Camping & Hiking · Quebec
Camping De La Diable
A large family campground on the Rivière du Diable in Mont-Tremblant, loved for its river beach, tubing and kids' activities. Tent campers note a two-night summer minimum and strict site rules.
What visitors say
Camping De La Diable sits along a slow-moving stretch of the Rivière du Diable in Mont-Tremblant, and the river is the big draw. Campers describe a clean, sandy beach and lazy floats downstream on hot days, with some sites right on the water. It's close to the P'tit Train du Nord bike path, so cycle tourers use it as an overnight stop too.
Most reviewers found the grounds and facilities clean and well kept, and front-desk staff come in for warm praise; one camper recalled an employee lending her own propane tank for the night. Rates were described as reasonable by one family. It leans towards RVs, with serviced sites, and lots are more open than secluded.
This is a family place first. There's a pool, splash pad, bouncy castles, playgrounds, an arcade, basketball and pickleball, plus the river and beach. A 10 p.m. quiet time is enforced, which parents appreciate and partygoers won't.
The main friction is with policies. Several tent campers mentioned a two-night minimum in summer even when they only needed one, and a recent family biking the trail was told only one tent was allowed per site, which forced them to pay for a second site. Showers cost extra. If you're travelling by bike or with more than one tent, confirm the rules when booking.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 1,011 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping De La Diable directly.