Camping & Hiking · Quebec
A large two-section campground at Pointe-Lebel near Baie-Comeau, QC, handy as a stop before Route 389, with fair-priced full hookups. The open lower section feels cramped; the treed upper section is roomier.
Camping de la Mer is a big campground at Pointe-Lebel, just outside Baie-Comeau, split into two sections. One sits closer to the water and the other is across the road in the trees. Most reviewers rate it well, though few describe it as special.
The practical side works. A recent guest with a 22-foot trailer booked online the same day and paid what they felt was a fair price for a full-hookup site, with larger sites costing a bit more. Sites have water, sewer and electricity, and some are big enough for large RVs. The washroom block is basic, with pay showers.
It suits travellers passing through: fill up in Baie-Comeau, spend the night, and head up Route 389 or along the North Shore the next day. The wooded section gets the better reviews, with more space and trees for privacy, and one guest found their lot enormous and very quiet.
The lower section near the coast has few trees and little privacy, and one camper compared it to being packed in like sardines. Note that some sites aren't actually beside the water, so you may have to cross the road to see it. Older reviews mention a single washroom building that's a long walk from some sites, and showers that weren't always hot. Ask for the upper section if privacy matters.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 278 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping de la Mer directly.
