14 Nights: The Grand Quebéc Discovery Loop: (1,700 km)

DAY 1: Montréal to Trois Rivières

After picking up your RV in Montreal, begin your journey northeast along the St. Lawrence River, heading toward Trois-Rivières. The drive offers beautiful views of the riverbanks and charming small towns along the way. Upon arrival, explore the historic downtown area, known for its beautiful old buildings and waterfront promenade. In the evening, enjoy a relaxing dinner in one of the riverside restaurants and take a short stroll along the riverbank to enjoy the sunset.

Please note you are not allowed to park your RV in Montréal City.

• Camping au Grande R Inc

DAY 2: Trois Rivières to La Tuque

 Depart Trois-Rivières and head north into the Mauricie region. The drive winds through dense forests, lakes, and rolling hills, offering a peaceful transition into Quebec’s wilderness. Consider a stop in Shawinigan for groceries or a short stroll by the river. Continue toward La Tuque, a friendly town surrounded by nature and outdoor activities. Once settled at your campsite, enjoy an evening walk, access to nearby trails, or quiet time by the water.

• Camping La Tuque

DAY 3: La Tuque to Saguenay Fjord

Continue your journey deeper into Quebec’s north. The route from La Tuque to Saguenay is remote and stunning, passing through forests, lakes, and rugged landscapes. Upon arrival in Saguenay, explore the dramatic surroundings of the Saguenay Fjord. Wander through the boroughs of La Baie or Chicoutimi, or choose a short trail with panoramic views. End the day relaxing at your campsite under the vast northern skies.

• Camping Baie-Éternité
• Camping Municipale Saint-Félix d'Otis

DAY 4: Saguenay Fjord- Leisure & Exploration

Dedicate a full day to discovering the beauty of the Saguenay Fjord at a relaxed pace. Hike to breathtaking lookouts such as Cap-Trinité or Cap-Éternité for panoramic views of the cliffs and river below. If you prefer water activities, rent a kayak or take a short boat cruise for a close-up view of the fjord walls and wildlife. Stop at nearby villages to sample local cuisine or browse artisan shops. In the afternoon, return to your campsite for reading, photography, or simply soaking in the calm of the fjord. End the day with a campfire under the stars, listening to the gentle lapping of water along the shore.

Same as Day 3

DAY 5: Saguenay to Quebéc City

Head south toward Quebec City, driving through riverside villages, farmlands, and rolling hills. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the charm of Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Stroll the cobblestone streets, admire the iconic Château Frontenac, and explore the boutiques and galleries in Petit-Champlain. Don’t miss the boardwalk along the St. Lawrence River for beautiful sunset views. In the evening, unwind at a nearby campground, enjoying a quiet meal and the evening air before preparing for the next leg of your journey.

Please note you are not allowed to park your RV in Quebec City.

• Camping Transit
• Camping Chalets Lac St-Agustin

DAY 6: Quebéc City-Exploration & Leisure Day

Spend a relaxed day exploring Quebec City, one of Canada’s most charming and walkable destinations. Wander through the UNESCO-listed historic district, taking in cobblestone streets, fortified walls, and landmarks like Château Frontenac and Dufferin Terrace with sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River. Visit the Quebec Citadel and its armory to learn about the city’s military history and enjoy panoramic views from the fortified ramparts overlooking the St. Lawrence. Descend into the Petit-Champlain District to browse boutiques and enjoy street performances. End the day with a visit to the Plains of Abraham Park.

Please note you are not allowed to park your RV in Quebec City.

DAY 7: Quebéc City to Trois Rivières (via Île d'Orléans)

Take a scenic detour across Île d’Orléans, known for its fertile farmland and artisanal products. Stop at local farms to taste cider, cheese, chocolate, or jams. Enjoy walking through riverside villages and taking in the slow-paced charm of island life. Continue west to Trois-Rivières, a city steeped in history along the St. Lawrence River. Explore the historic riverfront, visit galleries and cafés, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere before settling into a nearby campsite for the evening.

• Camping H2O
• Camping Îles Melville

DAY 8: Trois Rivières to Oka National Park

Travel west to Oka National Park, enjoying scenic roads that pass serene lakes, forests, and small towns. Upon arrival, explore the park’s beaches, forest trails, and cycling paths. Visit the historic Abbaye d’Oka to sample local artisan cheese. Spend the evening around a campfire at the park, reflecting on the journey so far, while enjoying the peaceful natural surroundings.

• Oka National Park Campground

DAY 9: Oka to Eastern Townships

 Travel southeast to the Eastern Townships, a region of rolling hills, vineyards, and charming towns. Explore Magog with its lakeside promenade, enjoy wine and cheese tastings at local producers, or take a hike along scenic trails in the surrounding mountains. Evening at a lakeside campsite allows you to enjoy a sunset over the water while relaxing after the day’s drive.

• Camping Magog Orford

Day 10: Eastern Township-Coaticook Exploration

 Spend a day hiking through Coaticook Gorge Park, crossing the famous suspension bridge and exploring wooded trails. Stop at nearby villages for coffee or lunch, discovering the local culture and charm. Return to your campsite for a quiet evening in nature, enjoying the sights and sounds of the Eastern Townships.

• Same as Day 9

DAY 11: Eastern Townships to Ottawa

 Head west toward Ottawa, possibly taking a detour through Gatineau Park for hiking, picnic spots, and scenic lookouts. Upon arrival in Canada’s capital, explore the highlights such as Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal, and the vibrant ByWard Market. Evening at a nearby campground allows you to relax without venturing into the urban core, enjoying the calm of nature after a day of sightseeing.

Please note you are not allowed to park your RV in Ottawa City.

• Wesley Clover Parks Campground
• Kittawa RV Resort

Day 12: Ottawa Leisure & Cultural Day

 Spend a full day enjoying Ottawa’s cultural and natural attractions. Visit the National Gallery, the Museum of History, or wander along the Rideau Canal. Enjoy biking or kayaking on the Ottawa River, or simply relax at your campsite with a book or a game. Evening campfire and storytelling under the stars round out the day.

Please note you are not allowed to park your RV in Ottawa City.

• Same as Day 11

Day 13: Ottawa to Mont Tremblant/ Lauentians

Return southeast to Mont-Tremblant or a nearby Laurentian lake. Take time to enjoy a final hike or canoe trip in the forested surroundings. Settle into a lakeside campsite for a farewell campfire and sunset, reflecting on the journey through Quebec’s varied landscapes.

• Camping de la Diable
• Iroquois Falls Campground

Day 14: Mont Tremblant Leisure Day

 Spend a leisurely day in the Laurentians, enjoying optional morning hikes or paddling on a nearby lake. Take in the forest, relax at the campsite, or capture photographs of the stunning natural scenery. Evening campfire and final night under the stars complete your nature-filled journey.

• Same as Day 13

Day 15: Mont Tremblant to Montréal

Take a picturesque drive back to Fraserway Montreal, winding through quaint villages and serene rural landscapes. Pause for a coffee or some sightseeing along the way. Arrive with ample time to return your RV by 11:30 a.m., wrapping up your 14-night journey through Quebec’s most stunning regions.