Montréal has a rich history which is represented in the Pointe-à-Callière, the Montréal Museum of Archaeology and History. The Museum has won over fifty prestigious national and international awards; this does not include the personal distinctions presented to the Museum staff and Executive Director. For more information about admission times and prices consult the
Pointe-à-Callière website.
Québec City is the only fortified city north of Mexico City, Mexico. This city is a must visit. The cobblestone streets and horse-drawn carriage rides add to the ambiance. The city has an abundance of museums of all kinds, what a marvelous educational opportunity this is for the family. Old Québec City is like a step back in time. The scenery surrounding Québec City is breathtaking. The small villages and lovely little towns will capture your heart and make you want to stay. There are plenty of Québec campgrounds in the area for you to park your RV or pitch your tent while you enjoy your visit.
Québec camping on the Municipality of the Îles de la Madeleine is an experience that is unforgettable. The archipelago, as it is sometimes called is comprised of about a dozen islands, six of which are interconnected by a series of long, thin, sand dunes. This set of islands is located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, about 215 km from the Gaspé Peninsula, 95 km from Cape Breton Island and, 105 km from Prince Edward Island. You can travel to the islands by boat, air or if you wish to take your own vehicle you can take the ferry from Prince Edward Island, which is approximately a 5 hour trip. There is now an interregional direct transport service available from Québec City to the Îles de la Madeleine. For further information on the bus service contact the
Quebec City Autobus website.
Once you arrive on the islands you can enjoy the hospitality of a marvelous Québec campground on the islands. From your base camp you can enjoy fishing, hiking, kayaking and swimming. A Québec camping vacation on the Îles de la Madeleine has so much to offer. You will find the French culture of the islands charming and the scenery breathtaking.
Nunavik is Québec’s artic region. This area is not accessible via roads. If you wish to experience this pristine wilderness there are daily flights into Nunavik from Montreal, weather permitting. There are three National Parks in Nunavik; Pingualuit, Kuururhuaq, and Tursuhuq. For more information on these parks consult the
Nunavik National Parks website.
As you enjoy your Québec camping vacation, don’t forget to keep your camera close at hand. The province is beautiful and charming. There is so much to see and do, you will want lots of photos for your scrapbook. Woodall’s recommends you plan your RV Québec trip today!