RV Camping in Victoriaville, QC, CA: 12 Best RV Parks 2024

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Victoriaville

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Inukshuk zen garden campsite

1 site · RV1 acre · Trois Rivières, QC

Venez camper sur cette belle propriété au bord du lac avec un site privé .La tranquillité vous attend et le charme d’un jardin inoubliable. Foyer au gaz disponible $$$ Marchez ou faites du vélo vers de nombreux sentiers à proximité… ou prenez une courte distance en voiture de 15 minutes du chemin du Roy du Saint-Laurent, des plages et des activités… ou l'emblématique parc national de la Mauricie avec ses nombreuses activités n'est qu'à 45 minutes en voiture. Il Cet endroit est parfait pour les voyageurs en solo ou en couple. Je suis un voyageur du monde complètement bilingue et j'ai hâte de vous accueillir bientôt. Come camp on this beautiful lakeside property with a private, level site beside a beautiful garden. Gaz fireplace available $$$ Walk or bike to many trails nearby… or take a short 15 minute drive to the St. Lawrence Chemin du Roy, beaches, and activities…or the iconic Mauricie National Park with its many activities is only a 45 minute drive. Il This spot is perfect for solo or couple travellers. I am a completely bilingual world-traveller and I look forward to hosting you soon.

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!

Urban Regenerative Gardens

3 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Sherbrooke, QC

This rare urban site acknowledges our Abenaki heritage, who camped and lived along these shores for centuries. Our beautiful urban location near highway 410 and Bishop's University, directly on St. Francis river, makes it an exceptional starting point for cyclists who want to enjoy the Route Verte path; fish, canoe, kayak or tube the river or simply explore all Sherbrooke has to offer. Our birdlife is amazing and is a recognized birding location by provincial authorities, especially for swallows and chimney swifts. A fire pit will be made available, in respect of all fire bans, with firewood available for purchase. In 1910, Agriculture Canada set up a research centre that operated until the 1950's. The property was sold to a family that emigrated to Canada from Europe, to set begin a new life post WW2. In 2015, I purchased the property to return it to its roots - regenerative farming, training, hospitality, poverty relief and healthy living. Be our guest at The Farmhouse, a vibrant small-scale farm with a heart for the earth and its people. (https://www.thefarmhouse.store) Seasonal, fresh farm produce will be available for purchase as well as guided garden tours. Located within 5 minute walking distance to Lennoxville (Bishop's University). It's perfect for campers who like to experience "urban" camping. Some road noise. If you are concerned about the weather, the site provides the use of a 8 sleeper tent trailer for your convenience. During the day, you are welcome to relax in it too. Portable water will be provided, but bring your own drinks if possible. As a bonus treat, you are welcome to sleep in a very HIP camper, a 1980 retro dodge camper van. Bilingual service. ________________ Ce site urbain rare rend hommage à notre héritage abénakis qui a campé et vécu le long de ces rives pendant des siècles. (https://www.thefarmhouse.store) Notre belle situation urbaine à proximité de l'autoroute 410 et de l'Université Bishop's, directement sur la rivière Saint-François, en fait un point de départ exceptionnel pour les cyclistes qui veulent profiter du sentier de la Route Verte; pêchez, faites du canot, du kayak ou du tube sur la rivière ou explorez tout simplement tout ce que Sherbrooke a à offrir. Notre avifaune est incroyable et est un site d'observation d'oiseaux reconnu par les autorités provinciales, en particulier pour les hirondelles et les martinets ramoneurs. Un foyer au bord de la rivière sera mis à disposition, dans le respect de toutes les interdictions de feu, avec du bois de chauffage disponible à l'achat. Dans 1910, Agriculture Canada met sur pied un centre de recherche qui fonctionnera jusque dans les années 1950. La propriété a été vendue à une famille qui a émigré au Canada depuis l'Europe, pour commencer une nouvelle vie après la Seconde Guerre mondiale. En 2015, j'ai acheté la propriété pour la ramener à ses racines - agriculture régénérative, formation, hospitalité, lutte contre la pauvreté et mode de vie sain. En savoir plus sur ce terrain : Soyez notre invité à The Farmhouse, une petite ferme dynamique avec un cœur pour la terre et ses habitants. Des produits agricoles frais de saison seront disponibles à l'achat ainsi que des visites guidées du jardin. Situé à moins de 5 minutes à pied de Lennoxville (Bishop's University). Certains bruits de la route. Prestation bilingue.

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RV camping near Victoriaville guide

Overview

About halfway between Montreal and Quebec City, the quiet French Canadian town of Victoriaville is a solid launch point for outdoor adventures in La Belle Province. Lakes and rivers criss-cross the area, so campers can paddle out in a kayak or canoe, or drop a line to catch trout, bass, pike, and walleye. Head over to Mont Arthabaska for epic hikes that reward with stunning views of the maple, oak, spruce, and eastern pine forest—keep those binoculars and cameras ready for deer, moose, and bears, too. Brave winter camping conditions for cross-country skiing that’s très magnifique, too. Some rustic campsites are accessible only by snowshoe or ski, including both tent campsites and heated cabins, for a true off-the-grid escape.

Where to go

Parc du Mont Arthabaska

With free park admission, Parc du mont Arthabaska is open for year-round outdoor adventuring with 19 kilometres of mountain biking trails, 10 kilometres of fat biking trails, 10 kilometers of hiking trails, a BMX bike park and freestyle track, and indoor and outdoor skateparks in summer. Ascend the mild incline to the 305-metre peak for unobstructed views of expansive fields and low-lying forest. Winter offers inner-tubing, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. Camping in the park isn’t allowed, but modern RV parks with swimming pools and shuffleboard dot the surrounding area.

Lac Nicolet

About 35 minutes southeast of Victoriaville, Lac Nicolet is the source of the Rivière Nicolet, a tributary of the Saint Lawrence River, where anglers can catch trout, bass, and pike (with a required fishing license purchased online). Check local restrictions on the size, number, and species allowed. Stunning fall foliage, with hues of red and orange, is another reason to visit Lac Nicolet. Nearby campsites range from primitive tent camping to RV sites with full water and electricity hookups. Or, go glamping in style with unique cabins, cottages, and chalets.

Parc National de la Yamaska

Parc National de la Yamaska (Yamaska National Park in English) surrounds the man-made Choinière Reservoir—a 4.5-square-kilometre reservoir popular for boating, swimming, and fishing. Walk or bike around the reservoir following the 19-kilometre trail, discover 40 regional tree species, or look for the northern dusky salamander (the park’s emblem), as well as beavers, herons, and deer. Rustic and modern campsites with picnic tables await—just remember to buy a daily access pass or annual card online before visiting.

When to go

The summer months, from June to September, are the most popular time to camp in and around Victoriaville because the warm, sunny weather is ideal for fishing, hiking, mountain biking, and other outdoor activities. Hipcampers may enjoy the changing colours of the leaves in fall throughout Quebec’s forests. For hardy winter campers who enjoy very cold temperatures and heavy snowfall, there’s local snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and ice fishing.