Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Water Sports · Quebec
A riverside campground in Labelle, Quebec, beside waterfalls and a sandy beach, handy for cyclists on the P'tit Train du Nord. Heated pool and paddling rentals; some RV sites are tight.
Iroquois Falls Campground sits right in Labelle on the river, and the waterfalls are what visitors remember. Tent sites at the back line the beach in front of the falls, and some RV sites also sit along the river. Reviewers describe the park as calm, clean and well organized.
Staff are called friendly and accommodating, from squeezing in a 40-foot rig with a trailer and no reservation to helping travellers with motorhome problems extend their stay. Washrooms and showers are clean and updated. Showers are coin-operated at a small cost, with a free shower on the pool deck. Sites range from tent spots to full-hookup pull-throughs.
It's a natural stop for cyclists on the P'tit Train du Nord trail, which runs just nearby, and Tremblant village is within cycling distance for dinner. There's a sandy beach, canoe, kayak and paddleboard rentals for trips down the river, a heated pool with a lifeguard and playgrounds for kids. One visitor caught a live music performance.
Some RV sites are small, and one camper found it hard to position the rig to reach both water and sewer. A bikepacker was frustrated by a two-night minimum when they only needed one night, so check booking rules if you're passing through.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 455 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Iroquois Falls Campground directly.
