Montreal West KOA
Open April 20 - October 20
Reserve: 800-562-9395
Reserve: 800-562-9395
Info: 450-763-5625
Info: 450-763-5625
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Directions
Located at Exit 17 from Hwy 20. Easiest access to downtown Montreal and Hwy 401. From Hwy 20: Take Exit 17 to Route 338 West. From Valleyfield Road: 132 west to 201 North turn right to Route 338 East. From Ottawa 40: Take 201 South. Turn right on 338 West.
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This KOA is the easiest access to downtown Montreal.
Drive or take a bus from Valleyfield (5 min. from KOA) to downtown's cornucopia of shops, restaurants, historic sites and cultural pleasures that are a charming blend of French and English. Experience four distinct ecosystems at the Biodome. Test your luck at Casino de Montreal (one of the world's largest) or test your nerve at La Ronde amusement park. Find many attractions in Valleyfield, from the International Regatta held in July to a blues festival and a country festival with rodeo and dance in August. KOA's heated pool and tree-shaded grounds help you unwind at day's end. Walk or bike along the Soulanges Canal. Enjoy nearby golf courses. This KOA has received a four-star rating by Camping Quebec. Email: koamtlwest@gmail.com. Pool: Victoria Weekend - Labour Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 90 feet. Your hosts: Lyne & Christian Renaud.
Campground Amenities
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Campground Awards
Campground Awards
President's Award
Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service.
Campground Programs
Campground Programs
KOA Care Camps
This badge has been earned by this KOA Campground for compassion and support of KOA Care Camps. It is given out following our Big Weekend, and is in effect for one year.
Donate To Care Camps
Donate to Care Camps
Having cancer shouldn't mean giving up the joys of childhood. That's why the KOA Campground Owners Association created the Care Camps Trust - to help children who have cancer enjoy care-free time focusing on fun, friends and activities at sleep-away camp instead of on their illness.