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Near the big cities

You’ll find a whirlwind of activities in our three cities, each one with its own very special face.

Gatineau

In the western corner of Quebec, just across the river from Ottawa, our country’s capital, Gatineau offers museums, cultural activities and outdoor adventures of all kinds.

Montreal

Quebec’s metropolis rolls out the red carpet for visitors: festivals, museums, shows, international dining and more. You’ll never want to leave! And it’s only an hour’s drive from the American and Ontario borders.

Camping Amérique Montréal

Quebec city

Less than two hours from the Maine border, come experience Old World charms in a historic North American setting. Quebec City is pulling out all the stops to celebrate its 400th anniversary with huge shows and events of every description all year long.

5 stars campgrounds itinerary

Near the big cities

Montréal : Camping Alouette
Québec : Camping Orléans Inc.

In the heart of nature

In the heart of nature

The great outdoors is in our nature. From virgin forests in our national parks to whales blowing in the St. Lawrence, mountains gently rounded by the millennia and the golden beaches around Lac Saint-Jean. Slow down and admire the tides along the St. Lawrence, go whale-watching in the only fjord in North America, meander through verdant hills, take the kids for a hike, paddle across a lake and throw in a fishing line, recharge your batteries as you enjoy everything Quebec has to offer, naturally.

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Québec's National Parks

Take the less traveled road. Discover Québec through its 22 breathtaking national parks. Imagine a world where crowded beaches mean seals basking in the sun. Envision a place where the only traffic jams occur when thousands of birds honk and tweet in protected wilderness. Picture a paradise where nature puts on a spectacular show every season. Hike, paddle, ski, camp or simply embrace the untouched wilderness of the past – today, in Québec’s national parks.

Îles de la Madeleine

For the visitors arriving on the Iles de la Madeleine, the effect is an immediate and total change in scenery. As far as the eye can see, the islands and the dunes seem to blend, break apart, and then stretch out from view, as though deposited there by the whims of the sea. Located in the middle of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the archipelago of Iles de la Madeleine is a delightful Atlantic adventure, with a French flair…