Glamping Near Lac-Brome, QC, CA: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2025

Historic Lac-Brome is set around a huge lake of the same name, and given its location near several national parks and just over an hour from Montreal, the town is an idyllic base for a camping trip. All around are abundant farmlands, antique stores, sweet little villages, and tons of scenic spots for hiking, paddling, biking, or skiing—pretty much anything you might love best in nature, including horseback riding.ike, paddle, bike, ski, and do whatever you love best in nature.

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Historic Lac-Brome is set around a huge lake of the same name, and given its location near several national parks and just over an hour from Montreal, the town is an idyllic base for a camping trip. All around are abundant farmlands, antique stores, sweet little villages, and tons of scenic spots for hiking, paddling, biking, or skiing—pretty much anything you might love best in nature, including horseback riding.ike, paddle, bike, ski, and do whatever you love best in nature.

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1. Purple Sunset

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18km from Lac-Brome · 1 site · Lodging · Stukely Sud, QC

Enjoy this unique place to relax in peace with nature. Perfect to disconnect, refresh your mind/spirit/soul and recover your own natural rythm. Sign out from your digital life, take time for yourself. Go skiing or hiking within 20-30 min. drive to 4 different locations (Bromont, Orford, Sutton, Owl'sHead). Spoil yourself in Spa facilities near by (Eastman, Bolton, Bromont, Magog). Lay down in the Hammock, go hiking or snowshoeing directly from the premises down the unspoiled valley.

2. Tamarak Grove

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72km from Lac-Brome · 1 site · Lodging · Saint Hubert, QC

Bonjour, Gypsy Robin is a 22 foot vintage camper in the heart of Tamarak Grove, a forest and farmland oasis, just 20 minutes from Montreal, Quebec. At the feet of the Monteregian Hills, an ancient range of well-spaced igneous intrusions that include Montreal's Mount Royal, sits the very private, Tamarak-ringed 19th century property. From your door, a trail leads explorers through miles of forest ands= old hunting trails stretching to Mont-Saint-Bruno, a popular ski and hike destination. Just miles from the city, and local, So'Sho' treats (Dix30, sqdc, Fort Chambly and the Chambly locks and waterfront), the destination offers peace and quiet shared by wondering deer, rabbit, fox and fowl. Feathered regulars in Tamarak Grove include Red-Winged Black Birds, Cardinals, Doves and of course, Robins. The camper provides a unique mix of vintage appeal and contemporary comfort. With a complete, well-equipped kitchen, king-sized bed and bathroom all designed for convenience and ergonomic living, Gypsy Robin is your home away from home. Perfect for kicking back, reading, writing, art, sky gazing or whatever. Lounge inside the period caravan or sit by the patio wood stove and soak in the sunsets that give way to the stars. Gypsy Robin Caravan at Tamarak Grove is a refuge for couples or singles looking to say hello to summer in Montreal in an unforgettable way. LOCAL TREATS: On Canada's first road, Chemin de Chambly, Tamarak Grove shares its bragging rights with the historic waterfront keep, mighty Fort Chambly, a key trade and defense artery of New France. And while visiting, why not spoil yourselves with culinary perfection found at the many area restaurants, bistros and bars. SHOPPING: Planning to splurge on some cool Montreal fashions? Venture no further than the So'Sho's best kept no-longer-a-secret, Dix30, the indoor/outdoor shopping complex complete with all major brands, Canadians hockey centre, great pubs and top notch large format restaurants, IMAX cinema and world envying bi-lingual comedy clubs. NOT TO MISS: Down Chambly Road, and a quick left on Montee Daniel shifts your gears into instant wine country complete with tasting rooms, equestrian spots and Monteregian valley views that can't be beat. You might just have to return for a 2nd visit!

3. Huttopia Sutton

14km from Lac-Brome · 2 sites · Lodging · Sutton, QC

-40 chalets : CITQ Établissement # 279226 -93 prêts à camper et 13 emplacements : Camping Québec # 08119 Camping Huttopia Sutton French below Huttopia Sutton - Nestled in the heart of a breathtaking forest, with a river flowing through it and Mont Sutton rising majestically nearby, making it a true escape into nature. Here, peace and tranquility reign, offering the perfect setting to unwind and recharge. Just a short, scenic drive—only an hour and a half from Montreal or Burlington, Vermont—Huttopia Sutton is the ideal getaway. Our one-of-a-kind accommodations are thoughtfully designed to help you disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life, allowing you to reconnect with those who matter most. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure in the great outdoors, this is the place to be. Onsite, enjoy a wide array of amenities including a restaurant, heated swimming pool, ping pong table, badminton court, bocce, board games, a kids’ playground, and Wi-Fi in the main lodge—not to mention our staff-organized activities like movie nights, shows, yoga sessions, or pony rides. Come and explore the beauty of nature— and bring your pets along for the adventure! - Huttopia Sutton – Niché au cœur d’une forêt à couper le souffle, traversée par une rivière et dominée par le majestueux Mont Sutton, c’est un véritable havre de paix en pleine nature. Ici, règnent calme et sérénité, offrant un cadre parfait pour se détendre et se ressourcer. À seulement une heure et demie de route pittoresque de Montréal ou de Burlington, Vermont, Huttopia Sutton est l’escapade idéale. Nos hébergements uniques ont été pensés pour vous aider à vous déconnecter du quotidien et à vous reconnecter avec ceux qui comptent vraiment. Que vous recherchiez une escapade paisible ou une aventure en plein air, vous êtes au bon endroit. Sur place, profitez de nombreux services : un restaurant, une piscine chauffée, une table de ping-pong, un terrain de badminton, un terrain de pétanque, des jeux de société, une aire de jeux, le wifi au centre de vie, ainsi que des animations organisées par notre équipe : soirées cinéma, spectacles, séances de yoga, balades à poney et plus encore ! Venez explorer la beauté de la nature — et emmenez vos animaux de compagnie pour l’aventure !

4. The Healing Woods

21km from Lac-Brome · 1 site · Lodging · QC

Our cozy A-frame cabin and peaceful nature campsites are located in a beautiful mixed woodland next to the Missisquoi River, which is great for swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding in the summer, and cross-country or backcountry skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. The property is fairly steep, so be prepared for a good 5–10 minute workout as you hike up to the cabin. We have a stunning view of Mount Sutton, located about a 25-minute drive from the property. Owl's Head and Jay Peak are each about the same distance away.

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Edmin John

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Purple Sunset

My wife and I had such a wonderful time. The place was peaceful, comfortable, and beautifully maintained , you can really feel the care that goes into it. Alain was an exceptional host. He was welcoming, kind, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout our stay. It’s rare to meet someone who genuinely puts so much heart into making guests feel at home. We left feeling refreshed and grateful for the experience. We can’t wait to come back! ☺️

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Emily

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Tamarak Grove

My partner and I had a great time here! The camper was beautiful renovated and decorated. It was spacious and comfy with a nice outdoor area too. It was an easy drive to the shops and old Montreal. The hosts are wonderful and clearly put effort into making you feel welcome.

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Lauren

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Tamarak Grove

Bren and Lisa were such gracious hosts!! We loved our stay in the little camper, it had everything we needed and more. We’d love to come back soon!

Gary

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Tamarak Grove

Very happy to have this opportunity to share our experience at Tamarak Grove. Lisa and Bren are the perfect hosts and have created a true oasis for those of us seeking the exceptional experiences "off the beaten path". The property is private and peaceful, with a totally relaxed vibe. It’s hard to believe it’s so conveniently close to Montreal. We went to explore downtown, and it took us just 20 minutes door to door. The caravan/retro camper itself is worthy of a magazine feature. So tastefully designed for comfort and practicality, down to the last cool detail. It's a shame we only had two days there, we'll be back for sure. Big thanks for the warm welcome and looking forward to our next excuse to escape to Tamarak Grove

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Madlen&Mackenzie

July 2025

With pets

3 nights at Purple Sunset

The sunsets were beautiful ( reds,oranges,pinks and purples) Little fire area and a good amount of land to roam around. The tiny house had what was needed. It was very quaint and cozy. The host Alain was really kind and easy to talk to.

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Sarah

July 2025

2 nights at Purple Sunset

Alain is a great host with a lovely property and a big sweet dog :-) great place for some r&r

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Leona

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Purple Sunset

The tiny home was very clean and comfortable! Would recommend!

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katia

May 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Purple Sunset

Very cute place, close to many hikes, ecofriendly, and lovely dog ❤️

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Shea

January 2025

2 nights at Purple Sunset

Very cozy spot with lots of character, beautiful scenery and nice amenities. Very friendly and welcoming hosts, would definitely return!

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Glamping near Lac-Brome guide

When to go

There's no bad time to visit Lac-Brome, as it caters to visitors year-round. July and August can be very busy, while fall is a fantastic time for changing sugar maple leaves, a countryside ablaze in colour, and fresh produce aplenty. Winter sports are also an option for cold-weather adventurers.

Know before you go

While cell reception in Lac-Brome is usually good, it can be patchy or nonexistent in the parks surrounding the town.
Have a translation app on your phone—not everyone you meet will be fluent in English.
There are multiple EV charging stations in and around Lac-Brome.
This area serves as inspiration for best-selling crime novelist Louise Penny's fictional village of Three Pines, where her inspector Gamache solves murders. Fans can take a themed tour.
Standup paddleboard rentals are available in town for paddling around Brome Lake.
The lake is awesome for fishing and ice fishing, but you'll need a Quebec fishing license.