Camping in Saint-Donat, at the Mont-Tremblant National Park, is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. With breathtaking landscapes, diverse activities, and modern facilities, it promises a memorable experience in nature.
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Why go
Visiting the Mont-Tremblant National Park Camping is immersing yourself in a wild and preserved nature. The Pimbina-Saint-Donat sector offers a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for recharging. Whether you're seeking water adventures or scenic hikes, this camping site is the ideal starting point to explore the park's wonders.
What to do
- Canoeing: Explore the surrounding rivers and lakes by canoe, a perfect activity for families.
- Kayaking: Enjoy the calm waters for a kayaking outing, ideal for beginners and experienced paddlers alike.
- Fishing: Test your fishing skills in the lakes rich with fish.
- Hiking: Walk the marked trails and discover the local wildlife and flora.
- Mountain biking: Take on the mountain bike trails for an adrenaline rush.
- Beach (swimming): Relax on the beach and enjoy a refreshing swim.
- Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP): Glide on the water on a paddleboard for a relaxing experience.
- Snowshoeing: In winter, explore the snowy trails on snowshoes.
Nearby
Nearby the camping, Mont-Tremblant National Park is filled with breathtaking landscapes and hiking trails. Be sure to visit the lookout for a panoramic view of the area. The charming surrounding villages also offer shops and local restaurants to explore.
Getting there
The Mont-Tremblant National Park Camping is easily accessible from Saint-Donat. Follow Route 125, then Route 3 to the park entrance. Parking is available on-site, making it easy to access facilities and activities.
Good to know
The best time to visit the camping is from June to September when water activities and hiking are at their peak. Be sure to bring sunscreen, clothing suitable for weather conditions, and all necessary gear for your outdoor activities. Advance reservations are recommended, especially during peak season.
Safety tips
For your safety, always wear a life jacket during water activities and stay alert to changing weather conditions. Be informed about local wildlife and follow safety guidelines during your hikes.
Information
Characteristics
Practical info
Campground by the water offering 182 campsites, 21 ready-to-camp units and 10 cottages.
Services and activities
Water activities
- Canoeing
- Kayaking
- Fishing
- Pedal boat
- Plage (baignade)
- Plage à proximité
- Stand-up paddleboard
Land activities
- Hiking
- Cycling
- Mountain biking
- Snowshoeing
Recreation & discovery
- Belvédère
- Interprétation du milieu
- Observation astronomique
- Wildlife watching
- Observation de la flore
- Sentier d’interprétation
- Terrain de jeux pour enfants
Equipment rental
- Canoeing
- Chaloupe
- Embarcations
- Kayaking
- Pedal boat
- Stand-up paddleboard
- Ready-to-camp
- Cycling
- Mountain biking
Facilities
- Abri pour manger
- Accès Internet : sans fil gratuit
- Bac de recyclage
- Bloc sanitaire
- Bois
- Boutique / comptoir de vente
- Buanderie
- Dépanneur
- Douches gratuites
- Eau chaude
- Eau potable courante
- Électricité
- Électricité - 15 ampères
- Feu de camp permis
- Ice
- Lavabos
- Piste cyclable
- Plan d'eau
- Propane
- Salle communautaire
- Dump station
- Table à langer
- Téléphone public
- Restrooms
- Toilettes accessibles au public gratuites
- Véhicules récréatifs de plus de 35 pieds acceptés
- Camping d’hiver — Chalet
Food & dining
- Picnic area
- BBQ available
Services
- Borne de recharge pour véhicule électrique
- Support à vélos
- Animaux de compagnie admis gratuitement
Source: SIT Québec (Tourinsoft) — open data CC-BY 4.0.
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