Réserve faunique des Laurentides

Espace Nomade Camp-Mercier 

Discover the new Sépaq camping offer in the heart of Réserve faunique des Laurentides: Espace Nomade. Spread over three sectors (Camp-Mercier, Lac-de-la-Cour, and Lac-Talbot), these campsites are intended for autonomous campers passing through the wildlife reserve and designed to accommodate recreational vehicles (max 25').

All sectors are located near Route 175, making last-minute bookings easy for travelers in transit.

Each site is identified by a number and is designed to accommodate recreational vehicles (vans, RVs, and motorhomes). Tents, trailers, and trailer tents are not allowed. Picnic tables and fire rings are located in a shared community area, facilitating encounters between campers.

Camp-Mercier: This sector offers amenities such as toilets, an outdoor sink, drinking water, and electric charging stations. Although there is no natural water access point on site, you will enjoy increased comfort for your stay.

Espace Nomade Lac-de-la-Cour

Discover the new Sépaq camping offer in the heart of Réserve faunique des Laurentides: Espace Nomade. Spread over three sectors (Camp-Mercier, Lac-de-la-Cour, and Lac-Talbot), these campsites are intended for autonomous campers passing through the wildlife reserve and designed to accommodate recreational vehicles (max 25').

All sectors are located near Route 175, making last-minute bookings easy for travelers in transit.

Each site is identified by a number and is designed to accommodate recreational vehicles (vans, RVs, and motorhomes). Tents, trailers, and trailer tents are not allowed. Picnic tables and fire rings are located in a shared community area, facilitating encounters between campers.

Lac-de-la-Cour: Located on or near lakes, these campsites provide a wilder and more bucolic experience. You will find non-potable water, dry toilets, and peaceful sites offering authentic contact with the great outdoors.

Pour le ski de fond et la raquette, la renommée du Camp Mercier n'est plus à faire! Situé dans la réserve faunique des Laurentides, à moins d'une heure de Québec, il offre aux skieurs de fond le pas classique et de pas de patin et aux raquetteurs, une grande variété de sentiers, une saison exceptionnellement longue (jusqu'en avril), des paysages grandioses et des points de vue sans égal!

Just one hour from Quebec City, this campsite with more than 120 sites is located on the edge of magnificent Lake Jacques-Cartier (route 175, km 135). Ideal for fishing enthusiasts, this campsite also has a large community room, a children's play area, a landscaped sandy bank, a volleyball court and a pétanque area. A dump station is also available for recreational vehicles. Open from the end of May to the beginning of September.

Espace Nomade Lac-Talbot

Discover the new Sépaq camping offer in the heart of Réserve faunique des Laurentides: Espace Nomade. Spread over three sectors (Camp-Mercier, Lac-de-la-Cour, and Lac-Talbot), these campsites are intended for autonomous campers passing through the wildlife reserve and designed to accommodate recreational vehicles (max 25').

All sectors are located near Route 175, making last-minute bookings easy for travelers in transit.

Each site is identified by a number and is designed to accommodate recreational vehicles (vans, RVs, and motorhomes). Tents, trailers, and trailer tents are not allowed. Picnic tables and fire rings are located in a shared community area, facilitating encounters between campers.

Lac-Talbot: Located on or near lakes, these campsites provide a wilder and more bucolic experience. You will find non-potable water, dry toilets, and peaceful sites offering authentic contact with the great outdoors.

More north of the reserve and a few kilometers from the city of Alma, the Belle-Rivière campsite is a family destination par excellence: children's playground, nautical activities, sandy shore, cycling and hiking. There are 45 locations, 15 of which can accommodate a recreational vehicle. In addition to the many lakes offered for fishermen, it is also possible to rent a canoe, a kayak, a boat and an engine. Please note that fishing with personal boat is not allowed in this area. There is no draining station for recreational vehicles on this campsite.

True paradise for hunting and fishing, the Laurentides wildlife reserve is the largest native trout pool in the world!

Operation periods:

Daily accommodation and fishing stays: mid-May at the beginning of September.

Moose hunting : September 10th to September 30th

Small game : October

A veritable hunting and fishing paradise, the Laurentides wildlife reserve is the largest pool of native trout in the world!

Operation periods:

Fishing in accommodation and daily fishing: mid-May to early September.

Moose hunting : September 10th to September 30th

Small game hunting : October