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Camping Au Bord de la mer

Camping Au Bord de la mer

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173 Rue Notre Dame E, Cap-Chat-Est, Québec, G0J 1G0, Canada
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Feb 17, 2018
Nice highway stop camping for us. Clean, and on a point. Point can make it a bit windy, but nice on a hot night. Plenty of room for tents to class A. Its also close to grocery and other supplies. We will be back for sure.

Jul 13, 2017
Very trusting people: owners let you take wood or install your tent and pay them later if they are blnot there. Great view. A bit too windy. Access to the beach. Free tourists informations.

Jun 12, 2016
This camping didnt give me the feeling i was actually on a campground. It was More like a field without Trees or anything. I also think it was still under construction, because there was only one shower working and it was rather cold in the bathrooms. The Big Plus is the location. If you make a few Steps, you have wet feet. We made a campfire at the beach and that was really worth it. The Guy (owner?) at the reception was really friendly and helpfull. So i'm wishing him the best with upgrading or finishing his campground

Jul 7, 2018
Vents importants de 50 Km/h sur le bord du golfe , mais le personnel est très courtois. Wi-Fi fiable et puissant sur tout le site du camping. Les blocs sanitaires sont propres et entretenus régulièrement. Côté homme 3 toilettes et 2 douches. Laveuse et sécheuse disponibles du côté femme. Ce camping est bien situé par rapport aux activités dans la région.

Jul 17, 2018
Belle accueil, belle vue et une grande plage. Nous avons pu manger du homard que les propriétaires nous avaient préparé. Nous avons adoré.

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