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Top-rated campgrounds near Forestville
Tipi Camp
1. Tipi Camp
26km from Forestville · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Camping nature ou nuitée en tipi sur la Haute-Côte-Nord
Bienvenue sur notre petit coin de paradis à Longue-Rive, entre fleuve, forêt et grands espaces.
Que vous soyez de passage sur la Côte-Nord, amateur de plein air ou simplement en quête de tranquillité, notre terrain vous offre un endroit paisible où vous arrêter, ralentir et profiter de la nature.
Installez votre tente, votre van ou votre petit véhicule récréatif sur un vaste terrain entouré de verdure. Le soir venu, laissez-vous bercer par le calme de la campagne nord-côtière et admirez un ciel étoilé comme on en voit rarement ailleurs.
Pour une expérience encore plus mémorable, laissez-vous tenter par une nuit dans notre tipi. Inspiré des traditions nomades et aménagé pour le confort et la détente, il offre une atmosphère chaleureuse, authentique et hors du temps. C'est l'endroit idéal pour décrocher du quotidien et renouer avec l'essentiel.
À proximité, vous pourrez découvrir les paysages grandioses du Saint-Laurent, observer les baleines, profiter des plages, des sentiers et de toute la beauté naturelle que la région a à offrir.
Ici, on ne vient pas seulement dormir. On vient vivre un moment.
Bienvenue chez nous.
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Nature Camping or Tipi Stay on Quebec's North Shore
Welcome to our peaceful retreat in Longue-Rive, nestled between the forest, the St. Lawrence River, and the wide open spaces of Quebec's beautiful North Shore.
Whether you're traveling through the region, exploring the outdoors, or simply looking for a quiet place to recharge, our property offers a relaxing and natural setting to slow down and enjoy life at a different pace.
Pitch your tent, park your campervan, or settle into a comfortable campsite surrounded by nature. As evening falls, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and a spectacular star-filled sky far from city lights.
For a truly unique experience, spend the night in our traditional-style tipi. Cozy, authentic, and inviting, it offers a memorable stay that blends simplicity, comfort, and connection with nature. It's the perfect place to unwind, reflect, and create lasting memories.
Nearby, you'll find breathtaking views of the St. Lawrence, opportunities for whale watching, beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and countless outdoor adventures waiting to be discovered.
This is more than just a place to sleep.
It's a place to experience the North Shore.
Welcome.
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Vans et Marées - Ste-Flavie
2. Vans et Marées - Ste-Flavie
100%
(6)
61km from Forestville · 5 sites
Vans et Marées est un lieu d'accueil en autonomie complète situé au bord du fleuve Saint-Laurent à Sainte-Flavie, conçu pour les voyageurs en van aménagé et véhicule récréatif compact.
Né du désir d'offrir une expérience simple, authentique et respectueuse de l'environnement, Vans et Marées propose de vastes emplacements où les visiteurs peuvent se reconnecter au rythme des marées, profiter des paysages maritimes du Bas-Saint-Laurent et vivre des moments de détente loin du tourisme de masse.
Ici, le luxe se trouve dans l'espace, les couchers de soleil sur le fleuve, les ciels étoilés et la proximité avec la nature.
Vans & Tides is a fully self-sufficient camping destination located along the shores of the St. Lawrence River in Sainte-Flavie, designed for travelers with campervans and compact recreational vehicles.
Created with the vision of offering a simple, authentic, and environmentally respectful experience, Vans & Tides features spacious campsites where guests can reconnect with the rhythm of the tides, take in the stunning maritime landscapes of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, and enjoy peaceful moments away from crowded tourist destinations.
Here, luxury is found in the open space, breathtaking sunsets over the river, star-filled skies, and a close connection to nature.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
Matthew
September 2026
25 ft truck camper
Super stay. I would stay again. Big meadow with mowed lanes. Perfect for truck campers.
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Theodore
September 2026
22 ft Class B
With pets
We loved the openness and privacy, the beautiful sunset and the easy drive from Quebec City on our way to Gaspesie. Ideally located for an art visit (and yummy lunch!) in St Flavie before hitting the road for our next stop. Will come again if we return to this beautiful part of Quebec. Tip: save the coordinates in your fave navigation app before you start your journey … no street address and it was easy to miss the sign
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Utkarsh
August 2026
11 ft Class B
Group trip
It was chill and quite area, but quite close to forest or trees, good for RVs but with tent might need to be lil careful for any animals nearby. But overall really cheap and worth it!!!
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Nathalie
July 2026
14 ft Class B
With pets
Super rustic, beautiful view and I was the only one there! Had a very peaceful evening and had wonderful hosts who even brought me water! 100% would stay again.
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D
July 2026
24 ft Class B
Two young daughters have put this site together to earn some summer cash. Each site is marked with a unique hand painted drawing drawn by the daughters. Spaces are mowed, roomy and well spaced from each other. The St Lawrence River view is wonderful and we saw a beautiful sunset. The wild flowers are nice too. We really enjoyed the remoteness and the view. The site is located on the south side of the highway and is subtly marked so conversation with the host will help you find it easier.
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When to go
Forestville isn't really reliant on tourism, so you’ll find most services operating the same hours year-round (except the tourism office—call to check in advance if you plan to stop in). If you are in the area to go out and observe whales, the best times to do so are from May through October. You’ll find the town busiest in July and August, and are then advised to book any activities in advance of arrival.
Know before you go
- You’ll need a fishing licence to cast a fly at any of the parks or rivers in Quebec. This can easily be purchased online.
- In the summer months, a ferry runs between Forestville and Rimouski across the St. Lawrence River.
- Getting around Forestville without a car will be difficult, so consider taking a road trip.
- Don’t expect everyone you encounter to speak English (though most tourism operators will have at least a basic understanding if they aren't fluent). Have a translation app ready on your phone to help you out as needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
The park is home to blue whales, humpbacks, minke whales, belugas, fin whales, porpoises, and three species of seals. Visitors can also view moose, beavers, and many other species of birds and mammals. You can also explore different options for camping near Forestville on Hipcamp.
The village has restaurants, cafes, a supermarket, and a tourism office where you can rent bikes, fat bikes, and kayaks. There are also opportunities to go fishing with Indigenous guides at the Lac des Îles outfitter. You can also explore different options for camping near Forestville on Hipcamp.
The best times to observe whales are from May through October. The town is busiest in July and August, so it is advised to book any activities in advance. You can also explore different options for camping near Forestville on Hipcamp.
In the summer months, a ferry runs between Forestville and Rimouski across the St. Lawrence River. However, getting around Forestville without a car will be difficult, so consider taking a road trip. You can also explore different options for camping near Forestville on Hipcamp.
