Discover the best campgrounds near Terrebonne, Quebec with swimming

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CirqueEnBois InWoodCircus cat camp

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Saint Damien, QC

SAN MAR HIGHTECH COMPOST TOILET-No flush!!! Lake beach moutains forest nature trees flowers cats many cats garden rocks grass sand blue sky no bad smell big skies full of stars and not that much musquitos And circus lessons available on demand Français ci-dessous Lake beach moutains forest nature trees flowers cats many cats garden rocks grass sand blue sky no bad smell big skies full of stars and not that much musquitos 10 minute walk to the lake and beach. At night, you may enjoy a starlit sky around a campfire. **Circus lessons available on demand *** This is a place for open minded, original, nothing like traditional campground! Make sure to read everything and watch all pics, ask any questions before booking. Thanks. Lac sauvage, plage, montagne , foret, arbres, nature, fleurs, chats pleins de chats! Grand ciel, pas de mauvaise odeur et pas tant de bibittes! 10 minutes à pied du lac et de la plage. ! SAN MAR HIGHTECH COMPOST TOILET-No flush!!! Ciel étoilé, feu de camp. **Cours de cirque disponibles sur demande

Nature Lake Forest Relax’n Breathe

3 sites · RVs, Tents8 acres · Saint Jérôme, QC

Almost Paradise... After searching for it for over 25 years, I finally found it and here it is. Ask us to tell you the story when you come and visit us. Learn more about this land: For Nature lovers. A place to Rest Relax’n Breathe . Peaceful, Respectful, Nature watching, Fresh Air, Small lake to swim in (no chemicals allowed) We have free running hens (during the day) and a very happy go lucky and funny small dog. Take walks in the woods or in the area. Bike around hills and mountains. Proximity to St-Sauveur for restaurants, shopping and activities. Quiet people, no parties please. Non smoking Property. Thank you.

Blueberry Lake Camping

7 sites · Lodging, Tents62 acres · Val Des Lacs, QC

EN FRANÇAIS DESSOUS Welcome to camping at Blueberry Lake! Enjoy private camping only 25 minutes away from Mont-Tremblant, St-Donat, and St. Agathe, and 1hr 15 minutes from Montreal. You have two great stay options available: Blueberry Lake Camping - 6 campsites set around a private lake with access to a private beach. Private Suspended Tree Tent - You'll spend your nights curled up in a private, suspended tree tent that can comfortably sleep 3. EN FRANÇAIS Bienvenue au Lac Blueberry ! Profitez d'un camping privé à seulement 25 minutes de Mont-Tremblant, St-Donat et St-Agathe, et à 1h15 de Montréal. Deux options disponibles: Blueberry Lake Camping - Nous disposons de 6 campings répartis autour d'un lac privé avec accès à une plage privée, à la location des kayaks et des pédalos. Tente d'arbre Suspendu - Ce camping privé et tranquille est l'endroit idéal où vous passerez vos journées à profiter d'un accès privé au lac Blueberry avec un accès supplémentaire à une petite île privée.

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Dobedo Camps

12 sites · Lodging, Tents100 acres · Joliette, QC

C.I.T.Q # 276511 (English to Follow) Dobedo Camps est situé sur 100 acres de terrain privé et est entouré d'une réserve naturelle (Zec Lavigne). Il y a trois lacs à explorer ainsi que de nombreux kilomètres de sentiers de randonnée et de falaises d'escalade. La nature abonde et à seulement 90 minutes de Montréal. Révélez la vraie nature dans ce paradis quatre saisons! Dobedo Camps is located on 100 acres of Private land and is surrounded by a Nature Reserve (Zec Lavigne). There are three lakes to explore as well as many kms of Hiking Trails and Rock Climbing Cliffs. Nature abounds and only 90 minutes from Montreal. Reveal true nature in this four season paradise!

Cute Cabins - Ready to camp

5 sites · Lodging70 acres · Joliette, QC

*** These are cabins without electricity or running water. You must bring your own bedding, food/water and lighting ***. Please make sure to locate the address on the road, you will see a sign of a man meditating : (corner Grenache street and chemin du Galet )2935 Chem. du Galet, Saint-Damien, QC J0K 2E0 LA TERRE DU RETOUR EN SOI in ST-Damien Lanaudière You want to experience nature, to get back to your roots on an enchanting site? La terre du retour en soi offers you two rental shelters and 3 km of hiking trails, a magnificent view of the mountain and snowshoeing possibilities. - 20 min from the 7 Falls Park - 15 min from St-Jean-de-Matha's snow tubing and golf - Monte à Peine Falls hike (St-Jean-Matha) - Val Notre-Dame Abbey (hiking and cross-country skiing) These are ready to camp for 2 adults (queen size bed) / No smoking, no animals for an optimal resourcing. Parking available on site (the shelters are a few steps from the parking lot but it is possible for an additional fee to have 4 wheel transportation). The material provided is : - Basic dishes, stove and pot - Two round propane burner with canister - Outside dry toilet/ No running water so a 18 liters of water provided - Wood provided for the stove - You must bring your own bedding and lighting - Grocery store at 3 km

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Camp, Ottawa river, Grenville C-O-G

11 sites · RVs, Tents59 acres · Brownsburg Chatham, QC

Come and enjoy a traditional, rustic camping experience on the mighty Ottawa River! Bring your water shoes and a canoe or kayak, or you may rent one of ours for an unforgettable adventure. C-O-G is located on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River, east of the bridge that passes over from Hawkesbury, Ontario. This beautiful (mostly) deciduous forest is situated on both sides of the 344/Rte Des Outaouais. The 59 acre property (50 acres on land, ~9 acres of river/water) features scenic views, privacy and is host to many outdoor activities such as swimming, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and more. "Lock Lane Point" ...the shared area Also referred to as "the Point", this is the peninsula that the main roadway ends at (where the BBQ, kayaks and canoes are), this is a shared area for us and our guests to enjoy. It's encouraged that guests feel welcome to come and go freely, promoting a sense of community while respecting shared use. The Point offers a large picnic table, a shared propane BBQ, comfortable seating, a large rock perfect for sunbathing, and a river view. It's an ideal spot for swimming and launching canoe, kayak, or paddle-board river excursions, thanks to its shallow entry and rocky bottom. Adventurous visitors might choose to paddle upriver, around an island, and return through the remaining historic canal. For a more strenuous workout, consider paddling up the canal to the Grenville lighthouse and then drifting all the way back to camp with the river's current. Enjoy this historic, lazy river experience! Amenities... Numerous amenities are located within a distance of 1-3 kms, including a gas station with electric vehicle charging facilities, an IGA grocery store, and various restaurants such as McDonald's and Tim Horton's. For a classic poutine experience, Jos Patate is a great choice, having been around for many decades. If you're looking for a wide range of poutine options, La Fromagerie is the place to go. For ice cream lovers, La Crémière, located in the same building, is a must-visit. Tourism... Numerous tourist attractions are conveniently located in the vicinity, such as the exhilarating white water rafting experience on the Rouge River and the wildlife-filled Parc Omega zoo, both within a short 10-25 km distance. For a wider range of activities, day trips to Ottawa, Montreal, the Calypso water park, or Mont Tremblant are all approximately an hour's drive away. A little History... Our property has played host to a portion of the rich history of this area which included three railway tracks, a canal and a lock. The railway beds remain and the lock has simply been flooded over. Following the war of 1812, three Ottawa river canal systems were constructed between 1819 and 1833 to bypass the Long Sault Rapids on the Ottawa river. These canals were in use until 1961 when a large portion of the canal system was submerged due to the construction of a hydro-electric dam (~22kms downriver) at Carillion. As a result, the river level at our property rose high enough to submerge the top of the lock walls by ~3.5 feet. This submerged lock is located a few hundred feet offshore and can be seen using Google Earth as it measures 50' x 300' in size. Once you have a good idea where it is, throw on your water shoes and a life jacket and enjoy an interesting experience of walking on the walls of a submerged lock.

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Paradis d'Artistes

7 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Dewittville, QC

⚠️ We are so Sorry to announce you that we are "temporary close" until we find a agreement with the city official, we are working hard to be able to get all needed permission for our 2025 season, as of now we have to stay close and refund every one which we already did 100%! Please SHOW YOUR SUPPORT BY WRITING US SOME MESSAGE TO SHOW YOUR DESIRE TO KEEP US OPEN! SEE YOU SOON! REAL and JOHANNE please write to us vip@paradisdartistes.ca and will forward it to city official and make the point how important it is to share the outdoors!!! 🏕️ 💕 Get ready to be wowed and pampered! Now with complete free wifi coverage! Winner Best Hipcamp 1st place in Quebec for 2022 ! Winner Best Hipcamp 2nd place in Quebec for 2023! Winner Best Hipcamp 2nd place in Quebec for 2024! Our site dates going back to 1832 when the Scottish settler Mr. Peter McArthur came to Dewittville to build and operate a grist mill, we Réal and Johanne purchased the beautiful property in 2008 as a retirement project and to express ourselves through arts, true custom woodworking and cabinetry which we do on the 3rd floor of our old mill. The site boasts four sites: Riverfront 1, Riverside 2, Bayside 3, Bayfront 4, all of which overlook the tranquil and lovely Chateauguay River. "And for a limited time site (Paradis d'artistes V.I.P Riverview) that is completely private see detail on this site or call for special question." We have a small white sandy beach that access to the old dam to provide our guest access to the river with a never-ending melody of peaceful water. While visiting, you can relax, go fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, or canoeing upstream and downstream, or you can bicycle on beautiful country paved roads, horse back ridding, visit artisans, orchards, chocolate factory, bakery, vineyards, Brewery, fresh fruit and vegetable grower, multiple farms and even eat in a few great eatery. Please be ours guest, welcome to Paradis d’artistes

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Camp Vert le Nord

1 site · Lodging4 acres · Sainte Lucie Des Laurentides, QC

Nous vous offrons un prêt-à-camper en forêt,une très grande tente de style yurt avec 2 lits de camp, un petit poêle au gaz 2 ronds pour la cuisine à l’extérieur , un rond à feu et une toilette sèche à l'extérieur. Un stationnement disponible à moins de 50 mètres (en bordure d'une route forestière). À moins de 2KM vous trouverez un restaurant, un depanneur avec essence et SAQ ainsi qu'une plage municipale. À 30 minutes du Mont-tremblant, 15 minutes de St-Agathe-des-Monts.

Fields and Woods in Glen Robertson

4 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Glen Robertson, ON

Learn more about this land:Welcome to Fields and Woods in Glen Robertson!This site is Great for tents and campers. RVs can expect a pull-in site on grass that will require some leveling. No toilet on-site so please plan accordingly. You will love all the wildlife in the area. Campfires are permitted and you can use the wood that is here. Animal-friendly as long as your animal is friendly. Please note, we have chickens and one horse. Campers can have access to electricity with their own extension. There is fresh drinking water available. RVs can empty their septic on site. Grocery stores and restaurants with 10 minutes. Within 20 minutes of Voyageur Provincial Park. Just over 1 hr from Montreal and Ottawa.

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Camping near Terrebonne with swimming guide

Overview

Just 20 minutes north of Montreal, Terrebonne is the gateway to Lanaudière, a region of Quebec known for farmland, lakes, hiking, and skiing. And although Lanaudière is all about nature, life closer to Terrebonne is a mix of outdoor excursions (including golf, camping, and hiking) and cultural activities (such as theatre visits, historic sites, and 18th-century architecture). With Montreal so close, campers around Terrebonne have easy access to all the amenities and services they could want.

Where to go

Terrebonne

In the city’s old sector, Vieux-Terrebonne, visitors can visit pre-industrial buildings, the Île-des-Moulins historical site, and the Théâtre du Vieux-Terrebonne, which hosts Francophone artists from around the world. Those craving time outside can find an incredible network of cycling routes, including the intermediate Trans-Terrebonne, a 25-mile (41-km) path that stretches from the Saint Lawrence River to secluded woods. Those keen on a shorter route can check out the 2-mile (3.4-km) Parc de la Pointe-de-l'Île park walk and its water views.

Lachenaie

Just east of Terrebonne where the Saint Lawrence River meets the des Mille l'Îles and Prairies rivers, Lachenaie is an access point to Route Bleue des voyageurs, a 96-mile (155-km) canoe route. The nearby Parc-Nature Pointe-aux-Prairies is perfect for those who prefer to explore on land, as it can accommodate snowshoeing, cross country skiing, fat-tire bikes, hiking, and birdwatching. If you happen to be camping near Lachenaie and notice an oak tree, take it as a sign of good luck—the community is immensely proud of its massive oak trees, which are featured on its coat of arms, official motto, and many parks.

La Plaine

Farther from Montreal than Terrebonne or Lachenaie, La Plaine has a quiet, relaxed vibe.

The area highlight is the La Seigneurie des Plaines cycle path, a 13-mile (21.5-km) route linking the Laurentians and Lanaudière regions, and extending through the towns of Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, Blainville, and Terrebonne itself. Campers in search of a bit of luxury can find beachfront tent sites in the area.

When to go

Camping is most popular in and around Terrebonne from June to September. Sites book up quickly around Canada Day and Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day (celebrated throughout Quebec on June 24.) Those eager to experience winter activities can expect snow from mid-November to mid-April, though snowsport conditions are usually best between late December and early March.

Know before you go

In Lachenai, SAIL is an outdoor outfitter that sells everything from tents and hiking boots to flashlights.
Central Montreal and Terrebonne are connected by public transit. The Terrebonne station is in Zone 5—the trip takes about an hour.
Louisiana in the US also has a community called Terrebonne. When doing your research, make sure you’re focused on Quebec!