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Updated on Apr 2, 2025
Camping is one of the best ways to discover a region and these 15 gorgeous campgrounds are fabulous spots to do just that in the Eastern Townships. Consider this your invitation to pitch a tent, rent a refuge, chalet, yurt or any other off-the-beaten-path accommodations and make this summer your most adventurous one yet.
Open since 2015, this family-friendly campground offers full services and facilities under a dazzling starlit sky!
Nearby: Town of Lac-Mégantic, Microbrasserie La Garnison microbrewery, Summit Drive, Mount Scotch Cap.
This property is as expansive as it is beautiful: The ultimate playground for lovers of the great outdoors. Take advantage of the beach, rent a boat, go for a hike… Happiness guaranteed!
Nearby: Town of Lac-Mégantic, Arbre en arbre, Parc national du Mont-Mégantic
Tranquility and privacy, that's what the sites (with or without service) of this campground, located on a wooded area of 60 acres, offer you. You prefer more comfort? No problem! 13 prospector-style tents and 11 ready-to-camp mini-cabins are available for rental. From the site, you can also have exclusive access to Mont Séguin, which offers a breathtaking view on the Lyster lake and the mount Pinacle.
Nearby : Lake Lyster beach, mont Pinacle, Parc Découverte Nature, city of Coaticook
With two pools, arcade, golf course, hiking trails, playground equipment and an outdoor gym, Camping de Compton has something for the entire family.
Nearby: Compton night market, La Station cheese shop, Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook, Laiterie Coaticook ice cream parlour, Coaticook microbrewery
This campground oh-so-much to offer, including campsites to suit every taste, 15 kilometres of bike paths, a mini-farm, pool, mountain biking, proximity to Foresta Lumina and more.
Nearby: Beaulne Museum, Laiterie Coaticook ice cream parlour, Hop Station and Coaticook microbrewery, mont Pinacle
Camping Melbourne is worth a visit if just for the fun of swimming in a lagoon pool! Established in Richmond, in a friendly forest setting, this family-run campground offers a wide range of campsites, as well as various ready-to-camp options, chalets and even an inn. So, whatever type of stay you prefer, you'll find what you're looking for here. And, let's not forget the many events and entertainments that liven up the summer season and enhance your camping experience!
Nearby: Richmond Canot-Kayak, the Moulin à laine of Ulverton, bike path network la Cantonnière.
This spot is extra-charming, most notably because of its proximity to the river. In fact, in the summertime, you can rent kayak, canoe or inner tubes to make the most of its plum location near the water. Andlet's not forget the enchanted forest (escape games in the forest), the mini-farm and the water games!
Nearby: Bike paths, Parc régional du Mont-Ham, Burbank Pond, Parc Marie-Victorin, the Summit Drive
Located in the stunning setting of Mansonville, this campground is a veritable oasis for visitors looking to fuel up on greenery, water, mountains, forest and tranquility. The natural lake is the perfect place to enjoy a dip! In need for adventure? Go tubing down the river; take a hike; kayak, canoe or paddle board down the river; or hit the disc golf course! You’ll be smitten.
Nearby: Mansonville farmer’s market, Spa Bolton, Arbre Aventure in Eastman, City of Magog, Owl’s Head golf course
Surrounded by the Green Mountains of Vermont, Au diable vert looks out over the scenic Missisquoi Valley. This unique resort offers numerous activities and a range of different accommodations. There is a farm with shaggy-coated Highland cattle – a big hit with small fry!
Nearby: VéloVolant, ObservÉtoiles, the Missisquoi River, Mansonville (part of the cœur vilageois network), Town of Sutton, Townships Trail.
If you’re going to Huttopia, there’s no need to pack a pile of camping equipment. This place is a veritable village made up of already erected tents and wooden cabins situated in the heart of nature and they’re just waiting for you to move in! Situated on the slopes of Mont Sutton, Huttopia is the ideal spot to rest and rejuvenate.
Nearby: Mont Sutton, Plein air Sutton, town of Sutton, Microbrasserie Auberge Sutton microbrewery, À l’Abordage Microbrasserie microbrewery, Sutton Museum of Communications and History.
A babbling brook, small lake, woods, pool, lots of fresh air… Tucked in the town of Westbury, this campground will please all those who want to fill up on inspiration, energy and joie de vivre. Sound bath, yoga, hiking, Wim Hof session... Whether it's for a day or a weekend, you will be sure to recharge your batteries in this peaceful haven. Bliss!
Nearby: Parc des Deux Rivières, East Angus golf course, city of Sherbrooke.
Located in Eastman, this campground offers wooded or non-wooded sites ranging from zero to three services that will be the perfect base camp to explore and enjoy the many activities to do in the surrounding area.
Nearby: Sentiers de l'Estrie, Mademoiselle Nature, Boulangerie Artisanale Dora, Spa Eastman, Mont-Orford national park, cycling path
Each of our four national parks (Yamaska, Mont-Orford, Mont-Mégantic and Frontenac) offers ample opportunity for glorious camping. You’ll be thrilled with the experience—promise!
If you like a well-organized campground boasting an array of activities, installations for little ones and a ton of amenities to provide creature comforts, this is the place for you.
Nearby: Town of Magog, Mont Orford, Marais de la Rivière-aux-Cerises, bike path network
With over 300 campsites, including many by the water, this campground is perfect for a nature getaway (the sunsets are stunning!). Enjoy a variety of free activities for the whole family and explore the lake by kayak or paddleboard.
It's hard not to mention all the other campgrounds that delight thousands of campers every year! If you haven't found your favorite campsite yet, you might find it here!
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