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Grands-Jardins National Park

Grands-Jardins National Park

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21 Route 381, Saint-Urbain, Québec, G4A 1C2, Canada
(800) 665-6527 www.sepaq.com/pq/grj
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Jun 2, 2018
One of the best national parks in Quebec. The level of cleanliness for the size and busy-ness of the park is outstanding. Staff are knowledgeable and provide great friendly service. Tried the ready-to-camp for a few nights, it was extremely convenient and spacious. Open views of the landscape are available for most campsites, most sites have a radio/noise limitation :(, but the upside is quiet and calm views. A drawback is the camping areas tend to be isolated from the hikes and picnic spot. Though there are a lot of things to in the camp areas too (swim/kayak/canoe/trek). Things tend to be pricey in the park, so make sure to stock up in the city before heading in. There are a number of great hikes and views in this park, lots of different photo opportunities and experiences to be had. Don't forget to be mindful of the ever present wildlife.

Jul 4, 2018
The whole area is an amazing piece of heaven. We had a bright nice day going to the top of Mt Lac Des Cygnes. The path is well groomed and easy to take. While really hot the cool gentle breeze kept us cool and fresh. Views are stunning all around!

Jul 12, 2018
Amazing views, well marked trails and polite, helpful staff.

Oct 9, 2017
Amazing hiking spots. Trails range from difficult to easy, so there's some variety. The intermediate and above trails get you to some incredible vistas. Note: it gets pretty windy at the top, so bring an extra layer!

Sep 6, 2017
Amazing and beautiful park. Not that many trails, but definitely recommend doing the via ferrata. It was loads of fun!

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Mon:8:30 am - 8 pm
Tue:8:30 am - 8 pm
Wed:8:30 am - 8 pm
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Fri:8:30 am - 9 pm
Sat:8:30 am - 9 pm