We are located between Carleton and Miguasha on a wonderful site with picturesque view of the mountains and the ocean.
The Gaspe peninsula
Gaspésie is rightly designated as a recognized and sought-after destination in Quebec's tourism history. Long renowned for the beauty of its commanding natural landscapes, the region attracts visitors from all four corners of the world. Initially valued by burgesses for the salmon fishing and the wide expanse of its resorts, it is rapidly becoming a first-class Québec travel destination. It stands out thanks to its uniqueness and its size.
The Chaleur Bay
Aided by the natural elements that surround it, the Chaleur bay protects itself from the winds and enjoys a microclimate that warms its waters. Its name, which means "bay of warmth", is very adequate! The bay was named so by Jaques Cartier in 1534, when he arrived during a July heat wave! This seaside region will seduce you with its long inviting beaches caressed by the waves of a sea beaming with magnificence, and with its mountainous panoramas and red cliffs crowned by an abundant vegetation.
Regional activities
- BioParc de la Gaspésie
- Horseback riding
- 18 holes Golf
- Grotte de St-Elzéar (Speleology)
- Mont-Saint-Joseph : Hiking trail (3 to 5km), river with crystal clear waters, waterfall, panoramic views, etc.
- Gaspesian British Heritage Village
- Battle of the Ristigouche National Historic Site (museum)
- Acadian museum, Bonaventure
- Parc Miguasha (Paleontology museum)
- Fishing on the Carleton wharf
- Summer theater
- Carleton Marina
- Rivière Nouvelle (salmon fishing)
- Centre d'artistes Vaste et Vague
- Johane Landry, Artiste peintre
- Art galleries
- Cycling trails
- V.T.T. trails
- Walking trails
- Bicycle rental
- Kayak rental
- Écovoile
- Microbrasserie Le Naufrageur
- Brulerie du Quai
- Cafes and restaurants nearby
Where are we located?
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Services
- 30 amps sites
- Propane gaz nearby
- Laundromat
- Showers, hot water, toilets
- Pay phone
- Fire Wood and ice
- Playground
- High-Speed Internet available at the reception
Practical informations
Opening : May 15 to September 30
Prices : From 20$ to 30$ per night (plus tax), view complete price list
* Rules
Music must be listen with discretion in respect for other campers.
Noise and music will not be tolerated after 10:00PM.
Garbage must be in plastic bag attaches and deposit in barrels.
Do not break branches from trees or pick flowers from campground.
Do not place or burn garbage in fire ring.
Animal must be kept on a leach and pick up after them.
Visitors must leave before 11:00 PM and park their vehicule in front of campground.
Visitors who are staying overnight must pay 5.00$ per adult and 2.00$ per children.
The beach is unsupervise. Please be carefull.





