The tent village is along a nice babbling brook. Only drawback is that there were no fire rings in the tent village which made it hard to start a fire and keep it contained. The uphill climb was a great workout for getting to the bathrooms and other areas of the grounds. Positives include the access to area's freeways and the commuter rail station. Make sure you check out some of the mead factories south of town: bring a French dictionary, a few of them don't speak English. Make sure you check out the underground in Montreal, there is lots of interesting stuff down there and the Metro is the only way to do Montreal. Old Port parking is pricey. There are a few places that can do street parking near a metro stop. We camped here in a Tent.

This campground is across the river from Montreal in a rural area. It is quiet, has wonderful big trees, and yet is only 5 minutes from a shopping center. It is about a 20-minute drive to downtown Montreal on a weekend. We took the metro from a station 15 minutes away from the campground to get to Montreal during the week. The sites are wide, grassy and well shaded. The owners provided really good printed instructions to get to public transportation and shopping. They were very helpful and friendly. We would go again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground is clean but very plain. No real attempts at any landscaping. It is at least a 30-minute drive into lower Montreal without traffic. There is nothing in the local area at all. The local "shuttle service" they offer is ridiculous. It is offered only once a day and it took two hours to make the 15-mile ride back from Montreal because they also service the other campground on the other side of Montreal. I've heard that the Laval campsite is beautiful. I wouldn't recommend this one. We camped here in a Motorhome.