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
There is so much to see in Quebec city! Use our campground as a basecamp while you discover all the area has to offer.
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985, Old Québec is the most intact fortified town north of Mexico, retaining its colonial architecture for over 400 years. It is the historic and cultural heart of Québec City, and the birthplace of French North America.Wander through Petit-Champlain, one of the oldest shopping streets in North America, and discover the historic gems found inside the walls, including the fortified walls and ramparts. Explore the shops and marina of Old Port, and soak in the atmosphere of the Plains of Abraham and Parliament Hill. Just a 15min drive away from the campground.
https://www.quebec-cite.com/en/old-quebec-city
Parc de la Chute-Montmorency is a few minutes from Québec City. Located between the river and the cliffs, it's one of the province's most spectacular sites. Montmorency Falls (83 m) dominates the landscape. https://www.sepaq.com/destinations/parc-chute-montmorency/
History, culture and nature blend in perfect harmony on the Plains of Abraham in the heart of Quebec City. Enjoy a nice walk, stroll or picnic in the park.
Musée de la civilisation has and will always strive to stand out as a premier museum both in Canada and on the world stage. Its creativity, like the performance of its artisans, is a Musée de la civilisation trademark. From the very first exhibitions put on by Musée de la civilisation in 1988 to the establishment of the Centre national de conservation et d'études des collections, its multidisciplinary teams continue to make groundbreaking contributions to museological practices.
THE CHANGING OF THE GUARD CEREMONY IS BEING REPLACED BY A MUSICAL PERFORMANCE BY THE ROYAL 22ND REGIMENT BAND.FROM JUNE 26 TO SEPTEMBER 1ST, WEDNESDAY TO SUNDAY AT 10 A.M.A BRIEF HISTORYThe Changing of the Guard has been a tradition at the Citadelle of Québec since 1928 except for a brief hiatus between 1939 and 1945. The ceremony features soldiers of the Royal 22e Régiment decked out in their scarlet regimental dress and bearskins as the "new guard" relieves the "old guard" after 24 hours of sentry duty at the Citadelle's entrance.
It is based on the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace and is the only such ceremony in the province—a must-see experience for visitors to Quebec's capital!
At 83 m (272.3') high, a full 30 m (98.4') taller than Niagara Falls, the Montmorency Falls are as spectacular a sight in the summer as in the winter. They are located in a park of the same name only 15 minutes from Old Québec. This is one destination you will not want to miss, as it is where the St. Lawrence River stretches out not far from the base of the cliffs. During your visit, you get to choose between wonder and adventure. Take a cable car to the top of the cliff to admire the falls from a unique vantage point. The view is breathtaking, even in the winter! Cross the suspended bridge to the belvedere, where you can feel the power of the river as it thunders past. For the daredevil in you, follow one of the three via ferrata routes up the cliff, or zoom over the plunge pool on the double zipline 300 m (984') in the air. You can also learn about the site's fascinating history at the interpretation centre. In the summer, you can have a picnic at the historical orchard and test your endurance by climbing the 487 steps of the panoramic staircase. Tourists with a fine palate will appreciate one of the best brunches in the region, served at the Montmorency Manor.
5300 Sainte-Anne Blvd
Quebec, QC G1C 0M3
The blueberry field has more than fifteen varieties of blueberries, each as tasty as the next. U-pick, sale of local products and blueberry cosmetics, tasting of lunches and desserts in the warm atmosphere of the coffee.
975 Chem. Vire-Crêpes, Saint-Nicolas
Levis, QC G7A 2A1
"Take a Car, Take a Bike or Go on Foot"
At just under a kilometer, the Quebec/Levis takes 12 minutes, crossing connects the north and south shores of the St. Lawrence River. Hundreds of people take the ferry between Québec City and Levis every day. But it's not just a means of transportation! The Quebec/Levis crossing makes for a fun, affordable, and accessible activity.
One of the best things about the Quebec/Levis crossing is the view. By day, you can take in Old Québec's varied architectural landscape, with Chateau Frontenac perched like a crown jewel on the heights of Cap Diamond. At night, you'll be dazzled by the city lights as they bounce off the waves.
6001 Rue Laurier
Lévis, QC G6V 0P5
Site of major battles and first national historic park in Canada, this destination includes the Plains of Abraham and Des Braves park. The Plains of Abraham Museum is the gateway to the site, offering exhibitions, activities, services and an information desk. Discover history and nature in the city!
The Plains of Abraham take their name from a popular usage dating back to the first decades of New France, when, from 1635 to 1667, part of these lands belonged to Abraham Martin.Available activities
835, av. Wilfrid-Laurier
Québec, QC G1R 2L3
Admire these 35 meters high waterfalls from the spectacular suspended bridge, located 23 meters above the Chaudière River, or from its numerous belvederes around the park. Picnic areas, playgrounds, hiking trails, and bike paths will make this place the perfect one-day adventure!Access and parking:
- Highway 73, Exit 130, Charny District
- Highway 20, Exit 311, then Route 116 West, Saint-Nicolas District
3300, street Parc des chutes
Lévis, QC G6X 1B4
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