If you're looking to get away from it all, Quebec and Ontario offer some of Canada's most beautiful parks. Here's a selection of the 10 best parks to explore, including camping sites for adventure seekers.
1. Mont tremblant National park 
Parc national du Mont-Tremblant is Quebec's oldest and largest park. With its vast forests, rivers and lakes, it's a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The park offers numerous camping sites, perfect for total immersion in nature. You'll have the chance to hike on a variety of trails, as the sentier de la Roche sentier du Centenaire, or take a trip to the Rivière du Diable.
Covering an area of 1,510 square kilometers, the park offers a multitude of activities to suit all tastes and seasons !
(National park Mont Tremblant)
2. Jacques-Cartier, National Park (Québec)
Located just 30 minutes from Quebec City, Jacques-Cartier National Park offers a multitude of activities for outdoor enthusiasts. The Les Loups trail The Les Loups trail offers panoramic views of the Jacques-Cartier valley, perfect for hikers.
For those who prefer camping, the park offers pitches for tents and caravans, hurts and yurts, at Camping Parc Jacques Cartier. Water sports enthusiasts can canoe or kayak down the Jacques-Cartier River, while anglers can enjoy trout fishing in the river huts and yurts at the Camping du Parc Jacques Cartier. and surrounding lakes.
3. Mauricie National park
Historically, the Mauricie region was a place of passage where Aboriginal peoples practiced subsistence hunting and fishing, followed by the fur trade. In the 19th and 20th centuries, intensive logging left its mark on the region. Today, La Mauricie National Park is home to numerous species of wildlife, including the Eastern wolf, black bear, beaver, moose and several species of fish.
With its dense forests, lakes and rivers, Mauricie national park is an ideal destination for hikers and campers. Hikers can explore popular trails such as le . For campers, the park offers both serviced and primitive campsites, as well as cottages. Canoeists and kayakers can explore the park's many lakes and rivers. Finally, wildlife enthusiasts will have the opportunity to observe moose and beaver in their natural habitat.
The park boasts 150 kilometers of trails, suitable for all skill levels, offering breathtaking panoramas, hidden waterfalls and abundant wildlife.
4. Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie National park, Québec
This park is distinguished by its impressive cliffs and breathtaking panoramas, and is renowned among glaciers for its iconic routes such as La Pomme d’or et La Loutre.
Outdoor activities such as kayaking and hiking are popular, and campers can choose from several picturesque sites.
Hiking enthusiasts can take advantage of numerous trails, including the famous Acropole des Draveurs Trails, offering unforgettable panoramic views.
Rivière Malbaie, which runs through the park, is perfect for canoeing and kayaking, allowing visitors to explore its calm waters and rapids.
In winter, the park is transformed into a paradise for snowshoers and cross-country skiers !
5. Gaspésie National park, Québec
Famous for its mountains, wildlife and caribou, this park offers exceptional hiking opportunities. Gaspésie National park Well-equipped camping sites are available to extend your wilderness adventure.
Hikers can follow Mont Jacques-Cartier trail for exceptional panoramic views. For camping, the park offers both rustic and serviced sites. Wildlife enthusiasts will have the opportunity to observe caribou, while fishermen can enjoy trout fishing in the park's lakes and rivers.
6. Parc provincial Algonquin, Ontario
Parc Algonquin is one of Ontario's most famous, renowned for its vast forests, lakes and abundant wildlife. With over 1,500 km of canoeing and numerous campsites, it's a true paradise for adventurers.
The park offers a multitude of activities for nature lovers. Hikers can explore the trails Booth's Rock Centennial Ridges. For camping, tent and caravan sites are available, as well as canoe camping. And for the more curious, it's possible to observe beavers in their natural habitat !
7. Bruce Peninsula Provincial Park, Ontario
Located on the traditional territory of the Saugeen Ojibway Nation, this picturesque park lies where the towering cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment plunge into the blue waters of the baie Georgienne. World-class hiking in rugged landscapes where orchids, ferns and black bears live side by side.
Hikers can follow the Bruce Trail for spectacular views of Georgian Bay. The park offers camping sites for tents and caravans, as well as backcountry camping. Snorkellers and scuba divers can explore shipwrecks, while climbers can tackle the rock faces on the limestone cliffs.
If you're a camping enthusiast, you'll find some magnificent sites along the coast, perfect for a nature getaway.
Péninsule-Bruce National park offers semi-wilderness, yurt and backcountry camping. Camping in the park is popular, so reservations are essential.
8. Thousand Islands National Park, Ontario
This park is located in archipel des Mille-Îles, on the St. Lawrence River. Visitors can explore the islands by kayak or boat, and enjoy campsites scattered throughout the park.
Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, you can enjoy trails on the main islands, such as Grenadier Island. For camping, tent sites are available on some islands. Canoeists and kayakers can explore the many islands and canals. Wildlife watching offers a variety of bird and aquatic life.
9. Killarney Provincial Park, Ontario
Killarney is renowned for its spectacular landscapes, with quartzite Montains and crystal-clear lakes. Campers can enjoy the park's rugged beauty at well-equipped campsites.
In autumn, the colorful foliage attracts photographers and nature lovers who come to admire this natural spectacle.
In winter, Killarney becomes a playground for snow activities such as snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, offering a new perspective on this enchanting landscape.
10. Point Pelee National Park, Ontario
This park is the southernmost point of mainland Canada and is famous for its bird migrations. If you like camping, you'll appreciate the peaceful sites and the many outdoor activities available. Hikers can enjoy easy trails such as the Marsh Boardwalk. For camping, serviced and rustic sites are available. The park is renowned for its migratory bird watching.
Whether you're a hiker, kayaker or just looking for some peace and quiet, these parks offer unforgettable experiences. Pack your camping gear and set out to discover the natural wonders of Quebec and Ontario.
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