The best camping near Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site

Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site adventure.

Explore Canada's industrial past at Forges du Saint-Maurice.

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CirqueEnBois InWoodCircus cat camp

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Saint Damien, QC

SAN MAR HIGHTECH COMPOST TOILET-No flush!!! Lake beach moutains forest nature trees flowers cats many cats garden rocks grass sand blue sky no bad smell big skies full of stars and not that much musquitos And circus lessons available on demand Français ci-dessous Lake beach moutains forest nature trees flowers cats many cats garden rocks grass sand blue sky no bad smell big skies full of stars and not that much musquitos 10 minute walk to the lake and beach. At night, you may enjoy a starlit sky around a campfire. **Circus lessons available on demand *** This is a place for open minded, original, nothing like traditional campground! Make sure to read everything and watch all pics, ask any questions before booking. Thanks. Lac sauvage, plage, montagne , foret, arbres, nature, fleurs, chats pleins de chats! Grand ciel, pas de mauvaise odeur et pas tant de bibittes! 10 minutes à pied du lac et de la plage. ! SAN MAR HIGHTECH COMPOST TOILET-No flush!!! Ciel étoilé, feu de camp. **Cours de cirque disponibles sur demande

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Cute Cabins - Ready to camp

5 sites · Lodging70 acres · Joliette, QC

*** These are cabins without electricity or running water. You must bring your own bedding, food/water and lighting ***. Please make sure to locate the address on the road, you will see a sign of a man meditating : (corner Grenache street and chemin du Galet )2935 Chem. du Galet, Saint-Damien, QC J0K 2E0 LA TERRE DU RETOUR EN SOI in ST-Damien Lanaudière You want to experience nature, to get back to your roots on an enchanting site? La terre du retour en soi offers you two rental shelters and 3 km of hiking trails, a magnificent view of the mountain and snowshoeing possibilities. - 20 min from the 7 Falls Park - 15 min from St-Jean-de-Matha's snow tubing and golf - Monte à Peine Falls hike (St-Jean-Matha) - Val Notre-Dame Abbey (hiking and cross-country skiing) These are ready to camp for 2 adults (queen size bed) / No smoking, no animals for an optimal resourcing. Parking available on site (the shelters are a few steps from the parking lot but it is possible for an additional fee to have 4 wheel transportation). The material provided is : - Basic dishes, stove and pot - Two round propane burner with canister - Outside dry toilet/ No running water so a 18 liters of water provided - Wood provided for the stove - You must bring your own bedding and lighting - Grocery store at 3 km

L'anse des Dalles

1 site · Lodging9 acres · Sainte Béatrix, QC

Lanaudière region. A stone's throw from the Mont-à-Peine Falls Regional Park Location along the Assomption River. Clear and swimmable water. Canoe and kayak available. Shower outdoor and toilett room. Electric car terminal.$ Close to all services (grocery stores, butcher, restaurants, alcohol, etc.) Golf, miniputt tennis nearby. 15AMP, potable water. Available Small pavilion available, double bed and bathroom. No kitchenette. Adults only.

The best camping near Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site guide

Overview

About

Discover the remains of the first iron industry in Canada, the Forges du Saint-Maurice, in the Mauricie region halfway between Montréal and Québec City. Step into the Grande Maison (the "ironmasters' house") to admire the iron and cast iron items manufactured at the forges, then stop at the blast furnace to learn more about this community of craftsmen who, for 150 years, provided the objects needed for the development and defense of the colony.

When to go

The best time to visit Forges du Saint-Maurice National Historic Site is during its operational season, typically from spring to fall. Summer months offer the warmest weather for exploring the grounds and participating in activities, while autumn provides a picturesque backdrop with vibrant foliage.

Know before you go

Check the site's operational schedule before planning your visit, as it is seasonally closed in winter.
Admission is free for youth, making it an excellent educational excursion for families and school groups.
Review safety guidelines and respect the site's historical integrity during your visit.
Facilities such as parking are available, ensuring a comfortable visit.
Stay connected with the site's social media channels for updates on events and programs.