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Camping Les Acres Verts
Overview
Overview
Camping Les Acres Verts in Venise-en-Québec, QC delivers a distinct French-Canadian camping experience right along the southern shores of the province. Situated in the rich agricultural and lakeside landscapes of the Montérégie region, this destination offers travelers an authentic immersion into rural Quebec near the international border with Vermont. RVers traveling through this agricultural and recreational corridor will find a setting defined by open skies, flat terrain, and proximity to major waterways.
Location & Surroundings
Visitors approaching Venise-en-Québec typically travel via Quebec Route 202, taking in the sweeping views of orchards, farms, and flat plains that characterize the area. The climate brings warm summers well-suited for outdoor recreation and crisp autumns that turn the local foliage vibrant shades of red and gold. Positioned directly on the edge of the region's major aquatic landmarks, the local environment blends rural tranquility with expansive water views.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details at Camping Les Acres Verts are not published in advance, visitors should contact the management directly to verify utility configurations. When planning your stay here, it is best to ask staff about electrical amperage, water availability, sewer hookups, and maximum rig lengths. Knowing these operational parameters ahead of time ensures your setup matches the available site layout upon arrival.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region places travelers close to the magnificent shores of Lake Champlain, a massive body of water stretching across the US-Canada border that offers exceptional boating, fishing, and shoreline sightseeing. Cycling enthusiasts frequently ride the Route Verte network that passes through the nearby municipalities of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu and Bedford. Historic towns, local public beaches, and agritourism stops featuring regional cideries and vineyards dot the surrounding countryside.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits road-trippers, water-sports enthusiasts, and cross-border travelers looking to explore the southern edge of Quebec before or after crossing into the United States. Campers who appreciate agricultural scenery, slower-paced rural exploration, and easy access to lakefront recreation will find this area an appealing stopover. It works particularly well for those seeking a quiet basecamp removed from the heavy congestion of Montreal.
Reviews
Linda Marcou
⭐ Warning not to be ignored We visited this site and honestly, it's a place to absolutely avoid. The grounds are in a terrible state, with no maintenance, and everything seems abandoned. The owner, on top of that, displays incredible arrogance and non-existent customer service. I don't understand how such a campground can still be in operation. There really should be a municipal inspection, it's so poorly maintained. 👉 Don't waste your time or money here. Above all, don't encourage this type of manager.
bernie marks
Great campground
Cynthia Gentile
Most people who are just passing through not by choice but because there were no places left at any other campsite in the area leave with a bitter taste and a most unpleasant experience because the owner acts like such an unhappy witch that 'She can't stand to see people so happy that they ruin their day. Not to mention the land where there is 1 in 2 abandoned trailers and residents have nothing but negative to say about this place. In my opinion the lady should sell because it is enough to push back tourism over the years. Ps: having been able to put below zero as a quality star I would have done it.
France Morissette
Land ok, nothing more. Particularly unpleasant experience with the lady who took care of the service. I do not recommend.
Genrih Kavriga
Nice place.