The best camping near La Tuque

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Serving a population of 11,000, La Tuque is unique for a couple of reasons: It is the largest city by area in Canada, and in the centre of it all are a ski hill with a bunch of natural recreation opportunities (trails, a riverfront with marinas, and lush forest). There’s plenty to do in La Tuque without snow too—take a quad tour, hit the BMX park, take a sightseeing flight out over the area, or sample beers at the microbrewery.

98% (14)

Top-rated campgrounds

Koh Lanta Campsite

3. Koh Lanta Campsite

83%
(3)
68km from La Tuque · 2 sites · Tents · Portneuf, QC
Learn more about this land:This is a marvellous campsite that has been completely untouched from its original form. There’s nothing fancy here, but it is your perfect escape into nature when you need it.We’re located in the Lac-aux-Sables region, right near the lake. We’re about an hour and a half from Quebec City. About the Property: We have a twenty-acre property for you to explore during your stay with us. Some of our property is protected wetlands with Ducks Unlimited Canada with plenty of wildlife for you to see during your stay.About the Campsite:We only offer one campsite which means maximum privacy for you and your group during your stay. You can choose to bring your RV, trailer, or camping van for your stay or choose to tent camp. We can accommodate vehicles as large as 36 ft (11m) and you can easily pull in onto a grassy base that might require some levelling. During your stay you can choose to relax on the property and explore the trails or read a good book surrounded by the sounds of nature. Or, nearby you’ll find the famous Parc national de la Mauricie known for its beautiful waterfalls and it also has canoe and kayak rentals. There is also Belvédère du Lac Clair, always good for a wonderful hike. Other things to note:- pets are welcome- there’s an incinerator toilet on the property- please bring your own water for the duration of your stay 
Pets
Campfires
Trash
from 
CA$40
 / night

Serving a population of 11,000, La Tuque is unique for a couple of reasons: It is the largest city by area in Canada, and in the centre of it all are a ski hill with a bunch of natural recreation opportunities (trails, a riverfront with marinas, and lush forest). There’s plenty to do in La Tuque without snow too—take a quad tour, hit the BMX park, take a sightseeing flight out over the area, or sample beers at the microbrewery.

98% (14)

Top-rated campgrounds

Koh Lanta Campsite

3. Koh Lanta Campsite

83%
(3)
68km from La Tuque · 2 sites · Tents · Portneuf, QC
Learn more about this land:This is a marvellous campsite that has been completely untouched from its original form. There’s nothing fancy here, but it is your perfect escape into nature when you need it.We’re located in the Lac-aux-Sables region, right near the lake. We’re about an hour and a half from Quebec City. About the Property: We have a twenty-acre property for you to explore during your stay with us. Some of our property is protected wetlands with Ducks Unlimited Canada with plenty of wildlife for you to see during your stay.About the Campsite:We only offer one campsite which means maximum privacy for you and your group during your stay. You can choose to bring your RV, trailer, or camping van for your stay or choose to tent camp. We can accommodate vehicles as large as 36 ft (11m) and you can easily pull in onto a grassy base that might require some levelling. During your stay you can choose to relax on the property and explore the trails or read a good book surrounded by the sounds of nature. Or, nearby you’ll find the famous Parc national de la Mauricie known for its beautiful waterfalls and it also has canoe and kayak rentals. There is also Belvédère du Lac Clair, always good for a wonderful hike. Other things to note:- pets are welcome- there’s an incinerator toilet on the property- please bring your own water for the duration of your stay 
Pets
Campfires
Trash
from 
CA$40
 / night

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The best camping near La Tuque guide

When to go

As a year-round city that sustains a large population, La Tuque is ready for visitors year-round, pending the activities you're looking to do. For summer pursuits and getting out on the water, you’ll find the warmest temperatures from late June through to early September. The ski season in Quebec can start as early as November and run through to April, making March an excellent time when resorts are less busy and the powder is still deep.

Know before you go

  • Expect locals to communicate in French first, and then maybe switch to English if you don’t speak the language. Having a language app can be really helpful, as not everyone you meet will be bilingual. Activities at La Mauricie National Park are only presented in French.
  • Though La Tuque is close to both Quebec City and Montreal, you’ll find it near impossible to explore this area without a vehicle of your own.
  • La Tuque offers both free and paid electric vehicle charging stations.