Camping & Hiking · Quebec
Camping Levesque
A small waterfront campground at Saint-Siméon in Charlevoix with sweeping St. Lawrence views and frequent whale and beluga sightings. Some sites aren't level and road noise carries.
What visitors say
Camping Levesque sits right on the St. Lawrence at Saint-Siméon, and the view is what people remember. Several campers watched minke whales and belugas from their sites, including a beluga pod two nights in a row, and the beach is fun for kids to explore.
The host is repeatedly praised. Campers arriving in the dark were guided in and helped to park and level, which matters because many sites aren't level. Showers, washrooms and a dish-washing sink are included, laundry is available at a reasonable cost, and firewood is sold on site. One camper paid $42 a night for a treed site by the beach.
It's small and has limited amenities, but it's clean, calm and welcoming, with quiet, respectful fellow campers. It suits RVers, tenters and solo motorcycle travellers looking for a scenic stop on the Charlevoix coast.
You can hear traffic from the nearby road. One camper disliked the taste of the tap water at their site and filled up elsewhere, while a regular replied that the water is tested weekly and site taps are potable. Bring a jug if you're particular about taste.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 249 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping Levesque directly.