Camping & Hiking · Quebec
Camping Mont-Albert
A Sépaq campground at Mont-Albert in Quebec's Gaspésie, liked for large wooded sites, clean washrooms and hiking straight from camp. The rustic hut sector gets weaker reviews.
What visitors say
Camping Mont-Albert is a Sépaq-run campground, and most reviewers come away happy. Campers describe big sites, a good amount of privacy and plenty of trees between neighbours. One visitor noted that Sépaq sites tend to cost a bit more than private campgrounds but felt the setting justified it.
The facilities get steady praise. Reviewers mention clean, recently updated washrooms and showers that don't cost extra, though one suggests bringing plastic sandals for them. Some sites have water and sit close to the toilet blocks. A guest who stayed in a ready-to-camp tent found it well equipped and dry through a night of heavy rain, and staff at the welcome desk are described as friendly.
Hiking is the main draw, with one camper saying there are hikes for days. It suits people happy to go offline for a while, as one reviewer described the stay as an experience without internet.
The one recurring caveat is the rustic hut sector. A visitor a couple of years ago found the huts old and in need of upgrades, packed close together with no trees between them. If privacy matters, book a regular wooded site instead.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 53 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping Mont-Albert directly.