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Rimouski Camping & Motel Anse

Rimouski Camping & Motel Anse

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1105 Boulevard St Germain, Rimouski, Québec, G5L 8Y9, Canada
(418) 721-0322 www.campingrimouski.com
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Jul 16, 2018
Very clean , friendly , and pet- friendly. Bathroom's were clean, free wi-fi at our site, hot water station for washing dishes, speak French and English and have good bundles of wood. We would be happy to come back again !

Jun 12, 2017
Management worked diligently to find the site that suited us best in black fly season. We were tenting so that was important. Didn't charge us for second site.Non buggy sites close to highway so ear plugs a must. Common room very welcome and washrooms spacious and clean. Certainly worked for a stop over on our cycle tour to the Gaspe. Merci

Aug 1, 2017
Very nice private campground. The staff was awesome. Restrooms were brand new (2017) and kept clean. Many different camp sites: treed or not, pull through, with or without latform for tents, some with nice views. Camp sites are close to each others like most private campgrounds. We can hear the road closeby, like most campgroupds. Nice amenities but no pool, there is a nice beach closeby. Free Wifi works (sort of) even in remote corners. Nice dry (July 2017) sold in plastic bins for ease of transportation, and they add kindling and paper to light it up! Close to everything, including Bic Park!

Jul 12, 2017
Camping ground is good but park for kids is awesome. With the mini farm, it's definitely a good place to stop.

Aug 27, 2017
Really nice camping!!! There is real intimate shower, I really enjoyed my stay!

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