Domes near Lac-Brome with a private bathroom

Historic Lac-Brome is set around a huge lake of the same name, and given its location near several national parks and just over an hour from Montreal, the town is an idyllic base for a camping trip. All around are abundant farmlands, antique stores, sweet little villages, and tons of scenic spots for hiking, paddling, biking, or skiing—pretty much anything you might love best in nature, including horseback riding.ike, paddle, bike, ski, and do whatever you love best in nature.

There's no bad time to visit Lac-Brome, as it caters to visitors year-round. July and August can be very busy, while fall is a fantastic time for changing sugar maple leaves, a countryside ablaze in colour, and fresh produce aplenty. Winter sports are also an option for cold-weather adventurers.

• While cell reception in Lac-Brome is usually good, it can be patchy or nonexistent in the parks surrounding the town. 
• Have a translation app on your phone—not everyone you meet will be fluent in English. 
• There are multiple EV charging stations in and around Lac-Brome.
• This area serves as inspiration for best-selling crime novelist Louise Penny's fictional village of Three Pines, where her inspector Gamache solves murders. Fans can take a themed tour.
• Standup paddleboard rentals are available in town for paddling around Brome Lake.
• The lake is awesome for fishing and ice fishing, but you'll need a Quebec fishing license.