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Camping la Maison Verte du Parc Gaspesien
Overview
Camping la Maison Verte serves as a welcoming gateway for those exploring the stunning Gaspé Peninsula. Located in the picturesque town of Pointe-à-la-Croix, this park offers a quiet, family-oriented environment that emphasizes the natural beauty of the region. It is well-regarded for its peaceful atmosphere and clean facilities, making it a reliable choice for RVers looking to rest before continuing their maritime adventure. The park balances rustic charm with necessary conveniences, ensuring a comfortable stay for both short-term travelers and those wishing to linger in the Chaleur Bay area.
Location & Surroundings
Situated at the crossroads of Quebec and New Brunswick, the park overlooks the Restigouche River valley. This strategic position offers stunning views of the Appalachian mountain range and easy access to the scenic Route 132. The surrounding landscape is defined by lush greenery and the tidal waters of the Chaleur Bay. Visitors often appreciate the park's proximity to the Interprovincial Bridge, which connects the community to Campbellton, providing a unique blend of rural serenity and accessible urban services just minutes away from the campsite.
Amenities & Park Features
The park caters specifically to the needs of modern RVers with several well-maintained features. Guests have access to sites equipped with full hookups including water, sewer, and 30-amp electricity. On-site facilities include clean laundry services and modern shower blocks that are frequently praised for their upkeep. For those traveling with families, the children's playground and communal gathering spaces provide plenty of entertainment. The park also provides reliable Wi-Fi access at most sites, allowing travelers to plan the next leg of their journey through the Gaspé region with ease.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore within a short drive of the campground. The Battle of the Restigouche National Historic Site is a must-visit for history buffs, offering insights into the final naval battle between France and Great Britain. For those seeking active recreation, the nearby Restigouche River is famous for salmon fishing and canoeing. Hiking and biking trails wind through the local forests, providing ample opportunity to spot local wildlife or enjoy a sunset over the water. Visitors can also explore the unique shops and restaurants located just across the river.
Who This Park Is Best For
This campground is an ideal fit for slow-traveling RVers who appreciate a calm home base while exploring the eastern coast. It is particularly well-suited for nature lovers looking to escape the busier commercial parks in favor of a more intimate setting. Because of its location near the provincial border, it serves as an excellent strategic stopover for long-haul travelers moving between Quebec and the Atlantic Provinces. Whether you are a solo traveler seeking quiet reflection or a family looking for a safe, green space to play, this park offers a genuine taste of hospitality.
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User Reviews
Khalil Daibes
A wonderful experience all around. The folks who help run the campground were lovely, and my tenting site was well maintained and nicely secluded. I ended up staying 2 nights after only planning for one, and was very glad that they had laundry and free wifi as well. 10/10
A-S Target
I stayed here for a couple of days. It was a very good time. We were in the shade, and our dog was well welcome on site. Very clean amenities. lots of mosquitoes, so bring you repellent. He does sell woodfire and bug repellent. It is a quiet place that I recommend to anyone who needs a nice camping spot. Our site had the river behind, with little fish in it. I would totally come back. The owner and his son are very kind and welcoming.
Lou K
Lovely experience at this campsite, everything we needed for one night! The owner recommended a mosquito product he sold but we didn’t buy it ! We wish we had for the rest of our trip! If he sees this please could he send a picture of the bottle 🥹 Aside from that, cozy, tranquil, convenient location and all the services we needed.
Mitch Irvine
Awesome campground with beautiful, secluded spots that back onto a nice little river. The owner was super friendly and made sure we had all we needed to enjoy our stay. Washrooms were very nice and well maintained too. Will definitely be back!
Isabelle Corbeil
It's a nice little campsite for a short or medium stay. We had a big tent and the grounds are nice and big. Good reception, well located for visiting the Baie des Chaleurs or the valley. Quiet, a little woody. But the sanitary facilities and the reception building are from another era and are in serious need of renovation. Not too inviting. Friendly owner and young employees.