The best camping near Lévis Forts National Historic Site

Built between 1865 and 1872, the Lévis Forts were designed to protect Quebec City against an American invasion. The last in a series of three detached forts, Fort No. 1 attests to the remarkable technological innovations of the time. Stroll through dark, vaulted tunnels, discovering underground firing ranges, a powder magazine and casemates. Learn about the history of the fort and military strategies and on a clear day, enjoy the superb panoramic views atop the fort.

The ideal time to visit Lévis Forts National Historic Site is during its open season from June 19 to October 9. This period offers the full experience with pleasant weather, making it perfect for exploring the site's historical wonders. Outside of these dates, the site may be less accessible, and some activities or tours might not be available.

• Check the weather forecast before your visit to ensure a comfortable and safe experience.
• Review the visitor guidelines on the Parks Canada website to respect the site's preservation efforts.
• Accessibility may vary across different areas of the historic site; inquire ahead for specific needs.
• Remember to bring water and snacks, as options on-site might be limited.
• For emergencies within the historic site, keep the contact number 418-835-5182 handy.