Camping & Hiking · Quebec
Camping Québécamp
A year-round family campground in Rawdon, Quebec, about 90 minutes from Montreal, with a lake beach, heated pool and plenty for kids. Sites are close together and management draws mixed reviews.
What visitors say
Camping Québécamp is a large, treed campground in Rawdon, in the Lanaudière region, roughly an hour and a half from Montreal. Many reviewers describe it as calm, clean and good for young families or retirees, and some have been coming since childhood. It's open all year, and the Montcalm ski hill is right next door.
There's a lot on site: a beach on the lake, a heated pool, playgrounds, mini-golf, baseball and pétanque, and a canteen whose staff get a friendly mention. A recent fall visitor found the washrooms spotless. Full-service sites are available, and mountain bike trails are nearby.
It's best suited to families who want activities close at hand, and to seasonal campers; many sites are held by residents with trailers or chalets. One visitor found the lake itself just average, with seaweed in places.
The criticism is mostly about space and management. Several campers say sites are packed close together with little privacy, which is hard on tent campers, and one was refused a move from a steep site despite a level one sitting empty. A few people describe rude staff or phone interactions, and a recent seasonal owner was very unhappy with management and costs. Site numbers can be hard to find on arrival. Older reviews also raised concerns about cameras in the washroom sink area. If you're tenting, ask for a flat, less crowded spot.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 126 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Camping Québécamp directly.