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Camping Indian Head

Camping Indian Head

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1669 QC-132, Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie, Québec, G0C 2X0, Canada
(418) 645-2333 www.teteindien.com
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May 23, 2018
Best of the best! I strongly recommand this camping. The view is incredible and it's totally worth the sight.

Jun 17, 2018
Amazing cliff edge sites. Fantastic views of the Saint-Lawrence. Saw some minkes and the loups-marins sung us to sleep. Will return next year. François is a charming host.

Oct 16, 2017
This is a small camping along the road. There's a lot of noise coming from trucks. It is next to the ocean tho and it's a great spot to do beach fire.

May 19, 2018
Beautiful views of the St Lawrence

Aug 13, 2016
Always windy but very nice. They have water but not drinking water. Boil advisory. Boil Water Details: Boil Water Advisory is in effect. Please bring water to a rolling boil for at least 1 full minute before using for drinking, food preparation and brushing teeth. They have a small beach. Nothing much for children. Noticed plenty of fishing going on. Since i don't fish i cant tell you anything more on this subject. Bathrooms are clean but anyone can walk in on you. I don't like the set up at all. No doors to the toilet or shower area. Laundry facilities available. No store on site. Firewood available to purchase. There are wash outs or the driveway on even the smallest amount of rain. Hard to maneuver the motorcycle around washouts that remain unfixed for days. Also if your RV over 40feet you will be hard pressed in getting in and out of these tiered camping spots. There are a few others available on lower levels bigger RV may fit better. Love the tiered spots because you can still see over your neighbour.

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