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Rustic Camping and Treehouse Stays near Quebec - Quebec City

Rustic Camping and Treehouse Stays near Quebec

Quebeceasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

overnight to multiple days

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion outside walking and setting up camp

Overview

Just 20 minutes from Quebec City, Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury offers a unique camping experience with treehouses and chalets on the Cachée River. Discover rustic charm and family fun in a peaceful riverside setting.

Lodging
Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury, Québec

Campsites

20 x 20 campsites

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About This Adventure

Escape to a hidden paradise just 20 minutes from Québec, nestled near Parc National Jacques Cartier. Enjoy rustic camping by the serene Rivière Cachée, or relive childhood memories in a treehouse or cozy chalet. Perfect for nature lovers, each site offers a fire pit and picnic table for unforgettable outdoor experiences.

Escape to a hidden paradise just 20 minutes from Québec, nestled near Parc National Jacques Cartier. Enjoy rustic camping by the serene Rivière Cachée, or relive childhood memories in a treehouse or cozy chalet. Perfect for nature lovers, each site offers a fire pit and picnic table for unforgettable outdoor experiences.

Adventure Tips

Arrive early to choose prime riverside campsites

Sites by the Cachée River fill quickly on weekends—plan for early arrival especially during warmer months.

Bring insect repellent for summer nights

Mosquitoes can be active near the river at dusk; carrying repellent ensures a comfortable evening.

Use provided fire pits safely

Only use designated fire pits and fully extinguish fires to protect the forest environment.

Be prepared for cool evenings in spring and fall

Temperatures can drop significantly after sunset; layering is recommended to stay warm.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-tailed deer
  • Common loons

History

Stoneham-et-Tewkesbury has roots as a logging region, with the Cachée River historically used to transport timber downstream.

Conservation

Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to preserve the natural habitat and minimize human impact on the river ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Tent or treehouse booking

Essential

Book in advance to secure your preferred sleeping option, from tent sites to unique treehouses.

Sleeping bag rated for cold nights

Essential

Night temperatures near the river can be cool; a warm sleeping bag ensures comfort.

spring;fall;summer specific

Portable insect repellent

Essential

Keeps bugs at bay during riverfront evenings.

summer specific

Camp cookware and utensils

Enables preparation of meals at your campsite or picnic table.