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Camping ours
Overview
Overview
Camping ours in Les Laurentides, QC places travelers right into the rugged terrain of southern Quebec. This regional destination reflects the distinct character of the Laurentian Mountains, offering a classic Canadian outdoor setting. Visitors arriving with rigs find themselves surrounded by dense boreal forests, granite outcroppings, and numerous freshwater bodies characteristic of the Canadian Shield landscape.
Location & Surroundings
Situated north of Montreal, this region is accessed primarily via Route 117 or Autoroute 15, which serve as the main arteries for motorists navigating the valley. The surrounding geography features steep forested hills, winding rivers, and a climate that brings warm summers and crisp, snowy winters. Elevation changes and dense tree cover define the immediate vicinity of the campground, creating a secluded atmosphere close to regional waterways.
Amenities & Park Features
Exact property details and hookup configurations for Camping ours remain unspecified by the name alone. RVers planning a stay here should contact management directly to verify site dimensions, electrical service, water availability, and waste disposal stations. Inquiring ahead ensures clarity on pull-through access, tent areas, and vehicle length limitations before arrival.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding area provides immediate access to the P'tit Train du Nord linear park, a long-distance multi-use trail converted from a historic railway. Outdoor enthusiasts frequently explore nearby Mont-Tremblant National Park for hiking, canoeing, and wildlife viewing. Local towns like Saint-Sauveur and Mont-Tremblant offer regional dining, artisanal shops, and seasonal festivals within a short driving radius.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits self-contained road-trippers, nature-focused campers, and outdoor photographers looking to explore the rugged Laurentian landscape. Travelers prioritizing wilderness access, hiking trails, and proximity to regional lakes will find the geography ideal for an active northern itinerary. Those seeking dense urban conveniences may find the remote, forested setting more rustic than commercial parks.
Reviews
Ines B
Poor customer service. We were a group who reserved two spaces. We were discussing around the fireplace until late at night but no abusive noise was made. The next day, our dear agent Francois, came and woke up everyone at 9 AM yelling at us and menacing us to get kicked out if we would stay later than 11 PM. Imagine paying for a service and getting treated this way. Pretty sure he was not supposed to treat us poorly and wake us up at 9 because he had some issues to deal with. The whole day we were not at the camping, we came back, two other agents came and also started to menace us: i forgot to ask her name but the woman was saying that if the people around us would sleep at 9 PM we had to do the same. She also said that if at midnight we would still be awake and they would hear any noise, they would ask us to leave even if we were not in a physical state to drive. All of this to say that if you are not a family, it is not the place for you. Crying babies at night, poor customer service will ruin your weekend. Would not recommend at all
Aubrey Scott
great campsite love tremblant
Sabrine Zaafouri
Amongst the amazing parks we went to, you can also enjoy the hiking trails nearby!
Fredo Cinco
What fun! And what about the cleanliness of the site! *****
Viktor Kucherov
Great place!