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Cime Aventures
Overview
Overview
Cime Aventures in Bonaventure, QC places travelers right at the intersection of river valley recreation and Gaspesie exploration. Operating under a banner that suggests outdoor adventure, this base camp sits within a region renowned for crystal-clear waterways and rugged maritime landscapes. RVers arriving here will find a distinctly Quebecois outdoor culture centered around the legendary Bonaventure River, making it an appealing stop for travelers traversing Route 132 along the southern coast of the Gaspe Peninsula.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the Gaspesie region, the surrounding terrain features dense evergreen forests, Appalachian foothills, and the famous turquoise-tinted waters of the Bonaventure River. Visitors arriving via Route 132 experience a dramatic transition from coastal marine vistas to sheltered river valleys. The climate during peak travel months is generally mild to warm, though maritime air masses can bring brisk evenings, making proper layers essential for campers exploring the local topography.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details are not universally documented, guests should verify hookup availability, site dimensions, and water access directly with the management prior to arrival. Campers can typically expect basic campground layouts suited for trailers and motorhomes, but confirming RV pad surfaces, electrical amperage, and waste station locations will ensure a smooth check-in. Asking about waterfront access and shade trees helps secure a site suited to your specific rig.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The immediate area is a prime destination for canoeing and kayaking, largely due to the exceptionally clear waters of the Bonaventure River. Just a short drive away, travelers can visit the Bioparc de la Gaspesie in Bonaventure to see native wildlife, or explore the larger municipal center of New Richmond. Anglers find world-class Atlantic salmon fishing nearby, while road-trippers frequently use this corridor to launch excursions into the breathtaking terrain of Forillon National Park further northeast.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits nature-focused road-trippers, paddlers, and independent RVers looking to immerse themselves in the eastern Quebec wilderness. Travelers who prioritize outdoor recreation over urban conveniences will find the setting ideal. It serves as a strategic stopover for those tackling the full Gaspe Peninsula loop, offering a quieter riverside atmosphere compared to more heavily congested coastal towns during the peak summer tourism season.
Reviews
Adrian Kazacos
This camping facility is incredible. My partner was 12 weeks pregnant at the time and the site was quite hard for the tent. The young guy at reception, Antoine, was more than happy to help and refunded for the site and suggested one of the small queen bed cabins which was very reasonably priced. Nothing was too much for Antoine, he helped out that evening and also the next day for our family canoe trip where we took our five year old daughter. We all loved the old school vibe and extremely high level of customer service. Also, the camp grounds are extremely quiet by the 11pm curfew and I even felt that by 8pm everyone was in bed or being quiet, super respectful crew :) We will return next time we visit my partner's family, I think better than a lot of my local Aussie camp grounds. Cheers
Carole Gilbert
River rafting was very well organized and the water was gorgeous, so worth the trip here. We were traveling with small children and it felt like a place more geared to the young adult crowd despite the website looking family friendly. A couple things could be improved- first of all there’s no dishwashing sink close to the cabins (we had a yurt) - there is only 1 for the entire campground and it requires a significant hike up a hill which is very inconvenient especially after dinner where it’s dark and kids need to be put to sleep . We are environmentally conscious and didn’t want to leave dishwater on the ground that could run into the river so ended up using our portable toilet to store it overnight. Also there was a music show right next to our yurt which was very loud pretty late (past 10 PM) which is not the peace and quiet we were hoping for and made it hard to get to sleep. Otherwise it’s very nice set up here.
Ahmed (A.H)
Friendly team working there and super nice guides. Just a disclaimer, take the cancellation ensurance and ask 24 to 48 hours about the water level. They won't tell you until you're there and you'll get the surprise of your life if the water level is too high due to recent rain. You won't see much of what's showing in the ads and pictures. It's still beautiful, and the adrenaline will flow through, but the nice calm, clear water, you won't see anything of it.
A Ezhil Mani
Wow!!! Such an amazing place. We did Canoe with family in the river. Crystal clear water and you can see through the ground. Completely safe to descending the river. They give all safety precautions which we need to follow. One of the amazing/must thing to do in Bonaventure. Enjoyed a lot!!! You have an option for 10 KM or 20 KM. It takes about 2-4 hours depends up on the break time etc…!!! The cost is also pretty decent. We did not do camp.
Lenore CH
Great campsite! Happy to have electricity and water right on the lot. Great view and walk to the river and not too far from necessities, but felt covered and secluded.