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Camping Laurentien
Overview
Camping Laurentien offers a peaceful and scenic retreat in the heart of the beautiful Laurentian Mountains. Since its inception, this family-owned park has served as a welcoming base for travelers looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Quebec. The grounds are characterized by mature trees and well-spaced sites, providing a sense of privacy and tranquility that many modern RV resorts lack. It operates as a nature-focused haven where the primary goal is relaxation within a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the charming artistic village of Val-David, the park is perfectly positioned among the rolling peaks and lush forests of the Laurentian region. The location is ideal for those who want to feel deep in nature while remaining close to local culture. The nearby North River adds a cooling presence to the landscape, and the surrounding mountain topography provides a stunning backdrop for morning coffee. Travelers will find themselves surrounded by the scenic landscapes of rural Quebec, offering a true escape from city life.
Amenities & Park Features
The park provides a range of essential services to ensure a comfortable and convenient stay for modern RVers. Guests can enjoy access to a heated swimming pool and clean, well-maintained laundry facilities. Most sites offer 30-amp electrical service and water hookups, which are perfect for mid-sized trailers and motorhomes. For families traveling with children, the park includes a playground and a basketball court. Additionally, the office maintains a supply of firewood and ice, making it easy to settle in for a classic camping experience under the stars.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
One of the primary draws of this location is its direct access to the Le P'tit Train du Nord, a world-famous 232-kilometer linear park that is ideal for cycling and long-distance walking. Outdoor enthusiasts also frequent the Parc régional de Val-David-Val-Morin, which is renowned for its world-class rock climbing and extensive network of hiking trails. In the village of Val-David, visitors can explore local craft markets, art galleries, and quaint bistros that showcase the unique creative spirit of the local community.
Who This Park Is Best For
Camping Laurentien is an ideal choice for active retirees and families who appreciate a quiet, nature-focused environment over a high-traffic resort. It is particularly well-suited for cycling enthusiasts who want easy access to the region's premier trail system. Those seeking a traditional camping vibe—focused on the sounds of the forest and the glow of a campfire—will find this park to be a perfect fit. It is a top recommendation for travelers who value artisan culture and proximity to rugged outdoor recreation.
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User Reviews
Sapphira Beaudin
Excellent camping site! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, even kindly assisted to pumped our inflatable mattress. The camping area, toilets, washing machine and showers were a very nice convenience. Fellow campers were also friendly. We stayed for 3 nights to go climbing in Val David. Highly recommend to stay here and enjoy the nature at a very affordable and campsite. We look forward to returning next summer! Thank you for your hospitality.
Chris McDonnell
First visit with a 26-foot camper. The owner was super nice and extremely helpful. Delivered our wood and catered to our every need. Took a 3 service package for 2 nights. Total was 127 tax in. Free wifi with perfect signal, which was nice. We had lot #50. Decent view of the playground to watch the kids from our lot and the "lake," which was disappointing. It was more like a 60ft x 60ft foggy pond, which wasn't appealing to go swimming or even soak our feet in, but on the bright side, there were ducks every day. Ratings : 1. Service : 10/10 lady was super nice and quick on service. 2. Bathrooms : 10/10 clean and renovated 3. Lot : 6/10 clean and practical. No privacy from neighbors. Could hear the highway that is close. Backside of lot gave on to someone's property. 4. Lake and beach : 1/10 5. Playground: 2/10 No guard rails on jungle gym. Looks like it was from the 60s. Dirty sand. 6. Activities : 3/10 volleyball/badminton court and bocce court were in decent shape virtually unused. Cool little hiking trail around the camp ground deeper into the woods was fun to explore but was done in 45 minutes, and that was with a 2 year old that stops for everything. The end of the trail gave onto the route 117 and a bar. Could be rewarding for a cold one after the hike. Aside from the playground and skipping rocks on the pond, there is Santa's village within a 5 minute drive, which was fun for the kids but crazy expensive. If not, you have "Le pays des merveilles" and a drive-in theater that looked decent, but everything was in French. Overall it was a cute little town and friendly. Not much to do but good for one night stop.
Wil
Review after two seasons: we will miss the place. Staff is friendly, always helpful, and goes the extra steps to make sure that you are comfortable and happy. "No stress" is the motto. The village of Val-David is fantastic and rustic. Lac Raymond is not far, and there are miles and miles of hiking and biking. Kayaking is awesome, too. We made many new friends and we will be back for sure. P.S.: Francis, ton Anglais et meilleur que mon Français ;)
Deryk Wenaus
We stayed here just over a week and we had a really lovely time. The place is quiet, internet is good, slightly forested, sites were big enough, there is a playground and swim pond. The new owners are really sweet (new since Nov 2021). Val-David is so close, such a great little town. So much art and restaurants. We look forward to coming back again!
S Johnson
Friendly laid back staff. The campground is relatively small which is nice you can walk around. The have a modest kids "park" washing machines 2.50 for wash 2.50 to dry. Bathrooms were clean. Down side is your right off the highway and the trucks and morning traffic are loud. At one point a truck slammed on its breaks and oh my the sound it made I thought the world was coming to an end. And your really close to your neighbor. I mean I could hear them talking and taking a pee in morning.
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