Camping au Sous-Bois du Campeur

Amélie T.

Saturday August 21, me and my partner went there to visit my parents for the day. When I got there, I was looking for parking at the entrance to the campsite, just before the barrier, to then go check in. I see an old man (surely the owner?) Running after my car in the parking lot ?! He claps his hands hard to try to get my attention ?! But what a strange way of approaching customers ... I lower my window, he says to me: I can't go faster than you there !! What do you want? 🤔🤔🤔 Well, I'm looking for a parking lot to go visit my family! I said to him, in a tone as arrogant as his ... You must go and register madam !! That he says. Well, is that what I intended to do, after finding a parking lot ?! That I say. In short, he wanted me to check in, then go and park inside the campsite, near the swimming pool ... A really cranky and unpleasant owner.

David Rioux

Very nice well organized courteous staff !!

Paul Auclair

Beautiful campsite with 140 places swimming pool heated to 84 degrees iron games soft ball etc etc and Beautiful little chalet

Lise et Herman

We are seasonal for the first time and we plan to stay.

David Miller

It’s tidy and clean, which we have found to be a typical cultural characteristic of Quebec. The actual individual campsites are tightly packed, the campers on either side of ours are about 12 ft or 4 meters away. The sites a grassy with small gravel along the path of the camper and towing vehicle. The folks at the office have been pleasant. We know very little French but it has not been a problem since one of the office staff speaks English, as do many of our fellow campers, virtually all of whom have Quebec vehicle tags. We were surprised (and disappointed) to find that a sign on the water supply said that we should boil the water before drinking. It’s the first campground we have visited where the “city” water is non-potable. The showers in the bathhouses a very small and do not have a place to sit. The showers have coin boxes which require a one dollar coin for 7 minutes of showering. The bathhouses are very clean and modern. Fees: There is an additional charge of $1.25 CAD for the use of the Wi-Fi. While the campsite itself costs $40 per day (for water, electric, and sewer), there is an additional 10% charge for taxes. Then, factor in the purchase of drinking water (a local Walmart unless you want to boil the tap water). Nevertheless, $45.25 CAD per day is approximately $35 USD due to the favorable currency exchange rate.