Camping sector Lac-Caché - Mont-Tremblant national Park - SÉPAQ

Felix J

One of the most wild and remote areas of Tremblant Park. Note that this is a very rustic campsite, no toilet block, no showers. Access to the beach, safe for children because it is shallow, bring your kayak, paddle board etc. Several hiking trails available, for all levels. The road leading from the reception to the campsite is quite narrow, sometimes you have to settle down to let a vehicle driving in the opposite direction pass, several potholes, be careful if you are driving a small car. No kiosk or convenience store at reception like in other SEPAQ parks, so plan to bring everything you need. The water from the taps available is drinkable. Wood and ice available at the entrance. Quite relaxed campsite, no noisy parties and the employees are careful to enforce regulations / curfews. The marangouins are huge, voracious, hungry, plan some stuff to keep them away.

James Morgan

Away from the crowds at Tremblant. Plan to come camping here sometime

A C

Cute beach.

Talal Abboud

The camp site is super but the spaq personnel are extremely rude and unfriendly

Eduardo

The park is amazing, but expect to see and hear your neighbours all around you. If you're looking for solitude, then I'm sorry but it's just not the right place.