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the good | the bad | the smelly

CAMPGROUND RATING

We think it's important to share our thoughts on the places we stay and we're choosing to give each place a rating out of five. Five campers means we really loved it and have zero complaints. One means yikes - maybe don't take your family there. Everyone has different reasons for liking or not liking a place, and we may be looking for sites that offer different things than you need. Always do your own research and don't depend solely on our opinions. 

Getting ready to head out the morning after.

WHERE: Falls & Gorge (or Chutes et Gorge)

OUR RATING: ⛺️⛺️⛺️⛺️


  • WHEN WE STAYED: August 18, 2019
  • COST: $52.61
  • STAFF: we saw no one while we were there - we arrived late at night after getting caught in the pride parade traffic in Montreal - there was a phone number on the office door but no one answered when we called - thankfully, we'd received our site number via email so we just set up camp at our assigned site
  • SITE: small, wooded, quiet, beautiful views of the gorge
  • FLUSH TOILETS: yes
  • SHOWERS: yes - very large walk in shower
  • ACTIVITIES: no
  • WOULD WE GO BACK AGAIN? — sure, though it seemed overpriced for what was available
  • THINGS OF NOTE — all correspondence was in French
Morning view out the back door of the van.
There was a great observation deck along the edge of the campground with awesome views of the gorge.



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Just a girl and a vanlife dream.

I'm Alanna. I am an author and the editor in chief of a Canadian literary arts magazine. My husband Scott and I have been married for twenty-one years and have three children. We've always loved road trips, but now we're taking that to the next level by purchasing a 1981 Camper Van. Come along for the journey. I'll share what we learn along the way. The good, the bad, and the smelly.

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