Campgrounds and RV parks near Betsiamites, QC

Betsiamites, also known as Pessamit, is an Innu community on Quebec's Côte-Nord, sitting on the north shore of the St. Lawrence estuary roughly between Forestville and Baie-Comeau. RV travellers use it as a base for the upper North Shore, with Route 138 providing direct access to coastal beaches, river mouths, and whale-watching points further south. Campground options closest to Betsiamites are limited, so most RV itineraries combine a stop in the area with sites south toward Tadoussac and Les Bergeronnes or across the river on the Bas-Saint-Laurent shore. Camping Paradis Marin in Les Bergeronnes is a well-known coastal stop where whales are regularly visible from shore, while Bic Provincial Park (Parc national du Bic) across the estuary offers a full national-park camping network. Camping De La Mer, Camping Annie, and Bas St. Laurent KOA Resort fill out the practical options for RVers planning a multi-day Côte-Nord and Bas-Saint-Laurent loop.

Quebec's provincial parks, including Bic Provincial Park, are managed by Sépaq and booked through the Sépaq online reservation system or by phone at 1-800-665-6527. Sépaq typically releases the full summer season at national parks in a single launch in early November the year before, so the most popular sectors at Bic, particularly Tombolo and Rivière-du-Sud-Ouest, are often booked out for July and August weekends well in advance. A virtual waiting room manages access on opening day. Private campgrounds such as Camping De La Mer, Camping Annie, Camping Paradis Marin, and Bas St. Laurent KOA Resort are booked directly through each operator or through the KOA reservation system. Park entry at Sépaq parks is separate from the camping fee and should be purchased before arrival.