Best Camping in and near Mont-Orford National Park

More than just a winter ski destination, Mont-Orford is a year-round draw.

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Brome Lake, Knowlton (Three Pines)

1 site · RV2 acres · Fulford, QC

Welcome to our beautiful property on Lac Brome near Bondville. We offer a flat, grassy surface surrounded by trees for parking your RV or Trailer of up to 40 ft (12.2m). 15 amps electricity and water hook-up available to most sites. About the Property We have a beautiful piece of land located around Lac Brome with gorgeous lake views accessed by a public beach close by. We have a pontoon boat and would be happy to offer you a pontoon tour of Lac Brome during your stay with us. About the Listing We can accommodate up to 3 RVs at once, with up to 4 adults per site. All of the sites are pull-through, flat, and can accommodate up to 40ft RVs. Please note as we do not have washroom facilities, your RV or Trailer must be self-contained. We can offer garbage removal (compost, recycling, and garbage) for your stay with us. We also welcome any pet travelling with you but please keep them on leash as we have two adorable cats we do not want to scare. The town of Brome Lake is the home of the Three Pines Village from the notorious Louise Penny books série. Come and enjoy the Louise Penny Tour. Additional Details: - If there is not a fire ban in effect, we have a beautiful fire pit that you can enjoy.

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Loucks Knoll - Treefully Yours

1 site · RV, Tent6 acres · QC

Learn more about this land: Expect full bilingualism (French/English) Welcome to our property located in the Eastern Townships of Quebec, about 40 minutes from Sherbrooke , 15 min from Magog and 10 minutes from the Vermont border. Part of the land is designated as a national healing forest for indigenous people - the only such forest in Quebec. INDIGENOUS CAMPING IS ENCOURAGED AT NO CHARGE. About the Property: We have a one-acre pond that you can bob around in or take out a canoe to paddle in. At night, the pond has a group of frogs that provide a symphony of music with crickets as their background singers. We allow campfires at night - please be fire safe. Fitch Bay is only a 5-minute drive and there are pontoon rides available. We have breathtaking views all over our property and the history of the land is rich. We even have a covered bridge for you to explore. About the Listing: We only allow for one group of Hipcampers at a time, so you are guaranteed a peaceful and private stay. A flush toilet and shower are provided for you during your stay. Potable water, a picnic table, some basic kitchen amenities, and garbage bins are provided. This is the ideal place for some rest and relaxation, meditation, and quiet time to recharge. Just one visit to the Eastern Townships and we know you’ll fall in love. Looking forward to hosting you soon. Much Love, Your Future Host, Terry L.

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Camping in the Eastern Townships!

5 sites · RVs, Tents150 acres · QC

Le message en français suivra. Come camp on this beautifully forested parcel of land! The property is perfect for any outdoor lover or wildlife watcher. Turkeys, owls, deer, rare birds and many more can all be seen during your stay. Enjoy lots of privacy with nature all around you. This is the perfect spot for tenters and those with small travel trailers. Pets on leash welcome. Campfires are permitted within local regulations. The trail system is perfect for easy hikes and short excursions to the creek, or nearby field. Boat rentals are available in Fitchbay, 5 min away. Bike and hiking trails as well as many more activities in the vicinity. *****Please note there are no facilities on site! Our policies clearly outline, one vehicle, and 4 persons. Do not show up with 2 or more vehicles with half a dozen people****** Please leave the site EXACTLY the way you left it. This also includes taking the trash you created with you****** If this doesn't sound like something you can do. Please do not book our campsite ****** If you expect nature to have no bugs, no rain and a cool 21 degrees with no clouds, this is also not your campsite*****Please note our cancelation policies!****** We've also obviously had some less than pleasant experiences lately. This is hip camp. A community of friendly, welcoming and generally amazing, nature-loving campers. We love hosting you and would like to continue to do so. Please keep this in mind when staying here. Thank you for your time! Cheers, Venez faire du camping sur ce beau terrain boisé. Le terrain est idéal pour n'importe quel enthousiaste de plein aire. Avec un peu de chance, vous pouvez y trouver des dindes, chevreuil et des oiseaux rares. Il y a deux sites dont vous pouvez choisir et apprécier la nature autour de vous. Les sites sont idéals pour des tentes et petites roulottes. Les animaux domestiques en laisse sont les bienvenus. Feux de camp sont permis. S.V.P, prennez note qu'il n'y a pas d'installation disponible.

The best camping near Mont-Orford National Park guide

Overview

About

Camping at Mont-Orford National Park is a great choice for those wanting a home base to set out from on hiking or cycling day trips. The park has trails that range from beginner to expert and wind through the mountains, each giving campers the chance to bask in the picturesque setting of Quebec’s Eastern Townships. Beach fun, kayaking, and rock climbing are popular in summer, while wintertime brings snow to the famous Mont-Orford Ski Resort.

Notable campgrounds

Best for hikers: It’s a 4-kilometre hike in the mountains to the tent platforms at Le Vallionier campground.
Best for families: Kids and parents love the playground, beach access, and amenities in the Lac-Stukely sector.
Best for tree-huggers: Set among the trees, the serviced and semi-serviced sites of the Lac-Fraser sector offer serious serenity.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Mont-Orford campsites can be reserved online via the Sépaq website. Reservations open in mid-November for summer of the following year.
Create your online account in advance to make your reservation more quickly.
A two-night minimum applies for advance reservations. One-night stays can only be booked up to 72 hours before your arrival.

When to go

The three main Mont-Orford campgrounds are open from mid-May until mid-October. The weather in southern Quebec is warmest in July and August, which is also when the park is busiest. The spring and fall shoulder seasons are also excellent times to visit, though weather will be harder to predict. Year-round camping is possible in the park’s huts and EXP cabins.

Know before you go

Although called a national park, Mont-Orford is administered by Sépaq, a Quebec provincial body. As such, Parks Canada passes aren’t accepted. Park entrance fees apply and can be purchased on a daily or annual basis. The daily admission can only be purchased up to 30 days in advance.
The Lac-Stukely sector campground has dedicated first-come, first-served sites in the Le Mélèze loop for bike-in campers. Just register when you arrive.
Accessible toilets are available at the Mont-Orford visitors’ centres and at the Lac-Stukely and Lac-Fraser campgrounds, which also feature wheelchair-accessible showers.