Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Quebec
A small, terraced campground in Sainte-Luce, Quebec, with many sites overlooking the St. Lawrence and a beach just below. Sites are tight, and hookups have let some campers down.
La Luciole sits in the heart of Sainte-Luce-sur-Mer, and the view is what people remember. Sites are laid out in tiers that step down toward the water, with many looking over the St. Lawrence, and there's a rocky beach right behind the campground. The village's sandy beach and boardwalk are close by. Reviewers mention mature trees, wildflowers and a quiet feel.
The couple who run it get steady praise for being friendly and flexible, including fitting in a fifth-wheel on short notice in the off season. Several guests found the grounds and bathrooms clean and well kept. It's mostly set up for RVs, though one visitor booked one of the inflatable bubble tents offered through Airbnb and enjoyed the novelty.
Space is the main issue. Several campers call the sites among the smallest they've seen; one couldn't open their awning, and a big rig owner noted it would feel tight at full capacity. After heavy rain the roads and sites can get very muddy. An older review describes a three-service site where the electricity and sewer hookup didn't work, no hot water in the washrooms and no campfires allowed. If you have a large unit, ask about site size before booking.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 188 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping Chalets La Luciole Sainte-Luce sur Mer directly.
