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Why Not Quebec?

From the mostly rural Montérégie region just south of Montréal, through the Eastern Townships to the heart of Québec, up to Lanaudiere, and on to the cradle of industry in Mauricie, you couldn’t ask for a more inviting province in which to take an RV vacation.
Cultural and natural wonders abound, especially for the outdoors enthusiast. Paddle or hike through marshes and wetland, watch for birds in the Lac Saint-Pierre archipelago. Bond with nature while RVing in Quebec this Summer and enjoy the active pastimes this province was made for.

RVing in Quebec not only provides you with the opportunity to explore the province’s diverse landscapes, wildlife and culture, but also offers other benefits. Most of all, RVing allows for flexibility and spontaneity. How else can you travel without ever needing to book a room? And if you find that special place …. stay a while. On the other hand, if you feel the need to explore, there’s nothing to stop you from moving on to a different campground every night!

Itinerary

Day 1:

Arrive Montreal

Day 2:

Montreal to Riviere-du-Loup

Day 3:

Riviere-du-Loup to Percé

Day 4:

Gasp é Penninsula

Day 5:

Perc é to Matane to Baie-Comeau

Day 6:

Baie-Comeau to Tadoussac

Day 7:

Tadoussac to Quebec

Day 8:

In Quebec

Day 9:

Quebec to Trois-Rivieres

Day 10:

Trois Rivieres to Montreal

Day 11:

Return RV to Montreal Station

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Tour Route

Montreals's spectacular churches and rustic houses are a photographer's delight

Day 1: Pick up your vehicle in Montreal

Call CanaDream’s office in Saint Janvier shortly after 8.00am this morning to schedule your pickup time for today. If you are staying in an Airport hotel we will pick you up at your designated pickup time. Allow 1-2 hours at CanaDream to process your paperwork and learn about the operation of your CanaDream camper. When you’ve finished at CanaDream head out on Highway 20 towards Brampton, stopping en route to stock up on groceries and fill up with gas. As pickup times are generally between 1pm and 4pm, plan to travel only a short between 1pm and 4pm, plan to travel only a short distance today -

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perhaps stopping overnight at Camping Alouette in Saint-Mathieu de Beloeil. This will enable you to familiarise yourself with your vehicle and get organised before heading out of Montreal on Day 2. Check the Camping Alouette website at www.campingalouette.com. You are welcome to explore the area in your RV but please be aware that you are not permitted to park your RV within 20km of downtown Montreal. If you are planning to go downtown, please leave your vehicle at your campsite and take public transport to downtown areas.

Day 2: Montreal to Riviere-du-Loup
427km/267 miles

Renowned for its beautiful sunsets, Riviere-du-Loup (French for Wolf River) is situated between Québec City and the Gaspé Peninsula on the southern shore of the St. Lawrence River. The city is small with a population of just 21000, yet it features a range of activities for travellers looking to make it a stop on a trip through southern Quebec. Riviere-du-Loup Waterfall Park and Petit Temis Interprovincial Linear Park/North Section offer nature-lovers the opportunity to experience some local outdoor activities and excitement. Those interested in

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learning about the region's history and culture can visit the Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent, which preserves and exhibits contemporary Québecois art, or visit the Manoir Seigneurial Fraser to learn about the lives of a local family circa the early 19th century. Rodeo Country (late June/early July) gives residents and visitors the chance to experience a bit of the Wild West, while the Pleins Feux Riviere-du-Loup fireworks festival (late June) shows off the city's sunset before the pyrotechnic display lights up the sky.

Day 3: Riviere-du-Loup to Percé
550km/345 miles

Enjoy the passing seascapes from the comfort of your CanaDream motorhome before arriving in the lovely village of Percé. Some suggested activities during your stay in Percé are the cruise around Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island; this natural bird sanctuary is home to over 80,000 gannets. Percé is a very popular tourist village during the summer and, if you are

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travelling during that time, we recommend you phone ahead to reserve your campground spot. Percé has some excellent trails for those who enjoy hiking. The most popular is the path to Mont-Sainte-Anne, the left fork of which leads to commanding view of Percé Rock, Bonaventure Island and the surrounding coastline.

Day 4: Gaspé Penninsula

With so much to do and see on the Gaspé Penninsula, you'll most likely decide to spend a few extra days here. For many people even a week won't be enough to experience all the Penninsula has to offer.The beautiful drive encircling the Gaspé Peninsula offers magnificent views of the rugged coastline as well as

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mountain scenery. Visit lovely Forillon National Park; pause at Hyman’s General Store (seasonal), which inspires memories of days gone by, be blown away at Le Nordais - one of the largest windmill parks in Canada and enjoy the serenity of the Mètis Gardens, featuring 40 acres of developed gardens and a manor.

Day 5: Percé to Matane to Baie-Comeau

Day 6: Baie-Comeau to Tadoussac
360km/225 miles

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Day 7: Tadoussac to Quebec

Day 8: In Quebec
450km/281 miles

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Day 9: Quebec to Trois-Rivieres
130km/82 miles

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Day 10: Trois Rivieres to Montreal

Nighttime is a beautiful time to explore Montreal city

Day 11: Return RV to Montreal Station
Approximately 200km/125 miles dependent upon route

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There are many fine French restaurants to offer a great dining experience in Montreal

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