Camping & Hiking · Scenic Views · Quebec
A small, owner-built hillside campground in Baie-Sainte-Catherine, Quebec, with walk-up tent platforms, cabins and a vanlife area, big views and sunrises. Expect a steep 10-minute climb, so pack light.
Sauvage Charlevoix is a hillside campground with tent platforms, cabins and a vanlife area near Baie-Sainte-Catherine. Reviewers say it feels like a labour of love, with carefully laid-out sites and wide views of the water and mountains. Watching the sunrise is a favourite part of the stay.
The platforms are reached on foot up a steep hill, about 10 minutes of walking. Most campers found it manageable, and the website is clear about it, but everyone agrees you should pack light. Firewood and water can be ordered online and are delivered to your site before you arrive. The cabins are described as cozy and clean.
The owners are described as warm and accommodating, and one couple followed their tip for a picnic beach nearby. Groups of friends and couples make up most reviewers, and each platform has its own character. One camper noted that the sites with the best views tend to be less private, and vice versa.
There was no running water on site when the campground first opened, so check what's available when you book. Bring mosquito repellent.
Summarised from visitor reviews on Google Maps. Based on 116 Google reviews. Details change — confirm hours, prices and bookings with Sauvage Charlevoix, Camping et prêt à camper directly.
