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Reserve Faunique de Rimouski/Camping Lac Rimouski

Overview

Experience the raw beauty of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region at the Reserve Faunique de Rimouski. Within this vast protected area, Camping Lac Rimouski serves as a serene sanctuary for travelers seeking a deep connection with the outdoors. Managed by Sépaq, this destination emphasizes a quiet, respectful relationship with the environment. Unlike busy highway stops, this park offers a peaceful atmosphere where the sounds of the boreal forest replace city noise, making it a premier choice for those who value solitude and natural splendor.

Location & Surroundings

The park is situated in the heart of the mountains near Saint-Narcisse-de-Rimouski, QC, approximately 50 kilometers south of the city of Rimouski. The drive into the reserve takes travelers through rolling landscapes and dense woodlands, setting the stage for a true wilderness escape. The surrounding geography is defined by a network of crystal-clear lakes and diverse wildlife habitats, offering a lush backdrop that changes beautifully with the seasons. It is an ideal basecamp for exploring the rugged interior of Quebec.

Amenities & Park Features

Camping Lac Rimouski provides a balanced mix of rustic charm and necessary conveniences. The sector features 51 well-spaced campsites, many of which are designed to accommodate RVs and trailers. For travelers requiring power, several sites offer two-service hookups including water and electricity. On-site facilities include clean washblocks with showers and toilets, ensuring comfort in the wilderness. To help visitors enjoy the water, the park provides a boat launch and equipment rentals, including canoes and kayaks, making it easy to explore the shoreline from the water.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

The primary draw for many visitors is the exceptional brook trout fishing, as the reserve is renowned for its well-managed aquatic populations. Hikers can explore several miles of maintained trails, such as the Sentier du lac Rimouski, which offers stunning vistas of the water and forest canopy. Wildlife observation is another popular pastime, with frequent sightings of moose, white-tailed deer, and various bird species. For those willing to drive a bit further, the coastal attractions and maritime history of Rimouski are within reach for a day trip.

Who This Park Is Best For

This park is ideal for nature enthusiasts and anglers who prefer a quiet, contemplative camping experience over a social resort atmosphere. It is perfectly suited for RVers who enjoy dry camping or semi-serviced sites and are looking for a digital detox away from modern distractions. Families who love outdoor education and wildlife spotting will find plenty of inspiration here. If you are looking for a place to recharge among the trees and lakes, this reserve offers the perfect setting.

Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• River
• Fishing
• Ramp
• Boat Rental
• Body Of Water (St Lawrence River)
• Kayaking/Canoeing

- Policies

• No Pets
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Restroom and Showers

- Facility

• Type (National Park)

- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)

• Year-Round

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (17)
• Grass Sites (17)
• No Hookups (17)
• Fire Rings

User Reviews

Alireza Malekian

August 11, 2025

A very specific place for relaxation and to relieve stress and tension.

Josué Praça

July 30, 2025

Disappointing experience after 5 years of loyalty – a stay we should revisit for our safety - Chalet Dumont For the past five years, every summer since our son's birth, we have chosen a Sépaq-managed cabin surrounded by nature to recharge our batteries as a family. Until now, we had always experienced moments of peace, beauty, and simplicity. This year, unfortunately, the experience was completely different. Let's start with the positives: the cabin was clean, well-maintained inside, with a magnificent view of the lake and the surrounding nature. The interior space was adequate for a family, with three bedrooms, a very well-equipped kitchen, and the usual tranquility of the place was certainly present. However, several elements made our stay difficult—even unsafe. Upon our arrival, the outdoor trash can hadn't been emptied. The smell was unbearable, and it had clearly attracted an impressive number of flies and beetles. It was impossible to eat outside without being invaded. Inside, we quickly noticed the presence of mice. Not only did they gnaw some of our supplies, but they were making noise all night—presumably gnawing at the very structure of the cabin. This seriously affected the quality of our sleep, as we are very afraid of mice. We were also very surprised to learn that there were no electrical outlets in the cabin. This information, if it is indicated somewhere, should be much more clearly displayed at the time of booking. Furthermore, no cell phone coverage was available on site, which raises real questions in the event of an emergency. When traveling with a child, this detail becomes a major concern. Finally, although the lake looks beautiful, it turned out to be unsafe for swimming. While cautiously entering, I slipped on a loose rock and nearly broke my leg. It would be wise to assess the access to the lake or warn users of the potential dangers. We thank God that no serious incidents occurred, but we leave this stay with a feeling of disappointment and concern. Our family has always encouraged this type of nature tourism, but we hope Sépaq takes these comments seriously. Wild nature is certainly part of the experience—but a minimum of safety, exterior cleanliness, and clear information are essential when welcoming families. In any case, if you're planning a quiet, safe family getaway, do your research before choosing this type of cabin if you're a family like us. It's a place for the more adventurous.

Dd emma

July 30, 2025

We went kayaking on Lake Rimouski. We were very well received! We had a beautiful place! The people gave us good advice on where to go kayaking. To reach Lake Rimouski, you have to travel 40 km on a relatively well-maintained gravel road, considering the location.

Khalida Ammi

May 30, 2024

What a beautiful area with its lakes, wildlife and forest!!! Well-equipped cottages for exceptional fishing with unlimited access to Lake Rimouski and access to the various other lakes, each as beautiful as the others.

Dr_filou OUBLIER01

November 21, 2021

Perfect accommodation. Respect of the term wildlife reserve 1/2 ☆

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