The best camping near Lévis Forts National Historic Site
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Lévis Forts National Historic Site adventure.
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Camping en forêt
3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Armagh, QC
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.)
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Au Toit Bleu Du Lac Joseph.
1 site · RV1 acre · Victoriaville, QC
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!
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Eco-studio at Maïa Gardens
1 site · Lodging3 acres · Portneuf, QC
Bright and cosy ecological studio surrounded with permaculture gardens in summer, and by the Portneuf river. The studio is a bright and open space with 9' high ceilings, a living room, kitchenette and bedroom (sofa bed), separate bathroom with shower, sink and a compost toilet (odorless).
Come and find peace and quiet in the heart of nature in our permacultural gardens, with our chickens and turkeys, and many nearby activities such as skiing and trekking.
The main house is made of straw with solar panels. Please note that we offer high speed cabled Internet with adaptors for iPhone, USB-c and USB.
Studio écologique lumineux et chaleureux entouré de jardins en permaculture en été, situé au bord de la rivière Portneuf. Le studio est un espace lumineux et ouvert avec des plafonds de 9' de haut, un salon, une cuisinette et une chambre (canapé-lit), une salle de bain séparée avec douche, lavabo et une toilette à compost (sans odeur).
Venez trouver le calme et la tranquillité en pleine nature dans nos jardins, avec nos poules et nos dindes, et de nombreuses activités à proximité comme le ski et la randonnée.
La maison principale est en paille avec des panneaux solaires. Veuillez noter que l'Internet est cablé avec adapteurs pour iPhone, USB-c et USB pour tous vos appareils.
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La Ferme du Vacancier
4 sites · Tents14 acres · QC
Laboratoire vivant et expérience nature
Au abord marginal et désuète, la permaculture nous redonne foi en nos capacités d'être humain à faire le juste bien durant notre courte présence sur cette Terre , tout en léguant un espoir alimentaire et des arbres aux générations futures.
C’est aussi un acte de rébellion face au système présentement en place et une invitation à faire partie du changement que nous voulons voir apparaître. Forger les nouveaux cadastres pour encourager l'essor d'une sécurité alimentaire au Québec mais aussi partout dans le monde.
Nous avons tous la nature au cœur de notre ADN et c’est un appel pour retourner à nos sources. Respirer de l’air frais, prendre du soleil, marcher sous le couvert verdoyant d’une forêt, écouter le grésil des chants d’oiseaux et le vent qui danse dans les feuilles.
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The best camping near Lévis Forts National Historic Site guide
Overview
About
Built between 1865 and 1872, the Lévis Forts were designed to protect Quebec City against an American invasion. The last in a series of three detached forts, Fort No. 1 attests to the remarkable technological innovations of the time. Stroll through dark, vaulted tunnels, discovering underground firing ranges, a powder magazine and casemates. Learn about the history of the fort and military strategies and on a clear day, enjoy the superb panoramic views atop the fort.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Lévis Forts National Historic Site is during its open season from June 19 to October 9. This period offers the full experience with pleasant weather, making it perfect for exploring the site's historical wonders. Outside of these dates, the site may be less accessible, and some activities or tours might not be available.
Know before you go
- Check the weather forecast before your visit to ensure a comfortable and safe experience.
- Review the visitor guidelines on the Parks Canada website to respect the site's preservation efforts.
- Accessibility may vary across different areas of the historic site; inquire ahead for specific needs.
- Remember to bring water and snacks, as options on-site might be limited.
- For emergencies within the historic site, keep the contact number 418-835-5182 handy.
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