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Camping near Carleton-sur-Mer

This resort town offers amenities and a dash of culture in a naturally awesome location.

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MacCurdy Farm "The Getaway"

10 sites ¡ RVs, Tents140 acres ¡ Point La Nim, NB
Located in the beautiful community of Point La Nim, NB, Maccurdy Farm is a 140 acre family farm with beach access, four wheeler trails, wonderful walking trails in the woods, and a plethora of opportunities from photography to stargazing (minimal light pollution) to paddle boarding to a haywagon ride into the pasture to feed the cattle for a unique "Getaway" experience. Located 5mins from the local MarinaLearn more about this land:Welcome to Macurdy Farm! We are a family-friendly working farm that provides direct access to the beach!The PropertyYou will enjoy an open field with access to the beach, hiking trails, and woodlot. The property offers opportunities for activities such as biking, hiking, swimming, 4wheeling, paddle boarding, kite flying, stargazing, and all-around outdoor enjoyment! There is a private beach entrance giving access to kayakers/seadooers/fisherman/paddleboarders.The CampsiteThe site is ideal for all camping types. For tenters, there is a flat grassy area. RVs up to 42 feet are welcome, it is a pull-through site with some leveling required. There is a water hookup and generators are welcome. There is a picnic table and WIFI available. Pets on leash are welcome. Fires are permitted (when there are no fire bans in effect). Please note, there are no restroom facilities available, bring your camping toilet and pack it out.
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Camping near Carleton-sur-Mer guide

Overview

As a popular Quebec resort town since the 19th century, Carleton-sur-Mer sits on a seafront backed by mountains, and consequently offers an array of fun diversions. Just over 4,000 inhabitants live here, yet you’ll find French, Italian, Moroccan and Japanese restaurants in Carleton-sur-Mer, plus and a performing arts centre that puts on a full program throughout the summer months. The town offers biking trails, a network of hiking trails, sailing and boat charters, a swimming beach with a boardwalk, and a municipal campground that sits out on a peninsula with sites set just steps from the beach.

When to go

Because Carleton-sur-Mer is a resort town, little is open before June (the town can get very busy in high summer) and much of the town closes up toward the end of October. But the natural attractions won’t close, and skiing and snowshoeing are popular winter activities at Parc Régional du Mont Saint-Joseph. Gaspesie National Park also has a range of winter activities, but you’d be better off using a bigger urban centre as your base in the colder months.

Know before you go

  • A small fee is required to get to the very top of Mont Saint-Joseph. This is payable once you are almost at the summit—don't be surprised!
  • Prepare for signage and information to be presented in French at many attractions. Although most tourism staff will be fluent in English, you may still come across people who are not. A translation app may prove very useful.
  • In the heart of Gaspesie National Park, cell reception can be non-existent.
  • It will be pretty much impossible to explore this area without a vehicle of some kind.

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