Quebec is a province rich in scenery and offers exceptional outdoor experiences. For people with reduced mobility, the idea of having these adventures can sometimes seem difficult, but more and more campsites are adapting to offer an inclusive site. Today, accessible camping allows people to enjoy nature, whatever the disability! 

In recent years, Quebec has made huge strides in accessibility, making camping more inclusive and welcoming for all.  

Here's what an accessible campsite has to offer: 

• Adapted paths and access: paved or compacted gravel paths, making it easier for wheelchair users to get around.  

• Accessible campsites: parking spaces near accessible facilities to reduce the distance between the vehicle and the campsite. 

• Adapted sanitary facilities: accessible toilets and showers (wide doors, bars and adapted equipment).  

• Specialized furniture and equipment: accessible picnic tables and all-terrain wheelchair available.  

Some accessible campsites in Quebec

Jacques-Cartier National Park

This park offers accessible trails, adapted picnic areas and accessible toilets. The views if mountains and rivers are breathtaking, an ideal place to escape into nature.  

Mont-Tremblant National Park 

This park offers picnic areas and adapted trails, as well as magnificent panoramic views. 

Gatineau Park 

This park is renowned for its many accessible trails and adapted facilities.  

A few tips for a successful camping trip: 

1. Plan: it's important to book early. 

2. Check equipment: make sure the facilities you need are available (toilets, showers, all-terrain wheelchairs, etc.) 

Thanks to accessible campsites, people with reduced mobility can now enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors without major constraints. Whether it's a family outing or an adventure with friends, the options are numerous.  

Visit the Kéroul website for more accessible campsites!