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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

Hill House

2 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Aumond, QC

Learn more about this land:With just over 300 acres to explore, campers can spend their days hiking through the forest, visiting the Castor Creek on one side of the property, and the Gatineau River on the other side. Plenty of fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching. There are also plenty of sites to see in the area, day trips could be taken to the Baskatong, a reservoir where people can boat, paddle, and swim. There is an old covered bridge nearby, beautiful rapids with amazing fishing. Or simply spend all of your time at Hill House, exploring the forest, berry picking, and enjoying nature.

Mixed Forest, Hilly Region

5 sites · Tents50 acres · Gracefield, QC

Learn more about this land:Located in the Heart of the Algonquin community of Kitigan Zibi. A serene location with plenty of privacy. Access to a small lake, with some small watercraft (no motors on this lake). Access to two private shorelines to relax and enjoy hiking, kayaking, paddle boating, canoeing, and fishing.

Le Mont des Nénuphars

2 sites · Tents34 acres · Lac Simon, QC

Come and enjoy the beautiful Red River. Great for doing kayak and paddle boarding. Our land is right by the Nenuphar mount, you can take long walks in the forest and meet the deer and turkey residents. There’s a scandinave spa 5 min away and many beaches close by. We have Everything you need to disconnect from the city life!

large South facing Beach Campsite

1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Gracefield, QC

Up to 5 RVs or Tents. Perfect for large groups. This is a large private site on a private sandy beach. I purchased this vast domain in 2001 - it has a sandy lake, beautiful prairies, and forests, I fell in love. I named it Solisterra which is Latin for the Sun and the Earth. Stars here are stunning, forget 4 start hotels, this land has millions of stars. The plants and wildlife are abundant, all summer long there are berries and plants to be picked from wild strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, blackberries, sweet fern, wintergreen, mushrooms, and much more. Visit my website to see what I have done with the place. Learn more about this land: Located only an hour outside of Ottawa, camp directly on the lake! Pitch your tent on this beautiful field and jump in the lake or have a nice glass of wine in the screened-in gazebo. The double outhouse means there is no waiting to go. There is a lovely campfire in the middle of the field, which means your group can set up in a circle. Fits up to 5 tents or RVs. There is a sand beach directly on the site PLEASE NOTE, if you are bringing more than 1 tent or RV/trailer, PLEASE ADD IT AS AN EXTRA AT THE TIME OF BOOKING. There is an extra fee for each additional tent + RV/trailer (up to 5 tents or RVs/trailers). Bring your bicycles, because this site is directly on the bike path " La Véloroute des Draveurs". We also have our own hiking trails for your enjoyment. Close to grocery stores and gas stations for all your camping needs. Please note we do not supply firewood.

Yellow Mellow

1 site · RV1 acre · Lac Des Plages, QC

Learn more about this land:Located only an hour from Ottawa, this property is located directly on Lac-des- Plages. You can enjoy swimming in crystal clear water in this pristine lake. You will be surrounded by mountains all around and will enjoy beautiful sunsets in the evening.This site is for self-contained RV's, vans, and trailers only, as there is no toilet onsite. Vans, trailers, and RVs up to 30 feet are welcome and can expect a level pull-in site. Pets are welcome and campfires are permitted.Incredible dining options in the village of Tremblant are only 22 minutes away and Mont Tremblant is only 30 minutes away! This area is perfect for hiking and biking and will appeal to all outdoor enthusiasts! Bring your kayaks, canoes, and fishing gear as the lake provides 13km to explore!

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Mixed Forest, Hilly Region

5 sites · Tents50 acres · Gracefield, QC

Learn more about this land:Located in the Heart of the Algonquin community of Kitigan Zibi. A serene location with plenty of privacy. Access to a small lake, with some small watercraft (no motors on this lake). Access to two private shorelines to relax and enjoy hiking, kayaking, paddle boating, canoeing, and fishing.

Hill House

2 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Aumond, QC

Learn more about this land:With just over 300 acres to explore, campers can spend their days hiking through the forest, visiting the Castor Creek on one side of the property, and the Gatineau River on the other side. Plenty of fishing, hiking, and wildlife watching. There are also plenty of sites to see in the area, day trips could be taken to the Baskatong, a reservoir where people can boat, paddle, and swim. There is an old covered bridge nearby, beautiful rapids with amazing fishing. Or simply spend all of your time at Hill House, exploring the forest, berry picking, and enjoying nature.

Yellow Mellow

1 site · RV1 acre · Lac Des Plages, QC

Learn more about this land:Located only an hour from Ottawa, this property is located directly on Lac-des- Plages. You can enjoy swimming in crystal clear water in this pristine lake. You will be surrounded by mountains all around and will enjoy beautiful sunsets in the evening.This site is for self-contained RV's, vans, and trailers only, as there is no toilet onsite. Vans, trailers, and RVs up to 30 feet are welcome and can expect a level pull-in site. Pets are welcome and campfires are permitted.Incredible dining options in the village of Tremblant are only 22 minutes away and Mont Tremblant is only 30 minutes away! This area is perfect for hiking and biking and will appeal to all outdoor enthusiasts! Bring your kayaks, canoes, and fishing gear as the lake provides 13km to explore!

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

Le Mont des Nénuphars

2 sites · Tents34 acres · Lac Simon, QC

Come and enjoy the beautiful Red River. Great for doing kayak and paddle boarding. Our land is right by the Nenuphar mount, you can take long walks in the forest and meet the deer and turkey residents. There’s a scandinave spa 5 min away and many beaches close by. We have Everything you need to disconnect from the city life!

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Camping near Mont-Laurier guide

Overview

Mont-Laurier is just 155 miles (250 km) from Montreal and 135 (216 km) from Ottawa, yet it feels like it’s a million miles from the nearest city. This lake-filled region is filled with opportunities for camping, cycling, hiking, canoeing, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. But although Mont-Laurier is surrounded by nature, it’s by no means isolated—small galleries, museums, and heritage displays dot the region and, in summertime, Mont-Laurier locals gather for outdoor evening concerts. It might just be the most laid-back place in the province.

Where to go

Mont-Laurier

Mont-Laurier is a fun, family-friendly destination that’s fantastic to visit year-round. The young and young-at-heart love the 11 winter snow tubing tracks at Glissade Sur Tubes Mont-Laurier (ranging from easy to extreme, but don’t worry—a lift brings you back up the hill). Come summer, Lac des Sources beach offers just as much fun, with ample outdoor games, slides, volleyball courts, and picnic tables. And the P’tit Train du Nord Linear Park’s multi-use pathway stays open for cyclists, hikers, runners, and skiers year-round.

Lac Nominingue

Just 45 minutes east of Mont-Laurier, Lac Nominigue is one of the top cycling destinations in the area. The Rouge River route is a beginner-friendly 27-mile (43-km) trail, while the more difficult L’Intrepide trail, nearly twice as long at 50 miles (81 km), offers some serious climbs. Campers who like something in the middle will appreciate the Parc Ecologique le Renouveau Rosaire-Senecal, a 400-acre site that offers hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing.

Ferme Neuve

About 20 minutes north of Mont-Laurier, Freme Neuve is the gateway to Montagne du Diable Regional Park (Parc Régional Montagne du Diable), a full-service park with eight cabins (including two on stilts!), eight camping sites, six rustic mountain huts, and backcountry camping. Visitors can try out some 50 miles (80 km) of shoeshowing trails and 60 miles (96 km) of cross country skiing paths, or head out to go fat tire biking, hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. A superb destination for birdwatching—eagles, loons, owls, warblers, thrushes, herons, and nuthatches all call the park home.

When to go

Winter starts earlier and ends later around Mont-Laurier, where you can expect snow from November to early April. July and August offer the best summer camping conditions, when lakes are warm enough for swimming. Reservations should be made well in advance for Canada Day weekend and Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day (which all of Quebec celebrates on June 24).

Know before you go

Mont-Laurier has a good selection of outdoor and sporting goods shops. At Re-Cyclo Sports Perrin, you can buy new and used sporting goods and have skis and snowboards serviced. Le Coureur des Bois takes care of most outdoor adventure needs, including hiking boots, tents, and trekking poles.
You can grab beer for your campsite at Microbrasserie du Lièvre, a small craft brewery in Mont-Laurier that makes 20 kinds of beer.
While you’re unlikely to see one, there are bears in the area. Keep a clean campsite and secure your food.