel de l'Anse

    80 campsites with services: water, sewage and electricity (30 to 50 amps per campsite). 40 wilderness campsites, some with tent platforms. Complete profile »
    Camping et Motel de l’Anse
    Service: Lodging
    Location: Rimouski (Bas-Saint-Laurent)
    Cost: Same as above

  • Chic-Chocs Wildlife Reserve

    Treat yourself to a vacation in the great outdoors! Stay in the reserve's campground in the summer or winter and immerse yourself in nature! Complete profile »
    Réserve faunique des Chic-Chocs
    Service: Lodging, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
    Location: Mont-Saint-Pierre (Gaspésie)

  • Cime Aventures

    The tranquil wooded campground of Cime Aventure is located along the Bonaventure River, one of the clearest rivers in the world. Come and commune with nature! Complete profile »
    Cime Aventures
    Service: Lodging, Activities
    Location: Bonaventure (Gaspésie)

  • Excursions to Saint-Barnabé Island

    The island offers 14 campsites. Complete profile »
    Excursions à l\'île Saint-Barnabé
    Service: Lodging, Activities
    Location: Rimouski (Bas-Saint-Laurent)

  • Ferme 5 Étoiles Family Vacation Site

    Campground located on our farm with or without services (14 sites). Free access to our farm, where you can observe wild and domestic animals (buffalo, wolves, moose, horses, etc.) and participate in numerous activities. Complete profile »
    Centre de vacances Ferme 5 étoiles
    Service: Lodging, Restaurant, Activities
    Location: Sacré-Coeur (Côte-Nord - Manicouagan)
    Cost: $79 to $179

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Lodging Packages
B&B Package in Percé

B&B Package in Percé

Riôtel Percé

Starting from $79.00
per person, double occupancy, taxes not included Valid from May 14, 2012 to October 10, 2012
Bic Golf Club Package

Bic Golf Club Package

Auberge du Mange Grenouille

Starting from $185.00
per person based on double occupancy, taxes and gratuities not included Valid from June 24, 2012 to September 16, 2012
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  • Auberge et Golf Fort-Prével

    28 sites mainly for RVs. Water and electricity at each site. Washroom facilities, RV dump station and laundry service also available. Located on a gentle slope below the motel, all of the completely cleared sites offer a beautiful view of the sea.

  • Forillon National Park of Canada

    Campers can enjoy the park's 367 semi-serviced campsites in three campgrounds.

  • Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve of Canada

    Do you want to spend some time in nature? Come and stay in one of our campsites, all located on an island. A truly unique getaway!

Lighthouse Trail

Île Verte Lighthouse
Built on an island in 1809, the Île Verte Lighthouse was Québec’s first. Learn about the history of this lighthouse and the evolution of its light and sound systems. While you’re at it, you might even see a few belugas. You can spend the night in the lighthouse keeper’s home or the assistant keeper’s home, which have been converted into bed and breakfasts.
Photo: Pietro Canali
Petite île au Marteau Lighthouse
Located in the heart of the Mingan archipelago, the Petite île au Marteau Lighthouse lets you relive the era of lighthouse keepers of old. For a truly unforgettable experience, take part in a guided hike at night by the light of the capailloux lanterns (perforated metal containers with candles inside).
Photo: Nelson Boisvert
Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse
Built over 150 years ago, the Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse is the tallest in Canada. Climb to the top of the lighthouse in the company of a guide and learn about its history and workings.
Photo: Pietro Canali
Pointe-des-Monts Lighthouse
Visit the oldest lighthouse on the north shore of the St. Lawrence. Explore a seven-storey exhibit on the lives of the lighthouse keepers who operated it from 1830 to 1964. Four comfortable rooms are available in the keeper’s home, including a restaurant.
Photo: Pierre Rambaud / Le Cyclope
Pointe-au-Père Lighthouse
Recognized as a national historic site, this lighthouse is the second tallest in Canada. Climb its 128 steps to a unique view of the St. Lawrence. You will learn about the sinking of the Empress of Ireland and visit the submarine Onondaga.
Photo: Pietro Canali
L’Anse-à-la-Cabane Lighthouse
Built by the Government of Canada between 1870 and 1874, the Anse-à-la-Cabane Lighthouse served as a beacon to sailors and fishermen as they approached the Îles de la Madeleine. Still in operation today, the lighthouse is fully computerized.
Photo: Michel Bonato / Tourisme Îles de la Madeleine
La Martre Lighthouse
Still in operation, the La Martre Lighthouse has a unique wooden structure, and the original timing system controls the rotation of the light. The Musée des phares located nearby explains the evolution of the lighting systems as well as the operation and the important role of Québec lighthouses.
Photo: Pietro Canali

Bon-Désir Lighthouse
Located in the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, the Bon-Désir Lighthouse is one of the youngest lighthouses along the St. Lawrence. The site offers various interpretation activities and is perfect for observing marine mammals from dry land.
Photo: Marc Loiselle / Tourisme Manicouagan
Pot à l’Eau-de-Vie Lighthouse
This unique lighthouse has been designated as a national historic monument. Take a guided tour and discover the surprising history of the small archipelago on which the lighthouse is located. The lighthouse was restored by the Société Duvetnor in 1989, which rents out rooms with a view of the sea.
Photo: Pietro Canali
Pointe à la Renommée Lighthouse
After spending 20 years in the port of Québec City, this lighthouse was brought home to its original location in 1997, making it the most travelled lighthouse in the world! The lighthouse sits on the site of the first maritime radio station in North America. It is home to two exhibits dedicated to radio operators and lighthouse keepers.
Photo: Jean-Pierre Huard
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