Located in the St. Lawrence Estuary, Bic National Park proudly showcases its capes, bays, coves, islands, and mountains. The park's atmosphere is unique. Think of the sounds and smells of the sea or the caress of a maritime breeze. Imagine a breathtaking sunset, considered to be one of the world's finest. Seabirds come to nest in the park, and rare plants bloom on its rocky capes. Visitors are delighted by seals basing in the sun near the shore. It's beautiful, peaceful and relaxing...
If you want action try cycling, hiking, kayaking, snowshoeing, kicksled, backcountry skiing or snow walking.
There are various accommodations options, besides bringing your own tent, within the park campgrounds.
4 tent-trailers are available in the Riviere-du-Sud0Quest sector near a stream, from June to September.
19 Huttopia tents on the Rioux campground and 5 in Riviere-du-Sud-Quest Campground - available from May to October.
A Rioux rustic shelter located 5km from the Riviere-Sud-Quest Visitors Centre with views of the St Lawrence Estuary. It sleeps 2 with basic facilities, but no drinking water. Accessible on snowshoes or backcountry skis in winter. Baggage transport service on request.
Abbot's Cabin in the heart of the park near all the Ferme-Rioux services offers accommodation for a large family and has great views. Available June to December.
There 8 yurts, that can sleep 4 people, located in the Île-aux-Amours sector available year round. Also 3 yurts in the Tombolo section in the heart of the park available June to October.
Prices from - a yurt is C$99 a night, a huttopia C$101, the cabin C$127.
Click the website link above for stunning images, activities and more information and to book online.
Room Types:
- Family Rooms (2 Adults / 2 Kids)
- Double Ensuite
- Accommodation for 5+
- Triple
- Quad
- Dorm
Budget:
Nearest Airport: Quebec City
Facilities:
- Car parking
- Family friendly
- Extra Activities
