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Camping Gregoire
Overview
Camping Gregoire offers a welcoming atmosphere in the heart of the Haut-Richelieu region of Quebec. Situated in Saint-Valentin, famously known as the Capital of Love, this park provides a blend of relaxation and community spirit for all visitors. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the fertile plains and historic sites of southern Quebec. The park focuses on a family-oriented environment where seasonal residents and travelers alike can enjoy a peaceful stay. With well-maintained grounds and a commitment to hospitality, it stands out as a reliable choice for those visiting the beautiful Montérégie area.
Location & Surroundings
The park is strategically located just a short drive from the United States border crossing at Lacolle, making it a convenient first or last stop for international RVers entering or leaving Canada. Set within the flat, agricultural landscape of Saint-Valentin, the surroundings are characterized by quiet country roads and proximity to the Richelieu River. This area is part of the scenic Haut-Richelieu region, known for its rich history and vibrant agritourism. Travelers will appreciate the easy access to local farm stands and the gentle pace of life in this charming francophone community.
Amenities & Park Features
Guests at Camping Gregoire have access to a variety of practical and recreational facilities designed for comfort. The park features spacious sites equipped with full hookups including water, sewer, and electricity to accommodate modern RVs of various sizes. On-site recreation is a major highlight, featuring a heated swimming pool and a community hall that often hosts social events and activities. For families, there are dedicated play areas and sports facilities. Essential services like clean laundry facilities, modern showers, and a convenience store ensure that all basic needs are met throughout your stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The location is perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities and regional history. Cyclists can easily connect to the Route Verte, a world-class network of bike paths that winds through the picturesque countryside. A short drive takes visitors to the historic Fort Lennox National Historic Site on Île-aux-Noix or the popular Parc Safari for a day of family fun. Additionally, the region is a gateway to the local wine route and artisan cider houses, offering a taste of Quebec’s unique local flavors. Nature lovers will also find plenty to explore along the lush riverbanks nearby.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is particularly well-suited for family travelers looking for a structured environment with plenty of activities for children. It is also an excellent choice for cross-border RVers seeking a comfortable and accessible location near the international border. Those who enjoy a mix of social interaction and rural tranquility will feel right at home here. Whether you are looking for a quick weekend getaway or a base for a longer regional exploration of Quebec, the park offers a friendly, community-focused experience that caters to short-term visitors and seasonal guests alike.
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User Reviews
Scott Ross
Everything is great about this camp ground, BUT the speed limit is 5km and even crusing slowly people yell at you to slow down even though they dont know how fast your going.
Jan Bierowiec · s
To my Americans doing the Empire State Trail from any distance and camping along the way, I would advise not to stop by here. For one, they do not accept USD conversion, only CAD. They accept USD, but you have to pay as if it's CAD. Specifically, the price to camp for one night, was 55 CAD, which is 40 USD but had to pay the full 55 USD as they don't accept conversions as its "policy". The showers were also cold. Thought one did not work, tried the other, even waited for the water to heat up since that is common in campsites, but still got cold water. Overall, not very USD friendly, and did not have warm water. Would advise another campsite if possible for my American friends.
jannat mohsini
The campsite is too crowded,very close to each other,the little beach is not clean half of the water is very dirty
James Padilla
Just went to this camping site and I've got to say, this was very disappointing compared to what I was expecting. First of all, the water in the toilets and faucets smelled weird. I've seen prisons with better quality of water than this campsite. Not even a good amount of soap could stop my hands from smelling. The showers also had a 1$ coin slot for a shower that was either freezing cold, or burning hot. No in-between. Plus the water smelled like metal so my shower was practically useless. Other camping sites did not have this issue. Furthermore, the faucets aren't placed properly. You could easily get your neighbor's tents or your tents wet. Not preferable for anyone trying to wash dirty dishes. Last but not least, the customer service was rude. The lady tried telling us that there were people waiting for us. We tried looking for the people, but they never appeared. Don't spread lies to intimidate your own clients. Although we left late, we tried to apologize. However the lady told us that our apologies were not accepted. If that were the case, we would've never come here in the first place. I also see the owner trying to reply to these reviews. Please entertain us and give us a call so that we could further discuss this issue. Overall, the facilities were nice. But the flaws are way too much for me and my family to consider coming back here.
Olena Colombo
Had a great time with our friends and enjoyed our first Christmas in July here!