Campgrounds and RV parks near Beaupré, QC

Beaupré sits on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River about 40 kilometres northeast of Quebec City, at the foot of Mont-Sainte-Anne and along the Côte-de-Beaupré scenic route. The area works well as an RV base for travellers combining urban sightseeing in Old Quebec with mountain, river, and rural touring. Most local campgrounds are seasonal and concentrate in a corridor that runs from Boischatel and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré up to the Mont-Sainte-Anne resort area. Camping Mont Ste-Anne is the closest large RV-friendly option, set in a wooded site near the ski mountain with shaded and open pitches, a lake with a beach, and access to an extensive mountain-bike trail network. Camping Ile Dorleans sits across the bridge on Île d'Orléans and offers a rural, agricultural-island setting close to cideries and farm stands. Camping Turmel Enr and Camping Le Domaine Champetre provide smaller, quieter alternatives along the Côte-de-Beaupré, while Camping Transit is a practical stop closer to the Quebec City side for travellers prioritizing quick access to the city.

Private campgrounds in the Beaupré area are booked directly through each operator's own website or by phone. Camping Mont Ste-Anne opens its summer reservations in spring and also accepts phone bookings at the campground office. For Camping Ile Dorleans, Camping Turmel Enr, Camping Le Domaine Champetre, and Camping Transit, reserve through the individual operator rather than a central platform. Provincial park sites in Quebec, including those operated by Sépaq at parks farther afield, are booked through the Sépaq reservation system, which opens its summer season several months in advance. For July and August stays, especially for serviced pull-through sites, book several weeks ahead, and book well before fall foliage weekends in early October.