The best camping in Gaspésie National Park, QC
Gaspésie National Park: A haven for hikers and nature lovers alike.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Gaspésie National Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Gaspésie National Park
RAC Camping
1. RAC Camping
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32km from Gaspésie National Park · 4 sites
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Quelques sites de camping sont mis à votre disposition près de la Rivière-à-Claude. Prendre le spot que vous désirez, premier arrivé premier servi. L'accès au camping est de 20$ par personne. Vous avez accès au bloc sanitaire avec une douche, des toilettes et l'eau potable. Un sauna sur le bord de la rivière est aussi à votre disposition. Notez que les sites sont fait pour des vans et donc un peu moins idéal pour des tentes. L'accès se fait de manière autonome. Des affiches avec des informations sont situées un peu partout sur la propriété, s'y référer si vous avez des questions
Pour trouver le camping
Arrivé au village de Rivière-à-Claude, à partir de la 132, suivre la route Castonguay sur environ 3 kilomètres. Vous arriverez à une pancarte qui indique « Camping » à gauche. Vous entrerez alors dans un grand parking de gravel, les spots de camping sont à votre droite!
Profitez de votre temps en nature à Rac!
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Several camping sites are available for your use near the Rivière-à-Claude. Choose any available spot you like — sites are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. The camping fee is $20 per person. This includes access to the washroom building with a shower, toilets, and potable water. A riverside sauna is also available for your enjoyment. Please note that the sites were designed primarily for vans and camper vehicles, so they may be somewhat less suitable for tents. The campground is accessed independently, with no check-in required. Information signs are posted throughout the property; please refer to them if you have any questions.
Finding the Campground
Arrived at Rivière-à-Claude village from Highway 132, follow Castonguay Road for about 3 km. Turn left at the red "Camping" sign into the gravel parking lot. Campsites are on your right.
Enjoy your time in nature in Rac!
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Eco Mountain Lodge
2. Eco Mountain Lodge
34km from Gaspésie National Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
New peaceful, isolated eco-house with panoramic views, 2km from the beach and services. House 5 and a half fully furnished. Access to the door trails, proximity to the ski hill, and Chic-Chocs National Park.
Fibre-optic Internet, cellular reception 10/10
With all essentials: towels, bed sheets, soap, toilet paper, washer\dryer, pillows, TV, books, cooking basics, espresso maker, oven, freezer, toaster, balcony, fire pit.
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Le Bateleur - Hébergements en Forêt
3. Le Bateleur - Hébergements en Forêt
34km from Gaspésie National Park · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Escape to Le Bateleur, a peaceful forest retreat nestled in a sunny valley at the foot of the Chics-Chocs Mountains in Québec's beautiful Gaspésie region.
Surrounded by pristine wilderness, this private getaway is the perfect place to relax, reconnect with nature, and experience the tranquility of the forest.
Explore scenic hiking trails that begin right on the property, leading to breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the mountains and the sea. Keep an eye out for local wildlife, including deer, foxes, rabbits, porcupines, beavers, and a variety of birds that call the forest home.
Whether you're camping beneath the stars or staying in the cozy off-grid tiny house, you'll enjoy a true back-to-nature experience. End your day around the campfire, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and unwind in one of Québec's most beautiful natural settings.
Niché au cœur d'une vallée au pied des Chics-Chocs en Gaspésie, le Camping du Bateleur offre un cadre privé et ensoleillé, idéal pour se ressourcer dans le calme de la nature. De superbes sentiers de randonnée et des points de vue panoramiques sont accessibles directement depuis les emplacements de tente et le prêt-à-camper.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Nic
June 2026
Tent
Five stars for the incredible peace and quiet, but casual campers be warned: this is deep, remote country. The site is small and primitive. Just 4 tight tent spaces and simple rock-circle fire pits. Which keeps the vibe wonderfully quiet. Coming in from the west along the coastline is a smooth drive through small towns. However, if you take the south road out, be ready for some serious, rough mountain driving that can get intense in heavy rain or fog. Keep a sharp eye out for moose on these roads. They are a massive, serious danger out here, especially in low visibility.
Cell service out here is quite spotty depending on your provider, and local gas stations close early, so definitely fuel up before evening falls. If you love a rare chance to truly disconnect, this place is flawless. Will absolutely be back.
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Tori
May 2026
Tent
With pets
Great little spot comfortable with some great amenities. Loved the watering hole
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Cassandra
May 2026
Tent
We enjoyed our week camping here. It was very quiet and pretty much anything you need is back there! We lived waking down to the river in the evening to skip rocks!
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Justin
August 2025
Tent
With kids
We loved our stay at RAC. Trails were super fun, sauna and swimming hole were dreamy, so nice to be able to camp right there. We so appreciated the experience, thanks for opening your land to campers. Hoping to come back someday!
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Mitchell
July 2025
Tent
We had an amazing time camping at RAC! The swimming hole was the highlight for us. We had a quiet night, miles from the road and any noise or light pollution. It was a wonderful evening and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the spot. Thanks for having us!
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Overview
About
Deep in the inland of the Gaspé Peninsula, overlooking the coast on one side and the untouched forest on the other, stand the 25 distinct, 1000-metre peaks of Canada's Appalachian Mountains in Gaspésie National Park. The highest one, Mont Jacques-Cartier, towers at 1,270 metres above sea level and is certainly regarded as one of the most difficult yet rewarding hikes in Quebec, not unlike the trail of nearby Mont Albert in the Chic-Choc and Lac Cascapedia area. Regardless, the vast network of International Appalachian Trail offers options ranging from easy to very difficult, while also providing opportunities to spot caribou, arctic fauna, and alpine tundra. Visitors can also enjoy kayaking, SUP, canoeing, and fishing in summer. Although winter is slightly more complicated due to sometimes extreme weather conditions, snowshoeing, backcountry expeditions, and skiing are possible. As far as accommodations go, few places are more iconic than Gîte du Mont-Albert hotel, though the area also offers rustic winter camping and ready-to-camp cabins.
Notable campgrounds
- Mont-Albert campground: A wooded haven close to hiking trails, offering semi-serviced sites with the comforts of home.
- Cascapedia campground: Secluded semi-serviced sites near Lac Cascapedia, perfect for anglers and hikers alike.
- Mont-Jacques-Cartier campground: Offers a rustic camping experience near the trail to the park's highest peak.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early, especially for peak season, to secure your ideal campsite amid the park's popular spots.
- Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons for greater availability and a quieter experience.
- Keep an eye on cancellations for last-minute opportunities to snag a spot in this sought-after park.
- Explore nearby camping options for alternative accommodations when the park's campgrounds are full.
When to go
The best time to visit Gaspésie National Park is during the summer months when the trails are clear and the park's full splendour is on display. Winter offers a snowy paradise for backcountry skiing and snowshoeing, though some facilities may be closed.
Know before you go
- Check the park's website for any trail closures or special advisories before your visit.
- Be prepared for the park's mountain climate; pack layers and be ready for sudden weather changes.
- Respect wildlife habitats, especially the vulnerable caribou; observe from a distance and follow park guidelines.
- Some areas of the park may have limited accessibility; verify the availability of services and facilities prior to arrival.
- Remember to purchase your park access pass online to guarantee entry, especially during busy seasons.
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