Quebec City KOA Holiday Blog
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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
Quebec is a city in Canada well renowned for its French culture. Many of the locals here speak French — with French actually being their first language. English is still spoken, and there are areas that are popular with English-speaking tourists, but knowing some French can transform your travel experience.
Even though French is the primary language in Quebec, you should be able to get around just fine even if you do not know a great deal. However, in addition to the locals taking great pride in their beautiful language, the laws in the city also greatly limit the use of English. This means it's very likely you will come across signs that are only written in French when you are sightseeing or shopping.
Taking a little extra time to learn more about the language will help you gain a much broader perspective of the city and culture — as well as connect easier with the locals.
Ready to expand your vocabulary? Here are a few words and basic French sayings to learn before your trip:
Another way to learn helpful French phrases and gain a much deeper and broader understanding of the language is to join an exchange program or hosting program in the city. When you study French in Quebec, you will be able to fully immerse yourself in French culture.
Being around French Canadians and engaging with French lessons, activities and work experiences make it easier to learn the language firsthand. Choosing to stay with a French-speaking family will also let you fully immerse yourself in the language and culture and grow your knowledge.
Now that you know some essential French phrases for travel, it is time to start planning your vacation. At Quebec City KOA Holiday, you will be able to choose from several different camping and lodging options while enjoying amenities like our pet-friendly KampK9® dog park area, pool and children's park.
With convenient access to Quebec City, you can easily take advantage of everything this unforgettable city has to offer — plus, our campground owners speak both French and English, making it easier than ever to plan your getaway! Give us a call at 800-562-3644 to get started or book your stay online.
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