Discover the best beach glamping in Quebec

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Blueberry Lake Camping

7 sites · Lodging, Tents62 acres · Val Des Lacs, QC

EN FRANÇAIS DESSOUS Welcome to camping at Blueberry Lake! Enjoy private camping only 25 minutes away from Mont-Tremblant, St-Donat, and St. Agathe, and 1hr 15 minutes from Montreal. You have two great stay options available: Blueberry Lake Camping - 6 campsites set around a private lake with access to a private beach. Private Suspended Tree Tent - You'll spend your nights curled up in a private, suspended tree tent that can comfortably sleep 3. EN FRANÇAIS Bienvenue au Lac Blueberry ! Profitez d'un camping privé à seulement 25 minutes de Mont-Tremblant, St-Donat et St-Agathe, et à 1h15 de Montréal. Deux options disponibles: Blueberry Lake Camping - Nous disposons de 6 campings répartis autour d'un lac privé avec accès à une plage privée, à la location des kayaks et des pédalos. Tente d'arbre Suspendu - Ce camping privé et tranquille est l'endroit idéal où vous passerez vos journées à profiter d'un accès privé au lac Blueberry avec un accès supplémentaire à une petite île privée.

Farm Point Central

3 sites · Lodging, RVs1 acre · Chelsea, QC

Farm Point Central can be your relaxing solitude space to get some rest under the stars maybe even stay a while in your RV/trailer/campervan with hydro/water hookup, or escape the city to stay in the functional clean well kept 1996 Ford Motorhome parked beside my family home, in a forest setting on a quiet cul de sac street, with many outdoor amenities including fire pits, hot tub and pool. Tenting also available. Dog friendly. Beautiful views of stars close to shops, beaches, hiking, restaurants, Gatineau Park, Gatineau River, Wakefield, and only 15 minutes from the city.

Fleure C.’s InWoodCircus

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Saint Damien, QC

Lake beach moutains forest nature trees flowers cats many cats garden rocks grass sand blue sky no bad smell big skies full of stars and not that much musquitos And circus lessons available on demand Français ci-dessous Lake beach moutains forest nature trees flowers cats many cats garden rocks grass sand blue sky no bad smell big skies full of stars and not that much musquitos 10 minute walk to the lake and beach. At night, you may enjoy a starlit sky around a campfire. **Circus lessons available on demand Lac sauvage, plage, montagne , foret, arbres, nature, fleurs, chats pleins de chats! Grand ciel, pas de mauvaise odeur et pas tant de bibittes! 10 minutes à pied du lac et de la plage. ! Ciel étoilé, feu de camp. **Cours de cirque disponibles sur demande

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Back to Nature Eco-Lodging

9 sites · Lodging, Tents20 acres · Piopolis, QC

A preserved land of 20 acres awaits you in a beautiful forest where a creek flows all year round. Watch the milky way in the first international deep sky reserve where we are situated. On site and nearby nature activities available on lake Megantic a few steps away and great hiking trails at Mont-Mégantic national park and mount Gosford. All guests have access to 2km of trails, hammocks and sitting places to contemplate nature, a common area with an outdoor fireplace. We offer to all our guests a free guided experience called the "Encounter with forest-spirit" with teachings relative to the intricate workings of the forest together with presentation of our sustainable actions on our land followed by native drumming or flute playing. We also hosts activities like stargazing nights, aboriginal medicinal plants hike with storytelling, infrared sauna in our 4 season passive solar greenhouse and much more. Welcome on a cared land all season long! Paula and Benoit

Hare Krishna

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Mont Blanc, QC

1 acre, nouvelle construction de la maison. Je suis entrain de finaliser mon cabanon et je vais débuter le grand jardin potager en forêt, tout un défis! La zénitude est la meilleure activité sur mon terrain et le calme et+ la paix intérieure. L'ensemble du lieu est naturel et organique, Un charme fou. J'offre l'espace pour camper ou installer sa Vanlife! Je n'offre pas l'intérieur de la maison sauf pour la toilette ou la douche, de temps en temps. Personnes autonomes uniquement avec leur cuisine portative pourront s'installer et stationner dans mon très grand stationnement. Vous avez aussi accès à mon petit lac. Mon adresse précise sera fournie après le paiement. Je suis juste à côté. Vous faites le virement à lynelego@yahoo.ca

Pine Forest Camping & Glamping

5 sites · Lodging, Tents6 acres · Déléage, QC

Out in the woods located only 2 hours from Ottawa and 20 minutes from Maniwaki, QC. Enjoy nature and wilderness at this unique cabin. Surrounded by tall pines with a view of our private pond on a meandering river. Rediscover the wonders of nature. Reduce stress, play, relax, breathe, and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and the forest. For one price, you are provided a fishing boat, a canoe, two kayaks, and firewood. Glamping at its best with an outdoor kitchen, a clean outhouse, and a heated outdoor shower! The perfect place for a weekend for groups of 2, 4, or max 6 people. Our 6-acre property offers the following accommodations: The Woodpecker Cabin (can accommodate up to 3) Glamping Skoolie, (2 people max) Tent on Platform (2 people max) and many camping spots to set up individual tents. ... each with their own individual charm. In the summer, you can swim, sunbathe, fish, and kayak. Chill by the sandy beach area in the morning and afternoon sun. Stargaze at night. Awake refreshed in the morning to the various birds chirping and squirrels forging for food. During the winter, explore the many trails around the cabin on your skis or snowshoes, enjoy the comfort of the wood-burning stove in the cabin, or roast some marshmallows on the outside fire pit! The interior space is spacious, with the following amenities: - cooking area (propane camping stove; sink; kitchen utensils; cooking pot, frying pan and cast iron pan) - dining table, with two chairs - love seat sofa with 2 ottomans - electric lights and outlets - Queen size bed (bring your own bed sheets, sleeping bag and pillows) - an efficient wood stove with automatic damper Outside, you'll find: - outdoor fire pit with chairs - BBQ Activities: - skiing or snow shoeing on the many trails (bring your skates in the winter, as sometimes the pond is perfect for skating!) - bird-watching (fill up the bird feeder on your arrival evening and see the blue jays the next morning) - swimming - boating (two kayaks and two canoes available for use) What to bring: - Potable Water (drinking water) - Food - campfire snacks - extra warm clothing Additional information to make your stay comfortable: The cabin DOES NOT have wifi (though you may get some connectivity on various spots onsite) The outhouse is a short walk (about 60 meters) away from the cabin. Questions I get a lot: What animals will I see? Our guests have seen a variety of birds, squirrels, beavers, porcupines, and wild turkeys. You may even see deer passing by. Parking is provided at the road and a cart is provided to bring your necessities to the cabin by foot (or a sled in the winter). Approx. 100 meters. It is our hope that we are sharing a space for you to relax, have conversations, connect to nature, each other, or to one's own peace. Enjoy your stay! Susan

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Chapella Camp

6 sites · Lodging20 acres · Tadoussac, QC

Chapella Camp is the ultimate spot for hip campers looking to connect with nature. Whether you're into hiking, biking, or just chilling by the campfire, you'll find endless ways to get your outdoor fix. Our camping spot is all about getting back to basics and immersing yourself in l'anse-saint-jean.

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Prêt-à-camper 4 saisons

1 site · Lodging30 acres · La Tuque, QC

Mini maison hors réseau (cellulaire et wifi), parfait pour décrocher et profiter d’une descente de rivière en été ou de sentiers de raquette en hiver! Cabine en bordure de la rivière Croche, idéal pour 2 personnes. Emplacement sur le site de Méandre Haute Mauricie (meandre.ca), site de villégiature, camping, hébergement, prêt-à-camper, activité de plein air, sentiers de raquette, vélo et descente de rivière. Les emplacements sont isolés les uns des autres. Calme et tranquillité assurés! La Mini est actuellement sans électricité. Le chauffage est au gaz ainsi que la cuisinière. La douche est présentement hors fonction. Vous devez prévoir votre eau potable. Nous vous offrons de l’eau pour cuisiner (faire bouillir) laver la vaisselle et vous laver. Les draps et la literie est incluse. Il est possible d’acheter du bois sur place pour le foyer extérieur et du charbon pour le bbq. Il y a de l’éclairage solaire. Prévoyez vos lampe frontale. Notez qu’il est possible de réserver une nuit moyennement un supplément. Contactez nous pour les détails.

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Gunguire Forested Lakeside Cabin

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Temiscaming, QC

Learn more about this land:Version Française ci-dessousWe welcome you to our warm and inviting Lakeside Cabin located just 5 minutes from the popular Opémican National Park. About the Cabin:Our peaceful and quiet lakefront retreat is the perfect place for your next family getaway. Located along the Quebec and Ontario border, and only about 1 hour from North Bay. You’ll love spending time at the cabin to get away from the hustle and bustle and spend your days swimming and play plenty of indoor and outdoor cottage games. If you have a canoe or kayak, this is the perfect place to bring it with you as the river is beautiful to paddle during the warmer months. If you plan to go off property during your time, we highly recommend hiking the trails at nearby Opémican National Park or renting a boat in Temiscamingue if you do not have your own kayak or canoe to bring. While the cabin may be more rustic than others you’ve been to, we’re sure you’ll find it super charming and more relaxing than anything you’ve seen before. We love it and look forward to sharing it with you. Additional Details to Note:- there is a ‘light’ kitchen available, including a hot plate and bbq for your meals. There is also your basics like plates and cutlery and a few cooking basics to get you started like oils and spices. - A composting toilet is available for use during your stay- We recommend bringing some extra jugs of water for your stay.- Pets are not allowed at this timeEN FRANÇAISNous vous souhaitons la bienvenue dans notre chaleureuse cabane Lakeside, située à seulement 5 minutes du populaire parc national d'Opémican. À propos de la cabane :Notre refuge paisible et tranquille au bord du lac est l'endroit idéal pour votre prochaine escapade en famille. Situé le long de la frontière entre le Québec et l'Ontario, et à seulement une heure de North Bay. Vous aimerez passer du temps à la cabane pour vous éloigner de l'agitation et passer vos journées à nager et à jouer à de nombreux jeux de chalet intérieurs et extérieurs. Si vous avez un canoë ou un kayak, c'est l'endroit idéal pour l'apporter avec vous car la rivière est magnifique pour pagayer pendant les mois les plus chauds. Si vous prévoyez de sortir de la propriété pendant votre séjour, nous vous recommandons vivement de faire une randonnée dans les sentiers du parc national d'Opémican situé à proximité ou de louer un bateau au Témiscamingue, si vous n'avez pas votre propre kayak ou canoë à apporter. Bien que la cabane puisse être plus rustique que les autres, nous sommes sûrs que vous la trouverez très charmante et plus relaxante que tout ce que vous avez vu auparavant. Nous l'adorons et sommes impatients de la partager avec vous. Détails supplémentaires à noter :- Il y a une cuisine “simple" disponible, comprenant une plaque chauffante et un barbecue pour vos repas. Il y a aussi les éléments de base comme des assiettes et des couverts et quelques éléments de base pour la cuisine, comme des huiles et des épices.- Des toilettes à compost sont à votre disposition pendant votre séjour.- Nous vous recommandons d'apporter quelques pichets d'eau supplémentaires pour votre séjour. - Les animaux domestiques ne sont pas autorisés pour le moment.

Beach glamping in Quebec guide

Overview

Quebec is a kind of promised land for campers, with vast swathes of parkland and sparsely inhabited wilderness—you won’t have trouble getting outside. North of Montreal and Quebec City, forested mountains and lake-dotted valleys dominate the landscape with endless hiking, fishing, and canoeing opportunities during reliably warm summers. To the east, the St. Lawrence River is one of Canada’s best whale-watching destinations.

Winter, though cold, proves no obstacle to the adventure-hungry. Our advice? Pack your thermals. That way, you can spend days ice climbing, snowshoeing, and skiing, and nights cozied up in a cabin, an insulated tent, a yurt, or even an igloo. As a general rule, the further north you go, the wilder the landscapes and fewer the facilities.

The Laurentian Mountains

The rounded peaks of the Laurentians are the destination of choice from Montreal and Quebec City. Jacques-Cartier, Mont-Tremblant (both part of the provincial park system), and La Mauricie (part of the national park network) have four-season appeal. You can get in some rafting, kayaking, and hiking in summer, while in winter, heated cabins, huts, and yurts mean you can wake up, strap on your skis or snowshoes, and hit the trails with minimal fuss.

The Gaspé Peninsula

The St. Lawrence River meets the Atlantic at this cliff-edged peninsula—also known as Gaspésie—on Quebec’s east coast. Scan the shoreline for whales in Forillon National Park between May and October, or cat ski on virgin powder in the Chic-Choc Mountains in the icier months.

Côte-Nord

French for ‘North Shore,’ this section of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence is ripe for road-tripping. Coastal campsites at Tadoussac overlook Saguenay Fjord, a hangout for belugas, and further east, at Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve, you can set eyes on strange sea-carved rock formations and hide out on secluded offshore islands.

Eastern Townships

This farming region near the U.S. border gives off New England vibes—think covered bridges, clapboard towns, and flaming fall foliage. It’s also Quebec’s premier wine-growing region. Mont-Orford is popular for skiing or hiking, and the stargazing at Mont-Mégantic National Park is—excuse the pun—stellar.

Nunavik

Visitor footfall is low in Nunavik, home to the Inuit in the Arctic north. Little surprise why: There’s no road access. Nunavik Parks offers packages to the area’s four parks (Pingualuit, Kuururjuaq, Tursujuq, and Ulittaniujalik) including flights from Montreal, Inuit cultural experiences, and the chance to see the northern lights.