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Camping Plage Robertson
Overview
Camping Plage Robertson offers a quintessential Lac Saint-Jean experience located within the Pekuakamiulnuatsh First Nation community. This park is defined by its vast sandy beach and direct access to the refreshing waters of one of Quebec's most iconic lakes. It provides a peaceful retreat where the natural beauty of the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region meets rich local culture, making it a standout destination for RVers seeking a scenic and meaningful stay.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Mashteuiatsh, the park occupies a prime spot on the western shore of Lac Saint-Jean. The surrounding landscape is dominated by horizon-to-horizon water views that often make the lake feel like an inland sea. Travelers can easily access the Véloroute des Bleuets, a legendary cycling circuit that wraps around the entire lake, offering miles of paved trails through blueberry fields, boreal forests, and charming shoreline towns.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped to handle modern RVs, offering various sites with full hookup options including water, sewer, and 30-amp electricity. Visitors often gravitate toward the shoreline where the fine sand beach serves as the central hub for swimming, sunbathing, and relaxation. On-site facilities include clean washrooms, laundry services, and dedicated play areas for children. The layout is designed to maximize lake breezes while providing a secure and quiet environment for overnight guests.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Just a short distance away, guests can explore the Musée amérindien de Mashteuiatsh to learn about the history, art, and heritage of the Ilnu people. For a day trip, the historic village of Val-Jalbert offers a glimpse into a 1920s company town, complete with a massive waterfall and cable car. Additionally, the Zoo Sauvage de Saint-Félicien is a premier regional attraction where visitors can view northern wildlife in large, natural enclosures via a protected train ride.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for active families who want to spend their days playing on the beach and enjoying shallow, warm waters. It also serves as a perfect base for cycling enthusiasts looking to tackle segments of the regional bike path. If you value a blend of outdoor recreation, quiet evenings by the water, and cultural discovery, this park fits your travel style perfectly, offering a welcoming atmosphere in a culturally significant location.
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User Reviews
Stélaf
The restaurant service was awesome! Thank you sir :)
Louise Lepeintre
Cool
Marc G
If you're looking for a beach with the best sunset this one is probably it. We took a site for 5 nights as travelers and our indications as to what we were expecting for was pretty straight forward: 15amp and access to water. The girls at the entrance were sweethearts and really kind upon the arrival. They guided us where to go on the map and that was about it. After driving for a couple of hours and reaching the campground, we noticed that we were "scheduled" on a site with a 30amp setup in the middle of fifth-wheels and trailers. Obviously, we called the receptionist with surprised as to what happened and if there is another site for us to use, even though we clearly know this is one of the busiest week for them, and the girl that picked up was really mean. After a little talk, I ended up asking if they had any adapters to exchange the 30amps to a 15 amps and she said no without even asking then asked the girl next to her and the girl said no without looking either. I'm there for 5 nights and you're telling me that I don't even have access to electricity with a 5 months old baby - either you find me something or I'm leaving. Turns out she phoned someone and was instructed to offer me one of the ten-ish adaptors in the cabinet in front of her desk for 20$. When I was at the office again they were all nice as if nothing happened. Let's make this conclusion short; this place is only supporting its seasonal campers. The washrooms were gross. The roofs were filled with moistures, spider webs and bugs. The showers haven't been washed properly in months probably. The shower-curtains had moisture all over them and the surfaces of the shower had a thick layer of soap residue that turned black. If you are one of the few that exchanged 20$ for the adaptor and want your 20$ back, don't leave before 9am because their office won't even be open. I don't recommend to travelers that will need to use washroom.
kikefa19
Beautiful beach and quiet camping spot
Marc-André Belletete
One of the best plage in lac st jean. Still unknown by people but it is great and the view on the lac is amazing