Camping near Québec City

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First settled more than 400 years ago, Québec City feels more European than Canadian, and walking the cobbled streets of Old Town transports you far from modern life. The city offers a huge amount to see, including the 17th-century ramparts that surround parts of Old Town and myriad cultural institutions covering the French and Indigenous histories of the area. Even better, on Québec City's doorstep are national parks, whale watching on the St. Lawrence River, and dozens of camping options.

91% (25) 10 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Québec

Domaine Beausite

1. Domaine Beausite

98%
(24)
62km from Québec · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Le Domaine Beausite se veut un lieu de ressourcement unique, où chaque personne peut vivre des expériences authentiques de bien-être et de reconnexion en harmonie avec la nature, tout en contribuant au bien commun. En cultivant un espace de vie où le bien-être individuel et collectif s’enrichissent mutuellement, le Domaine favorise une dynamique inspirante où chacun trouve sa place, nourri par la force du lien humain et la beauté de l’environnement.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from 
CA$35
 / night
Camping en forêt

2. Camping en forêt

78%
(9)
49km from Québec · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Learn more about this land:Endroit calme en fôret situé à Armagh. À proximité d'une piste cyclable, secteur de pêche, VTT, 30 min du Massif du Sud (randonnée, vélo de montagne). Il n'y a aucun service disponible pour l'instant, donc vous devez emmener tout ce dont vous avez besoin. (toilette compostable, eau potable, etc.)
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
CA$25
 / night
Au Toit Bleu Du Lac Joseph.

3. Au Toit Bleu Du Lac Joseph.

100%
(5)
73km from Québec · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to our waterfront paradise on Lake Joseph, where adventure and relaxation await! Nestled amidst the serene beauty of nature, our land offers easy access to a variety of water activities including canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing along more than 8 kilometers of pristine shoreline. Explore the scenic surroundings on mountain bike trails, immersing yourself in the natural wonders of the area. As the day comes to a close, unwind with breathtaking sunset views and gather around a crackling fire under the starry night sky. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Inverness and 20 minutes from Thetford-Mines, our waterfront retreat offers the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. Whether you seek outdoor adventure or peaceful relaxation, our property provides an idyllic escape for all. Come experience the beauty and serenity of Lake Joseph firsthand. Plan your getaway today and create lasting memories in this picturesque waterfront haven!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from 
CA$35
 / night
Inverness Adventure Lot

4. Inverness Adventure Lot

65km from Québec · 1 site · RV
Welcome to our secluded 5-acre getaway in beautiful Inverness, Quebec! Perfect for families and outdoor lovers, this peaceful camp spot is surrounded by forest with no neighbors in sight—just nature, fun, and freedom. 🏍️ Bring your dirt bikes or mini ATVs and enjoy a private motocross-style loop right on the property. Don’t have one? You can rent a kid’s ATV right here! It’s the perfect way for little adventurers to join in the fun. 🔥 Set up your tent, bring a small RV, or rent our on-site RV for a cozy, hassle-free stay. Toast marshmallows under the stars, cook outdoors, and enjoy complete privacy in the heart of nature. Whether you're here to ride, relax, or recharge, this is your off-grid family escape.
from 
CA$108
 / night
Le Repère D'Anatole

5. Le Repère D'Anatole

65km from Québec · 1 site · Tent
Grand et magnifique terrain campagnard au coeur de la Beauce entouré de champs et de calme. Entrée pour les véhicules, table de Picnic, petite cabane et foyer sont à votre disposition. Plusieurs loisirs et activités dans les environs tels que le Miller Zoo, la Bleuetière Goulet, le Domaine de l'héritage, la Base pleine air, le restaurant chez Méo, l'Autodrome de la Chaudière, un terrain de baseball et le Verger à Ti-Paul! Un emplacement parfait pour tomber en amour avec la Beauce.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from 
CA$28
 / night

First settled more than 400 years ago, Québec City feels more European than Canadian, and walking the cobbled streets of Old Town transports you far from modern life. The city offers a huge amount to see, including the 17th-century ramparts that surround parts of Old Town and myriad cultural institutions covering the French and Indigenous histories of the area. Even better, on Québec City's doorstep are national parks, whale watching on the St. Lawrence River, and dozens of camping options.

91% (25) 10 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Québec

Domaine Beausite

1. Domaine Beausite

98%
(24)
62km from Québec · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Le Domaine Beausite se veut un lieu de ressourcement unique, où chaque personne peut vivre des expériences authentiques de bien-être et de reconnexion en harmonie avec la nature, tout en contribuant au bien commun. En cultivant un espace de vie où le bien-être individuel et collectif s’enrichissent mutuellement, le Domaine favorise une dynamique inspirante où chacun trouve sa place, nourri par la force du lien humain et la beauté de l’environnement.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from 
CA$35
 / night
Camping en forêt

2. Camping en forêt

78%
(9)
49km from Québec · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Learn more about this land:Endroit calme en fôret situé à Armagh. À proximité d'une piste cyclable, secteur de pêche, VTT, 30 min du Massif du Sud (randonnée, vélo de montagne). Il n'y a aucun service disponible pour l'instant, donc vous devez emmener tout ce dont vous avez besoin. (toilette compostable, eau potable, etc.)
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
CA$25
 / night
Au Toit Bleu Du Lac Joseph.

3. Au Toit Bleu Du Lac Joseph.

100%
(5)
73km from Québec · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to our waterfront paradise on Lake Joseph, where adventure and relaxation await! Nestled amidst the serene beauty of nature, our land offers easy access to a variety of water activities including canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing along more than 8 kilometers of pristine shoreline. Explore the scenic surroundings on mountain bike trails, immersing yourself in the natural wonders of the area. As the day comes to a close, unwind with breathtaking sunset views and gather around a crackling fire under the starry night sky. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Inverness and 20 minutes from Thetford-Mines, our waterfront retreat offers the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility. Whether you seek outdoor adventure or peaceful relaxation, our property provides an idyllic escape for all. Come experience the beauty and serenity of Lake Joseph firsthand. Plan your getaway today and create lasting memories in this picturesque waterfront haven!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from 
CA$35
 / night
Inverness Adventure Lot

4. Inverness Adventure Lot

65km from Québec · 1 site · RV
Welcome to our secluded 5-acre getaway in beautiful Inverness, Quebec! Perfect for families and outdoor lovers, this peaceful camp spot is surrounded by forest with no neighbors in sight—just nature, fun, and freedom. 🏍️ Bring your dirt bikes or mini ATVs and enjoy a private motocross-style loop right on the property. Don’t have one? You can rent a kid’s ATV right here! It’s the perfect way for little adventurers to join in the fun. 🔥 Set up your tent, bring a small RV, or rent our on-site RV for a cozy, hassle-free stay. Toast marshmallows under the stars, cook outdoors, and enjoy complete privacy in the heart of nature. Whether you're here to ride, relax, or recharge, this is your off-grid family escape.
from 
CA$108
 / night
Le Repère D'Anatole

5. Le Repère D'Anatole

65km from Québec · 1 site · Tent
Grand et magnifique terrain campagnard au coeur de la Beauce entouré de champs et de calme. Entrée pour les véhicules, table de Picnic, petite cabane et foyer sont à votre disposition. Plusieurs loisirs et activités dans les environs tels que le Miller Zoo, la Bleuetière Goulet, le Domaine de l'héritage, la Base pleine air, le restaurant chez Méo, l'Autodrome de la Chaudière, un terrain de baseball et le Verger à Ti-Paul! Un emplacement parfait pour tomber en amour avec la Beauce.
Pets
Campfires
Picnic table
from 
CA$28
 / night

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Camping near Québec City guide

Where to go

Montmorency Falls

Thirty meters higher than Niagara Falls, Montmorency Falls treats visitors to its view and its mists, in addition to a zipline and onsite Via Ferrata.

Jacques-Cartier National Park

The steep mountains and deep glacial valleys of this national park offer a range of activities for lovers of wild landscapes, plus a range of front and backcountry camping experiences, including yurts and cabins. More than 100 kilometers of hiking trails line Jacques-Cartier, and its pristine waterways are perfect for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and stand-up paddleboarding.

Mauricie National Park

More than 150 lakes are found in the deep forests of Mauricie National Park, along with waterfalls that tumble into perfect swimming holes, rivers to tube down, and a huge range of wildlife. (Expect the chance to spot moose, beavers, white-tailed deer, owls, and foxes.) Campsites are plentiful, as are hiking and biking trails and watercraft rentals.

Frontenac National Park

The lakes and beaches of this park are perfect for swimming, boating, fishing, and paddling, while a network of hiking and biking trails offers superb birding and wildlife viewing opportunities—Frontenac's lakes, bogs, and ponds support otters, as well as rare orchids and other fauna. Campers can choose from Frontenac cabins and campsites, both serviced and rustic, as well as canoe-camping.

When to go

Summer in the city can be crowded with visitors (especially when cruise ships are in), but July and August also provide some of the very best camping weather. Quebec City is a year-round destination but is perhaps at its most beautiful in winter, when the city hosts festivals and events that embrace the beauty of the snow (complete with ice hotels). Whale watching season is May through October.

Know before you go

  • Quebec City is very walkable, and there is public transit. You won’t need a car while you’re in the city (where driving can be a pain), but getting to nearby parks without a vehicle will be tricky.
  • French is the official first language in the province of Quebec, and although most people working in tourism are bilingual, you may well encounter folks with a more basic level of English. Translation apps can be helpful.
  • The city hosts festivals year-round, so it is worth checking out what is happening before choosing your dates to visit.