Camping & Hiking · Quebec
Camping Municipal Chemin Faisant de Natashquan
A small municipal campground near Natashquan on Quebec's Lower North Shore, with sandy sites, a heated service building and beach access. Bring bug protection and expect wind.
What visitors say
This town-run campground sits just past Natashquan on the road toward Pointe-Parent, on the north shore of the St. Lawrence. Reviewers love how quiet it is, with sand dunes, a beach on the river and sunsets that more than one visitor singled out. Crowds don't seem to be a problem.
Facilities are simple but well kept. A heated building holds toilets, showers and laundry, and one camper was impressed by how much pride the village seems to take in the place. Showers and laundry are coin-operated, and one guest noted there's only a single shower. A visitor who came after mid-September found camping was free at that point in the season.
Tent sites are sandy with fire pits, which campers enjoyed, though one site in particular was described as all sand and very windy. The beach is a short walk away rather than right at the sites.
Mosquitoes are the main complaint. One group wished they'd brought a bug net for the picnic table, so pack one if you're visiting in summer.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 122 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping Municipal Chemin Faisant de Natashquan directly.