From 20 east, take exit 311. Turn left on "Rue de Berniere" and left again on "Route des Rivières". Pass over the highway and turn left on "Chemin Olivier" until you have reached your destination.
From 20 West, take exit 311. Turn left on "Chemin Olivier" until you have reach your destination.
Directions de conduite : Depuis l'autoroute 20 est, prenez la sortie 311. Tournez à gauche sur la "Rue de Bernière", puis à nouveau à gauche sur la "Route des Rivières". Traversez l'autoroute et tournez à gauche sur le "Chemin Olivier" jusqu'à ce que vous atteigniez votre destination. Depuis l'autoroute 20 ouest, prenez la sortie 311. Tournez à gauche sur le "Chemin Olivier" jusqu'à ce que vous atteigniez votre destination.
Camping Quebec registration number : 198660
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