📍 423 Rue Principale, Saint-Alban, Québec, G0A3B0📞 418 268-6681

The Parc Naturel Régional de Portneuf Camping in Saint-Alban is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. With its varied activities and comfortable facilities, it provides a unique experience in nature.

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Why go

Visiting the Parc Naturel Régional de Portneuf Camping means diving into an exceptional natural environment. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, this place offers a warm and friendly atmosphere. The beautiful landscapes and the numerous available activities make it an ideal spot for families and groups of friends.

What to do

  • Canoeing: Explore the surrounding rivers and lakes by canoe.
  • Kayaking: Paddle on calm waters and admire local wildlife.
  • Beach (swimming): Enjoy the beach for swimming and relaxing in the sun.
  • Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP): Discover the water on a paddleboard, a relaxing activity.
  • Tree climbing: Test your agility and strength on the tree climbing course.
  • Hiking: Walk the marked trails and discover the local flora and fauna.
  • Rock climbing: For thrill-seekers, rock climbing is a must.
  • Beach volleyball: Have fun playing volleyball on the beach.

Nearby

Nearby, don't miss visiting the Portneuf regional park, which offers even more outdoor activities. You can also explore hiking trails and discover breathtaking views. The charming villages in the area are also worth a visit.

Getting there

The Parc Naturel Régional de Portneuf Camping is easily accessible from Quebec City, located about a 1-hour drive away. Parking is available on-site for visitors, making access to the facilities easy.

Good to know

The best time to visit the camping is from June to September when temperatures are pleasant and outdoor activities are in full swing. Remember to bring clothing suitable for water activities, sunscreen, and insect repellent. It is also advisable to book in advance, especially during peak season.

Safety tips

To ensure your safety, check weather conditions before heading out and be aware of local wildlife. Wearing life jackets is strongly recommended during water activities. Stay hydrated and take regular breaks during your activities.

Information

Characteristics

Best season
June to September
Type
Campground
Setting
Waterfront
Capacity
140 campsites, 25 ready-to-camp, 10 cottages
Opening
year-round
Region
Capitale-Nationale
County
Portneuf
Pets
Allowed
RentalToiletsDogs allowedCamping

Practical info

Campground by the water offering 140 campsites, 25 ready-to-camp units and 10 cottages.

📅 Season
Open year-round
📍 Contact
423 Rue Principale, Saint-Alban, Québec, G0A3B0
County : Portneuf
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Services and activities

Water activities

  • Canoeing
  • Kayaking
  • Plage (baignade)
  • Plage sur place
  • Stand-up paddleboard
  • Rabaska

Land activities

  • Golf à proximité
  • Hébertisme
  • Hiking
  • Volleyball de plage
  • Escalade de glace
  • Escalade de rocher
  • Snowshoeing
  • Cross-country skiing

Recreation & discovery

  • Guided tour

Equipment rental

  • Canoeing
  • Embarcations
  • Kayaking
  • Stand-up paddleboard
  • Ready-to-camp

Facilities

  • Bac de compostage
  • Bac de recyclage
  • Bloc sanitaire
  • Bois
  • Boutique / comptoir de vente
  • Douches gratuites
  • Eau potable courante
  • Feu de camp permis
  • Ice
  • Lavabos
  • Plan d'eau
  • Boat launch
  • Dump station
  • Table à langer
  • Restrooms
  • Camping d’hiver — Chalet
  • Camping d’hiver — Emplacement pour tente
  • Camping d’hiver — Prêt-à-camper

Food & dining

  • Picnic area

Services

  • Animaux de compagnie admis gratuitement
  • Animaux de compagnie admis sur la plage

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Adapted activities & equipment

Source: SIT Québec (Tourinsoft) — open data CC-BY 4.0.

Frequently asked questions

Are pets allowed at the camping?
Yes, pets are often allowed, but it's best to check the specific rules of the camping.
What is the difficulty level of the hiking trails?
The trails vary in difficulty, ranging from easy walks to more challenging hikes. Information is available on-site.
Are there dining services on-site?
The camping offers basic facilities, but it's advisable to bring your own meals. Dining options may be available nearby.
How do I access the camping from Quebec City?
The camping is accessible by road, about an hour from Quebec City. Follow the signs to the park.
Are there facilities for people with reduced mobility?
Accessible facilities are available, but it is recommended to contact the camping for more details.
The camping offers several water activities, including canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding.

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