The best camping near Saguenay

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Quebec's seventh most populated city, Saguenay offers a huge range of restaurants serving cuisines both local and international, an Air Defence Museum, the Val-Jalbert Historical Village (which takes you back to 1927), and all the amenities you might need. The city's proximity to the Rivière Saguenay fjord and many spectacular national parks is what makes it the perfect place to use as a basecamp for your Quebec camping trip, but even within the city, campers will find parks, trails, and campgrounds.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Saguenay

2. Exode en Nature

30km from Saguenay · 8 sites · Lodging
Exode en Nature is a four-season eco-friendly lodging destination nestled in the heart of Sainte-Rose-du-Nord, one of Québec’s most scenic regions at the edge of the Saguenay Fjord. Our site features six unique micro-accommodations — including a dome, a Hobbit-style pod, an A-frame cabin, a farmhouse-style unit, a contemporary mini-chalet, and a yurt — each thoughtfully designed to offer comfort, intimacy, and a full immersion in nature. Every unit is fully equipped and 100% private, offering guests their own wood-fired Nordic bath, private barrel sauna, indoor propane fireplace, outdoor wood-burning firepit, full kitchenette, complete bathroom with hot water, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a romantic getaway, Exode en Nature delivers a Scandinavian spa–style experience directly at your accommodation — without sharing spaces or schedules. Located near the Monts-Valin and bordering the quiet Pelletier River, our site provides the perfect balance between wilderness, comfort, and seclusion. Exode en Nature is a sanctuary for couples, outdoor lovers, and travelers looking to slow down, reconnect, and experience Québec’s natural beauty through all four seasons.
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CA$247
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Quebec's seventh most populated city, Saguenay offers a huge range of restaurants serving cuisines both local and international, an Air Defence Museum, the Val-Jalbert Historical Village (which takes you back to 1927), and all the amenities you might need. The city's proximity to the Rivière Saguenay fjord and many spectacular national parks is what makes it the perfect place to use as a basecamp for your Quebec camping trip, but even within the city, campers will find parks, trails, and campgrounds.

100% (8)

Top-rated campgrounds near Saguenay

2. Exode en Nature

30km from Saguenay · 8 sites · Lodging
Exode en Nature is a four-season eco-friendly lodging destination nestled in the heart of Sainte-Rose-du-Nord, one of Québec’s most scenic regions at the edge of the Saguenay Fjord. Our site features six unique micro-accommodations — including a dome, a Hobbit-style pod, an A-frame cabin, a farmhouse-style unit, a contemporary mini-chalet, and a yurt — each thoughtfully designed to offer comfort, intimacy, and a full immersion in nature. Every unit is fully equipped and 100% private, offering guests their own wood-fired Nordic bath, private barrel sauna, indoor propane fireplace, outdoor wood-burning firepit, full kitchenette, complete bathroom with hot water, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a romantic getaway, Exode en Nature delivers a Scandinavian spa–style experience directly at your accommodation — without sharing spaces or schedules. Located near the Monts-Valin and bordering the quiet Pelletier River, our site provides the perfect balance between wilderness, comfort, and seclusion. Exode en Nature is a sanctuary for couples, outdoor lovers, and travelers looking to slow down, reconnect, and experience Québec’s natural beauty through all four seasons.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
CA$247
 / night
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The best camping near Saguenay guide

When to go

As a large city surrounded by all-season parks, Saguenay doesn’t have a bad time to visit. In summer, the city offers charms similar to those found in nearby Montreal and Quebec but without the crowds. Some area campgrounds and attractions close in winter, while May to October is prime whale-watching season.

Know before you go

  • French is Quebec’s first language, so that’s what you’ll hear spoken most widely in Saguenay. Most residents have a basic understanding of English or may well be fluent, but it’s a good idea to have a translation app at hand to help out if needed. 
  • Several stores in the city are good spots to pick up any camping gear you may have forgotten to pack.
  • Saguenay has multiple EV charging stations. 
  • Biking is a great way to get around Saguenay, where you'll find both bike rentals and several biking routes.