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Urban Regenerative Gardens

2 sites · RVs, Tents2 acres · Sherbrooke, QC

This rare urban site acknowledges our Abenaki heritage, who camped and lived along these shores for centuries. Our beautiful urban location near highway 410 and Bishop's University, directly on St. Francis river, makes it an exceptional starting point for cyclists who want to enjoy the Route Verte path; fish, canoe, kayak or tube the river or simply explore all Sherbrooke has to offer. Our birdlife is amazing and is a recognized birding location by provincial authorities, especially for swallows and chimney swifts. A fire pit will be made available, in respect of all fire bans, with firewood available for purchase. In 1910, Agriculture Canada set up a research centre that operated until the 1950's. The property was sold to a family that emigrated to Canada from Europe, to set begin a new life post WW2. In 2015, I purchased the property to return it to its roots - regenerative farming, training, hospitality, poverty relief and healthy living. Be our guest at The Farmhouse, a vibrant small-scale farm with a heart for the earth and its people. (https://www.thefarmhouse.store) Seasonal, fresh farm produce will be available for purchase as well as guided garden tours. Located within 5 minute walking distance to Lennoxville (Bishop's University). It's perfect for campers who like to experience "urban" camping. Some road noise. If you are concerned about the weather, the site provides the use of a 8 sleeper tent trailer for your convenience. During the day, you are welcome to relax in it too. Portable water will be provided, but bring your own drinks if possible. As a bonus treat, you are welcome to sleep in a very HIP camper, a 1980 retro dodge camper van. Bilingual service. ________________ Ce site urbain rare rend hommage à notre héritage abénakis qui a campé et vécu le long de ces rives pendant des siècles. (https://www.thefarmhouse.store) Notre belle situation urbaine à proximité de l'autoroute 410 et de l'Université Bishop's, directement sur la rivière Saint-François, en fait un point de départ exceptionnel pour les cyclistes qui veulent profiter du sentier de la Route Verte; pêchez, faites du canot, du kayak ou du tube sur la rivière ou explorez tout simplement tout ce que Sherbrooke a à offrir. Notre avifaune est incroyable et est un site d'observation d'oiseaux reconnu par les autorités provinciales, en particulier pour les hirondelles et les martinets ramoneurs. Un foyer au bord de la rivière sera mis à disposition, dans le respect de toutes les interdictions de feu, avec du bois de chauffage disponible à l'achat. Dans 1910, Agriculture Canada met sur pied un centre de recherche qui fonctionnera jusque dans les années 1950. La propriété a été vendue à une famille qui a émigré au Canada depuis l'Europe, pour commencer une nouvelle vie après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. En 2015, j'ai acheté la propriété pour la ramener à ses racines - agriculture régénérative, formation, hospitalité, lutte contre la pauvreté et mode de vie sain. En savoir plus sur ce terrain : Soyez notre invité à The Farmhouse, une petite ferme dynamique avec un cœur pour la terre et ses habitants. Des produits agricoles frais de saison seront disponibles à l'achat ainsi que des visites guidées du jardin. Situé à moins de 5 minutes à pied de Lennoxville (Bishop's University). Certains bruits de la route. Prestation bilingue.

Loucks Knoll - Treefully Yours

1 site · RV, Tent6 acres · QC

Learn more about this land: Expect full bilingualism (French/English) Welcome to our property located in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, about 40 minutes from Sherbrooke , 15 min from Magog and 10 minutes from the Vermont border. Part of the land is designated as a national healing forest for indigenous people - the only such forest in Quebec. INDIGENOUS CAMPING IS ENCOURAGED AT NO CHARGE. About the Property: We have a one-acre pond that you can bob around in or take out a canoe to paddle in. At night, the pond has a group of frogs that provide a symphony of music with crickets as their background singers. We allow campfires at night - please be fire safe. Fitch Bay is only a 5-minute drive and there are pontoon rides available. We have breathtaking views all over our property and the history of the land is rich. We even have a covered bridge for you to explore. About the Listing: We only allow for one group of Hipcampers at a time, so you are guaranteed a peaceful and private stay. A flush toilet and shower are provided for you during your stay. Potable water, a picnic table, some basic kitchen amenities, and garbage bins are provided. This is the ideal place for some rest and relaxation, meditation, and quiet time to recharge. Just one visit to the Eastern Townships and we know you’ll fall in love. Looking forward to hosting you soon. Much Love, Your Future Host, Terry L.

Huttopia Sutton

2 sites · Lodging160 acres · Sutton, QC

-40 chalets : CITQ Établissement # 279226 -93 prêts à camper et 13 emplacements : Camping Québec # 08119 Camping Huttopia Sutton Huttopia Sutton is located in the heart of a beautiful forest crossed by a river, right at the foot of Mont Sutton. It’s a special place where calm and serenity rule, and the ideal spot to get away and recharge your batteries. Best of all, Huttopia Sutton is just an hour and a half drive from Montreal or Burlington, Vermont. Our unique accommodations are designed to help you disconnect from the distractions of everyday life while reconnecting with friends, family and loved ones. We invite you to come explore and enjoy nature – and pets are welcome, too!

Camping near Dunham with showers guide

Overview

Dunham is one of the Eastern Townships "Coeurs villageois" (heart villages), so named because they embody the beauty and character of this stunning part of Quebec. First settled in 1796, Dunham is made up of stone-and-brick houses planted with gardens, historic churches, antique stores and boutiques, and all-around charm. This is where Quebec's wine industry began and is at the centre of the Brome-Missisquoi Wine Route. Close by are many scenic spots to pitch a tent, plus stunning national parks.

Where to go

La Routes des Vins

The Eastern Townships is where Quebec wines began, and four planned routes let you explore the very best of the region's vineyards, along with restaurants and gourmet experiences. There are routes to be explored by car, campervan, or bike, all showcasing how incredibly beautiful this area is as you meander through tiny villages and towns.

Yamaska National Park

Embrace lake life at this park set around a massive man-made reservoir and its beaches. From boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and other aquatic activities to wilderness hikes through lush forest, Yamaska is a great park for a relaxing camping trip. There are a variety of frontcountry camping options, as well as rustic campsites for canoe campers and cyclists touring the reservoir.

Arbraska

This outdoor adventure park has a huge network of ziplines and rope courses that take you through the boreal forest.

Mont Orford National Park

In Mont Orford, campers can find deep forest inhabited by white-tailed deer, lakes where great blue herons fish, and a massive climbing cliff. Other activities include fishing, biking (and winter fat biking), alpine hiking trails, bouldering, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. Lots of campgrounds off the option to stay in a chalet or an equipped site, or to go as rustic as you want in one of many backcountry sites.

When to go

Although the Eastern Townships is considered a year-round destination (snowsports help the area thrive through winter, when camping is available at most parks), June through October tend to be the most enjoyable times to visit the area's lakes, markets, and vineyards. High summer can be very busy, spring can be wet, and fall brings some of the most scenic vistas thanks to harvest season and changing leaves.

Know before you go

Dunham is just 10 kilometers north of the border with Vermont. If you plan on hopping over to the US, be sure to have the right documentation.
Cellphone reception in Dunham should be fine, but once you’re outside the city, don’t take it for granted that you’ll be able to use GPS or other cellular services.
Getting around Dunham and the surrounding parks will be near impossible without a car.