Very beautiful decor.

Amazing. We stayed in the pret-a-camper yurt. Place was beautiful. Bathrooms and campground were clean. Large spacious areas. Lots of hiking trails and areas to rent bikes canoe, paddle boards, pedal boards. Staff were friendly too. Wildlife everywhere but stayed away from people, deers, frogs, chipmunks, squirrels birds.

Great place for camping but the lake/beach is very ordinary but has the standard paddle board, kayak, cannot and peddle boats too.

Very nice place to relax and get out of the city

Wow! Staff is chill and helps me feel both safe and relaxed (it's vacation time). The park is wonderful! Beautiful nature with easy access to trails and lakes from the campground. Shout out to François, who was particularly helpful and flexible and nice and everything. Please give him a promotion.

We camped in the South Wild Bay area. It was good, but we found that there were much fewer services and activities than in other national parks, such as Mont Orford. The ''beach'' near the campsite was 2m wide... We still enjoyed our stay and were able to go kayaking.

Beautiful park to visit with nearby lakes. Spent the day on the boat at one of the lakes as it. Was a beautiful day.

Beautiful place!! 2 hrs drive from Quebe city 🥰😍

Magnificent campsite we go there to buy canes, me in a caravan and my parents ready to camp. No mosquitoes, Beautiful cycle path for walking with children

Beautiful place ...our site was well maintained with almost everything provided, public toilets are also very neat.

Small trail is very easy, make sure to take anti mosquito spray , 10 min drive will get you to the lake where you can rent a pedal boat or a kayak.

Beautiful park with well maintained hiking paths. Plenty of places to bring your canoes/kayaks and explore the numerous lakes that make up the park.

This is a great park. Very busy on weekends but there’s enough room for everyone! I prefer camping during the week as it’s a little less busy. The staff is very helpful, year after year and the activities for the kids are worth checking out. Watch out for the lots closest to the dump stations as you’ll get the occasional smell in the air. Lots of hiking and cycling trails that are very well maintained. If you’ve never camped here, you’re missing out!

the parc itself is ok..even beautiful.. being managed by SEPAQ was a mistake...

It is nice, clean,family outdoor, canoe, kayaking, and more. Unfortunately I can't get access to the restroom main doors at the baie sauvage with electric or not wheel chair 😕 the entrances have gaps about three inches high. And there is a sign that show that it is adapted. That is why I put four stars 🌟.

Really enjoyed our two night canoe camping package. Very well organized with firewood supplied and a clean outhouse shared between 4 camp sites.

The Park is beautiful. We stayed at the Bai-des-Sables camping and it was a little loud (kids and dogs) but it's worth it.

This park is beautiful, but a few notes if you're going to a cabin in the south sector. The roads are not maintained at all (as seems to be the case overall in Quebec), so there were spots where we almost damaged our car getting to the cabin, and this is while going 10 km/h and weaving right and left and centre to avoid all of the dips in the road and the huge rocks that could mess up your suspension. Yes, I expected a gravel road. No, I did not expect one that people just hadn't bothered to maintain. If you don't want to damage your car, don't go or bring a jeep or something through here that may fare better. Oh also they gave the wrong pin # to our cabin in our email where we purchased the cabin, which thankfully enough they had put the number on the inside of where you access the pin pad anyway. I've actually been more impressed by them in the other sector where we just did canoe camping. Oh and if you're expecting a clean cabin, it will be mostly clean but the floors have stains all throughout. I'm guessing someone tracked mud in at some point and didn't clean it up and then sépaq didn't either so now it is part of the floor.

Beautifully forest and lake campsite, lots of trails on the St-Daniel sector and easy access to the lake to use our kayak by a short portage. Small sandy beach, pédalos and kayak rentals, all within walking distance from the campsites. But not enough small loop hikes for us and not as much interesting belvedere or spot to visit before turning back (we prefer loops over back-forth trails). We could hear loons, great black lake better suited to kayaking than swimming since you could not see well in water. Perfect for nature lovers. Very few activities around outside the park.

A great, grand park for camping, hiking, biking, or just a simple stroll in the wilderness. It could be much more even with simply a little more organization and guidance. The first trail we wanted to do required us to drive about 5 KM, which was fine, but then when we got there, to the starting point, we realized it was impraticable by foot because it was flooded. The information desk gave us no such info. Then, the next trail we settled on was not as indicted on the map, a loop, and therefore had to backtrack and redo the trail backwards instead of coming around, which was somewhat disappointing. For a national park which charged us almost 20$ for our daily visit, it should have provided us with such info.