Camping Domaine Lavoie

Located in Alma, in the heart of the beautiful Lac-Saint-Jean region, Camping Domaine Lavoie offers you a getaway surrounded by nature, just a few minutes from downtown. Enjoy a peaceful setting, a swimming pool, hiking trails, a bike path, and the nearby Lac-Saint-Jean to create unforgettable memories with family or friends.

Why go

Visiting Camping Domaine Lavoie offers a unique experience in the heart of Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean's nature. The friendly atmosphere and picturesque landscapes create a perfect setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you're with family or friends, this campground provides a multitude of activities for all ages, all in a safe and welcoming environment.

What to do

Outdoor pool: Enjoy a relaxing moment in the campground’s outdoor pool.
Heated outdoor pool: An ideal option for swimming even on cooler days.
Basketball: Have fun on the on-site basketball court.
Pétanque: Play a game of pétanque with friends or family.
Hiking: Explore the surrounding trails for a complete immersion in nature.
Children’s playground: The little ones can play safely on the playground.

Nearby

In the vicinity of Alma, you can discover the beautiful Pointe-Taillon National Park, known for its varied landscapes and hiking trails. Don't miss Lake Saint-Jean, perfect for swimming and water activities.

Getting there

Camping Domaine Lavoie is easily accessible from Alma. Take Route 169 northbound and follow the signs. Parking spaces are available on-site for recreational vehicles.

Good to know

The best time to visit Camping Domaine Lavoie is from June to September, when the weather is suitable for outdoor activities. Be sure to bring clothing suitable for the weather conditions, as well as your camping gear. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during peak season.

Safety tips

During your stay, be sure to follow safety guidelines, especially regarding swimming and the use of facilities. Check the weather conditions before heading out for hikes and stay vigilant for local wildlife.

Frequently asked questions