Beautiful spot to go for weekend! Whether it's summer or winter it's a great place to be. Parking in the area is a little confusing but there's enough people around that you should find your way eventually. There's a village built at the bottom of the mountain so if you're needed some food in your belly or random clothing articles this is the place to go. This review is for the summer so if you go for the day they have plenty of activities to do. Most have a price so be aware of that. There was rock climbing, mini cart driving, a bird of prey show at the top of the mountain. Plenty of hiking and mountain biking trails. They have a lift that operational to go to the top of the mountain so you can either walk up or pay to get up to see the beautiful scenery below. There's a restaurant at the top of the mountain as well. The place is pretty crowded and seems quite the tourist attraction. Overall I feel it's better to go in the winter but to drop by in the summer is also a treat and just an awesome place to see the area from up high. Would recommend stopping in if you have never been.

Clean, nice amenities, chairs to go stargazing (we saw a shooting star and the light pollution was low enough to capture the stars on my phone’s camera), good roads to each entrance, service was very nice. We saw 2 foxes and a wolf pup while we drove through the park at night. Campsites are private and spacious. The problems we found are that only the Grand Pin campground in the L’Assomption sector allows dogs, and this section was on the opposite side of all the best trails. The park is massive and you need many days to be able to access everything, it is a long drive from each end. Navigation to our section was also quite far and roads within the park are gravelly and not great if you have a trailer. Many trails are also restrictive to dogs. The beaches in our section were also not great. We visited in August and while the mosquitoes were okay, there were many black flies. Make sure to have a lot of bug spray. Overall, it was okay but we encountered many issues. In my opinion, it is much better if you do not have a dog, have a long time at the park, and are located in the west section. Make sure you know which section you’re in while navigating to the park as there are 3 different ones.

I went camping here with some friends in late September and we went for some beautiful hikes. Late September is a great time to be here - it’s still nice and warm but the leaves are starting to change colours so you see a mix of green, yellow, and red leaves. Near our campsite was a lake with some reclining wooden seats so we went there at night and watched the stars. We saw the milky way and a few shooting stars too!

O am gee ... the breathtaking views are to die for.. we took the gandolas to the mountain top. The ride was very smooth .. they have option to take the chair lift down to the other side of the mountain too.. The restuarants were expensive but the food was very good..

Mont-Tremblant is a fan favorite and rightly so. It has amazing gondolas, fun activities, beautiful views and an awesome town. There was a Gran Fondo happening and the town was bustling. It's good to see so many people out in the open. A must visit place whether you live close or far.

WOW 🤩🤩🤩 this is a must for both tourists and locals. There is so much to explore. Highly recommend la Corniche and la Roche trails. Both very accessible walks offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Paddle boarding is also a great way to experience many of the beautiful lakes that may be inaccessible by car or foot. A wonderful opportunity to spot wildlife - we saw wolves, deer, frogs, grass snakes, Blue Jays, chipmunks, baby squirrels and beyond. A true wilderness sanctuary 🤍🌲 Thanks SEPAQ!

Very big park and the hilly landscape make is even more beautiful. We tried the trail by the kayak rental place and absolutely loved the view from the viewpoint. There was customer centre where we did shopping and enjoyed a cold beer. You can also camp there and it’s in my to do list to camp there one day for a whole week. Finally washrooms are located all around the park and it’s pretty clean.

Absolutely incredible! We only went for a half day but you could do a full day or even multiple! It’s huge and beautiful!

Complete nature immersion is within the reach (when you want it)! Numerous hiking paths, hidden lakes, rivers, mountain climbing are there in any season. It gets busy in July/August with campers and weekend visitors but solitude is still easy to find.

It’s a good place to visit. Winters are mostly about skiing. They have long skiing tracks. The rest everything will be closed and the lakes will be frozen. But you can catch some breath taking views of mountains.

Gorgeous, expansive national park. The river is the main attraction, flowing beautifully through the park surrounded by mountains. Very enjoyable hikes. Unfortunately, we were disappointed to not encounter wildlife. One word of caution - nasty mosquitoes and biting flies. Prepare accordingly.

Parc national du Mont-Tremblant exceeded expectations with its excellent camping sites. Nestled in nature's beauty, the sites were well-maintained, offering a perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. The experience was nothing short of unforgettable.

We just loved the Gondola Ride, Bunjee Jumping, Skyline Luge and Rock Climbing. Parking could be very tricky. Be prepared for long walks. Please buy tickets in advance and be ready to spend the whole day here. Food is very expensive here. Be Prepared for getting dead tired. LOL

We had a fantastic week during our first full RV campaign at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant! The sites were well-maintained and clean, and the trails were beautiful, suitable for people of all ages. It was a wonderful experience overall. The campsite itself was incredibly peaceful, clean, and immersed in nature. The camping grounds provided easy access to lakes, hiking trails, beaches, and an abundance of nature. The toilet blocks were well-maintained, and the entire grounds were kept very clean. However, one major issue we encountered was the presence of mosquitoes, black flies, and other insects. It's important to come prepared with enough bug spray to protect yourself from these pests. The campsite is located in an off-the-grid area, meaning there is no cellphone service available. If you need to use your phone, you'll have to drive outside the park's main entrance to get coverage. The Discovery Center does offer wifi, but it's not reliable. Close to the Discovery Center, there are some spots where you can get cellular and data connectivity, although you may have to move around and find the right spot to get a signal. Before visiting any specific locations within the park, it's advisable to download maps of the area in advance. Since there is no cell service at the park entrance, they don't provide you with any maps on-site. We had to rely on asking around and making educated guesses to find the beaches. One of the highlights of our visit was the opportunity to spot wildlife. We saw deer, frogs, chipmunks, baby squirrels, and even some large bunnies. The park truly feels like a wilderness sanctuary, providing a unique chance to observe and appreciate nature up close. Overall, despite the challenges with cellphone service and insects, our week at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant was incredibly enjoyable. The well-maintained sites, beautiful trails, and abundance of wildlife made it a memorable experience.

Excellent view of Lake and beaches. Greenary is wonderful. Neat and clean having all the arrangements of different types of sports activities including water sports.

Superb awesome trip, this place never fails to impress , always looking forward to go back.Always carry your sports shoes and comfortable clothes to do alot of activities.

Visit this village lots of times, but it's worth to visit , especially for someone who is looking for a quiet and beautiful place.

Fantastic place located about an hour away from Montreal!! Please try panoramic gondola and luge...

Beautiful and well maintained park. Stunning views. Respects nature.

Absolutely breathtaking!!! The hike to the top can be challenging but it is worth the hard work. Stunning views, fresh air and abundance of mosquitoes :D The views are mesmerizing, when driving to our location, it was delightful to see how enchanting nature can be. A map is provided at the entrance of the parc and the rest is in your hands. Bonne randonnée!