The best pets off leash campgrounds near Trois-Rivières, Quebec

At the meeting place of the St. Lawrence River and the Saint-Maurice River, Trois-Rivières boasts beautiful riverbanks, a peaceful city, and easy access to forests and parks. Swim, canoe, and boat in one of La Mauricie National Park’s many lakes. Set up a tent or park the RV at Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc Forest Recreation Park, and enjoy modern amenities like wifi and electricity. Mastigouche Wildlife Preserve offers a chance to fish and hunt as well as hike and bike, and campers may even see some local wildlife. Midway between Montreal and Québec City, Trois-Rivières is a quick drive to major urban centers, as well as stunning outdoor attractions.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Koh Lanta Campsite

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61km from Trois-Rivières · 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

At the meeting place of the St. Lawrence River and the Saint-Maurice River, Trois-Rivières boasts beautiful riverbanks, a peaceful city, and easy access to forests and parks. Swim, canoe, and boat in one of La Mauricie National Park’s many lakes. Set up a tent or park the RV at Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc Forest Recreation Park, and enjoy modern amenities like wifi and electricity. Mastigouche Wildlife Preserve offers a chance to fish and hunt as well as hike and bike, and campers may even see some local wildlife. Midway between Montreal and Québec City, Trois-Rivières is a quick drive to major urban centers, as well as stunning outdoor attractions.

100% (2)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Koh Lanta Campsite

83%

(3)

61km from Trois-Rivières · 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

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Jennifer

August 2025

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Weekend Trip to Koh Lanta Campsite

The site was as described, the pond and stream are beautiful. However I could not really take advantage of it because of the very high quantity of mosquitoes and midges. Michel communicated well and I would go back at a different time of year.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

The best pets off leash camping near Trois-Rivières guide

Where to go

Parc national de la Mauricie

Hike through white pine forests and visit 150 lakes inside La Mauricie National Park. A wide variety of camping options within the park offer something for everyone, including tent camping, glamping, canoe camping, and historic cabin rentals. Visit in summer to hike, swim, canoe, and pedal-boat. Or, snowshoe, cross-country ski, and view snow-covered forests in winter. For a unique look into the region's steel-working history, visit Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site.

Parc récréoforestier Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc

With over 120 square kilometres of parkland, Saint-Mathieu-du-Parc Forest Recreation Park lets campers hike, bike, or snowshoe through the forest. Summit the mountain trail for views of one of the park’s lakes or waterfalls. Find tent and RV campsites, some with wifi and 30-amp electricity. Visit this park in the fall to catch a glimpse of the stunning colours of the maple forests.

Réserve faunique Mastigouche

Discover a peaceful camping destination on the shores of Lake Saint-Bernard inside Mastigouche Wildlife Reserve. Hike, bike, or boat in the park, and try fishing, small game hunting, and equipment rentals. Lucky campers may catch a glimpse of the park’s protected wildlife, which includes black bears, wolves, lynx, moose, and white-tailed deer. For a taste of the forest, visit this park in August when raspberries and blueberries are ripe and free for picking.

When to go

The most popular camping season in Québec is May to October, when the majority of park campgrounds are open. Blackflies in June may dissuade some campers from wooded areas, although campgrounds away from rivers and streams are a good way to avoid the bugs. Summers are popular for the hot weather and long sunny days, while vibrant colours in fall make forest camping near Trois-Rivières an unforgettable experience.