Camping in Quebec at the Centre de Plein Air de Beauport offers a unique experience that combines nature and comfort. With numerous outdoor activities and adapted services, this place is perfect for families and adventure enthusiasts.
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Why go
The Centre de Plein Air de Beauport stands out for its friendly atmosphere and easy access to nature. Located near the city of Quebec, it offers a peaceful setting for rejuvenation. Visitors can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities while having access to modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for a family or friends' getaway.
What to do
- Canoeing: Explore the surrounding rivers by canoe for an aquatic adventure.
- Fishing: Enjoy fishing in nearby lakes and rivers.
- Hiking: Walk the marked trails to discover local wildlife and flora.
- Biking: Take the bike paths for a pleasant ride in nature.
- Beach Volleyball: Have fun on the beach volleyball court with friends.
- Wading Pool: Perfect for little ones, the wading pool is great for cooling off.
- Outdoor Pool: Relax by the heated outdoor pool.
- Soccer Field: Practice your favorite sport on the soccer field available on-site.
Nearby
Nearby the Centre de Plein Air de Beauport, you will find several interesting attractions. The city of Quebec, with its rich historical heritage and charming cobblestone streets, is just a short drive away. Additionally, Montmorency Falls Park, with its spectacular waterfall, is a must-see for nature lovers.
Getting there
To reach the Centre de Plein Air de Beauport from Quebec City, take Route 138 heading east. Follow the signs to the establishment. Parking is available on-site for visitors, making access to the facilities easy.
Good to know
The best time to visit the Centre de Plein Air de Beauport is from June to September, when temperatures are ideal for outdoor activities. Remember to bring weather-appropriate clothing, sunscreen, and a hat. It is also advisable to bring recreational gear such as bikes or fishing equipment to fully enjoy your stay.
Safety tips
During your visit, it is important to stay alert during water activities. Make sure to wear a life jacket if canoeing or fishing. Also, check the weather conditions before heading out for hiking or biking.
Information
Characteristics
Practical info
Campground in the countryside offering 143 campsites and 3 ready-to-camp units.
Services and activities
Water activities
- Canoeing
- Pataugeoire
- Fishing
- Outdoor pool
- Piscine extérieure chauffée
- Plage à proximité
Land activities
- Golf à proximité
- Pétanque
- Hiking
- Terrain de soccer
- Cycling
- Volleyball de plage
Recreation & discovery
- Interprétation du milieu
- Pataugeoire
- Terrain de jeux pour enfants
Equipment rental
- Canoeing
- Embarcations
- Ready-to-camp
Facilities
- Accès Internet : sans fil gratuit
- Bac de recyclage
- Bloc sanitaire
- Bois
- Buanderie
- Dépannage sur place
- Douches gratuites
- Eau potable courante
- Électricité - 30 ampères
- Feu de camp permis
- Ice
- Lavabos
- Piste cyclable
- Plan d'eau
- Boat launch
- Salle communautaire
- Dump station
- Table à langer
- Téléphone public
- Restrooms
- Emplacements 2500 pi2 et plus
- Camping d’hiver — Emplacement pour tente
- Camping d’hiver — Emplacement pour véhicule récréatif
- Camping d’hiver — Halte nomade (espace vanlife)
- Camping d’hiver — Prêt-à-camper
Services
- Transport en commun à proximité
- Animaux de compagnie admis dans les Prêts-à-camper
- Animaux de compagnie admis gratuitement
Source: SIT Québec (Tourinsoft) — open data CC-BY 4.0.
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