Parc national du Fjord-du-Saguenay

The Notre-Dame du Saguenay historic statue was erected in 1881 and is perched at 180 meters above on the first of Cap Trinité's three plateaus. A 7.6 km trail (round trip) leads to the base of the statue. It can also be seen from the various cruise and kayak excursions offered in the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park (departures from Baie Éternité).

Ready-to-camp for family or friends perfectly integrated into the natural environment and located in the heart of protected areas.
All you have to bring is food, bedding and towels (possibility of rental).
Heating, lighting and complete kitchen. Picnic table and garden chairs outside.

Fjord-du-Saguenay National Park preserves and enhances the Saguenay Fjord, a unique environment in Quebec.

Open: May to October

Sentier de la Rivière
Total length: 8.4 km
Trail rating: intermediate

Sentier de la Statue
Total length: 7.6 km
Trail rating: intermediate

Sentier des Méandres-à-Falaises
Total length: 1.6 km
Trail rating: easy

Sentier Les Caps vers L’Anse-Saint-Jean
Total length: 27 or 32 km
Trail rating: difficult

Sentier de l’Anse-de-Tabatière
Total length: 0.5 km
Trail rating: easy

Sentier des Chutes jusqu’à la montagne Blanche
Total length: 13.6 km
Trail rating: difficult
Open all year

Sentier des Poètes
Total length: 10 km
Trail rating: intermediate

Sentier Les Caps vers Baie-Éternité
Total length: 27 or 32 km
Trail rating: difficult

Open: End of May to September

Come here for a quiet day’s fishing for brook trout on one of our five lakes or on the bank of the Rivière Éternité. You’ll find boats available on all the lakes.

Whether you are looking for the comfort of a fully serviced campsite or the rustic charm of more rudimentary pitches, a camping stay in the park guarantees peaceful nights.

River Eternity Sector
There are about 100 pitches without services and two services (water and electricity) that can accommodate tents and recreational vehicles. Near the Baie-Éternité campground are picnic areas, a mini convenience store at the discovery centre, hiking trails, via ferrata trails and guided sea kayaking, zodiac and rabaska excursions.

Located 3.5 km from the reception, open-air sites are also reserved for group camping. They are accessible on foot (approximately 100 metres to walk). This is the perfect opportunity to spend a memorable stay with family, friends, a school group or a summer camp. Near the group area there is a sanitary block, picnic tables and fire pits.

Baie-Sainte-Marguerite sector

Camping le Bleuvet: Approximately fifty sites with no services and two services (water and electricity) can accommodate tents and recreational vehicles. Near the campground: hiking trails, beluga whale watching lookout, Nature Boutique at the Discovery and Services Centre.

Pointe-du-Moulin Campground: Ten (10) rustic sites are accessible on foot or by bicycle (2.3 km) and offer a view of Sainte-Marguerite Bay. It is possible to rent a luggage trailer. Drinking water must be provided.

Sentier Les Caps trail: several rustic campsites are set up along the fjord and on the sentier des Caps trail to allow kayak-camping and long-distance hiking enthusiasts a stay of several days. Sentier Le Fjord: several rustic campsites are located along the fjord and on the sentier Le Fjord to allow kayak-camping and long-distance hiking enthusiasts to stay for several days.

Our friendly little chalets are waiting for you to enjoy a pleasant experience with family or friends. They are located in the Baie-Éternité sector, are fully equipped and accessible by car.

Discover Baie Éternité from high above! Securely anchored to the cliffs overhanging the bay, cross the void on an 85 meter long suspended bridge! Groups are limited to a maximum of 8 people to ensure close contact with the guide at all times. The crossing is carried out in a safe manner at the rhythm of the participants.

Our two discovery and service centres offer exhibitions where you can discover the special character of the fjord, its history and the species found there. Visit Le Fjord du Saguenay, in Rivière-Éternité, and Le Béluga, in Baie-Sainte-Marguerite in the municipality of Sacré-Cœur.

When winter comes, Fjord-du-Saguenay National Park becomes the well-kept secret of many outdoor, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing enthusiasts.

A Nordic ski and snowshoe trail, with a stay in a refuge or rustic camp, links Rivière-Éternité to L'Anse-Saint-Jean.

The Baie-Sainte-Marguerite de Sacré-Coeur sector is also accessible as far as the refuge de l'anse à la Barge.

Total length of trails (km): 27.2
Total number of tracks: 2
Difficulty: Easy, Intermediate, Difficult