Visited end of July 2017 1. Be aware Google maps MAY lead you to the wrong entrance. It originally led us to an atv path and not the actual entrance. We met another set of campers at this entrance who were also misled 2. Most staff do not speak English. I find this disappointing as a "National" park should (in my opinion) have bilingual staff to welcome both English & French speaking visitors. This is the main reason why we only gave 3 stars. The park is BEAUTIFUL but due to language barriers we couldn't participate or enjoy any of the programming 3. The new Curiosity Trail for kids is a 750m natural play space with a zipline, wall-climbing, rope-course & more! (Pictures) Every national & provincial park should develop similar play and learning spaces for kids. 4. There are NO laundry services on site. You must exit the park & visit a private campsite in Squatec to do laundry. 5. There is a beautiful long beach with a very wide and shallow shore for kids to play safely in! The water is cool along the shore but warms up quick! 6. Many long & beautiful hiking trails. DISCLAIMER: As a Haudenosaunee I find it difficult to endorse any of the national parks. They are indeed beautiful to look at. But the white-washing & erasure of Indigenous peoples is quite honestly disgusting. Here at Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac there are several references to "Grey Owl" and his environmental work... Using the name "Grey Owl" to reference this WHITE man leads visitors to believe he is Indigenous, which he is not. He was a fraud who used First Nations culture to further his career. Continuing to reference him as "Grey Owl" and not by his actual name Archibald is a deliberate act to fool visitors into thinking Indigenous peoples/voices are included at Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac

Absolutely stunning in the fall when everything is golden fire. The relatively easy hikes make for leisurely strolls where you can relish the crisp air and crunchy leaves of autumn. While not the biggest or most spectacular parc in the region, this quite possibly might be my favourite one.

Beautiful park with nice trails for hiking and cycling. We stopped here for 2 days to cycle the trails. We are anglophones so understanding written and spoken French. It was extremely difficult to find any park staff would could understand or answer our inquiries effectively. Signage can be very confusing as it is only in French. It made it challenging to find our way around the trails. The trails are beautiful and we’ll maintained. There are large cycling loops where you can use a ferry (at a cost).

Pretty nature park and well-equipped campground. Be aware it's a long drive off the road into the park itself. We were on a roadtrip and stopped here for 1 night, in future I probably wouldn't stay here as it added a longer detour than I anticipated.

Pretty nice park and campground! Stayed a few nights in the ready-to-camp tents. I’ve never been glamping before but I have to say it was pretty nice having all the amenities, especially since it got pretty cold at night. The campground itself is big enough that you still feel a little privacy and all the facilities and everything are very well maintained. And then of course the nature was beautiful. This was definitely not peak camping season, but I get a feeling this sepaq is a bit quieter than the rest, given that it’s a bit off the beaten path. Also the staff are super friendly!

A beautiful site to camp, well worth the trip even if it's out of the way. Such lovely nature, great facilities and friendly staff. We would defiantly recommend a visit here.

Camp at Grand Lac Touladi. Beautiful lakes, gread adventure for hiking & biking trails, amazing lookout.

Fabulous park on the shores of the lake. Plenty of places to enjoy: picnic spots, wide gravel bike trails, a well-stocked welcome center, and the lakeshore too. Highly recommended!

Nice remote location near the lake. Dog-friendly camping areas and trails available. Camping spots have trees/between each, which gives some privacy. The site itself was very well maintained, as were the common areas and trails. We would happily return to explore some more!

Highly recommend renting bikes in a rainstorm! Loved this campground, quiet and peaceful, lots of interpretive programs, don't miss the Jardin Des Memoires. The one bathroom for like 80 campsites seemed a bit under resourced but it sure was clean!

Absolutely.beautiful park. New, modern facilities. Only reason its not 5.stars is it's a long and confusing drive from the highway coming east. Weren't.sure about either the ferry or the east entrance so went all the way around to the top.

The park is very poorly marked for it's size. All the activities are at the lake touladi sector and if you're camping in other sectors you will be driving 14 kms to get there and back. We didn't get to try water sports since that was all closed till end of June. The sanitary block can be quite a walk for certain campers. But like all sepaq properties park itself was clean and beautiful.

Beautiful parc with amazing amenities. I saw many frogs, chipmunks, a groundhog, a muskrat, a bluejay, a few partridges, and many humans.

Another beautiful place. Campsites are spacious the pets here are well behaved. The lake is absolutely gorgeous. Perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature✌️❤️🏞

People of the Parc are so friendly, bathrooms and showers are very clean, will go there again.