Accommodations — Summer
Summer camping season: from May 12 to October 9, 2017
Reservations accepted starting on February 15, 2017
Find your happy place! This summer, extend your adventures in Gatineau Park by staying overnight. Choose from over 300 campsites or book one of our popular ready-to-camp units. Make your camping stay a memorable one with outdoor activities – just minutes from downtown Ottawa-Gatineau.
1-866-560-6133
- Individual Campsites (Tents and Recreational Vehicles)
- Canoe-Camping
- Group Camping
- Ready-to-Camp
- Inn
- Reservations and Policies
Individual Campsites (Tents and Recreational Vehicles)
The Philippe Lake sector has close to 250 camping sites, including 82 for tents only, 15 exclusive to recreational vehicles, and about 25 walk-in sites. At the more rustic Taylor Lake sector, there are 30 sites for tents only.
Rates*
- $33,90
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included.
Philippe Lake Sector
- Fire pit wit grill and picnic table at each site
- Source of drinking water nearby
- Outhouses and washrooms nearby
- Parking for 1 vehicle at each site (except at walk-in access sites, parking is nearby)
- No services
Taylor Lake Sector
- Fire pit with grill and picnic table at each site
- Outhouse nearby
- Source of drinking water at the entrance of the sector
- Parking for 1 vehicle at each site (except walk-in access sites, parking is nearby)
- No services
Canoe-Camping
Located in the northeastern part of the Park, La Pêche Lake sector has 32 canoe-camping sites located in 12 different areas around the lake. The travelling time required to reach a campsite varies from 30 to 90 minutes.
Rates*
- $33,90
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
La Pêche Lake Sector
- Fire pit with grill and picnic table at each site
- Firewood provided (free)
- Hangers for food and garbage
- Outhouse nearby
- Parking for 1 vehicle at La Pêche Lake beach
- You must bring your own water. The campsites have no nearby source of drinking water.
- No services
Group Camping
Gatineau Park has four group sites that can accommodate between 25 and 75 people. The ideal camping option for youth summer camps, community organizations, social clubs and family reunions!
Rates*
- $113 (non-profit organizations
- $226.10 (regular rate)
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
Philippe Lake Sector (3 sites)
- Fire pit with grill and picnic tables at each site
- Source of drinking water available nearby
- Outhouses and washrooms nearby
- Day shelter nearby
- Parking for some vehicles at each site
- No services
La Pêche Lake Sector (1 site)
- Fire pit and picnic tables on site
- Firewood provided (free)
- Outhouse on site
- Parking for some vehicles on site
- No water nearby, must provide your own
- No services
Ready-to-Camp
Four-Season Tents
Featuring a prospector tent-style design, the V-roof tents offer a unique outdoors experience with some basic amenities. Located in the heart of Philippe Lake Campground, the four units can accommodate up to four people each. Sites nos. 254, 255, 257 and 258.
Rates*
- $75.60 (in May, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $100 (in May, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
- $84.83 (June to October, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $113 (June to October, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
Equipment provided in the four-season tents
- Beds and mattresses (1 double mattress, 2 single mattresses)
- Table, chairs, bench
- Kettle, spatula, spoons, can opener, ladles, stockpots, pan
- Wood stove
- Propane refrigerator
- Outdoor barbecue
- Fire pit with grill and picnic table
- Outhouse nearby
- Washrooms and showers nearby
- Water nearby
- No electricity
- Parking for 1 vehicle on site
What to bring
- Personal items: warm clothing, sleeping bags, blankets, pillows
- Food for the length of your stay
- Water container
- Plates, cups, cutlery
- Flashlights, candles, matches
- Bag for your garbage (pack-in pack-out)
Yurts
Our popular yurts are a circular structure with a cone-shaped roof, set on a wooden platform. Charming yet rustic, the four units are located at Philippe and Taylor Lakes, and can accommodate up to 6 people each.
Rates*
- $91.30 (in May, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $121.70 (in May, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
- $100.80 (June to October, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $134.80 (June to October, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
Equipment provided in the yurts
- Two bunk beds and two pullout beds (six single mattresses)
- Table, chairs, bench
- Kettle, spatula, spoons, can opener, ladles, stockpots, pan
- Wood stove
- Propane refrigerator (except the Woodsia yurt)
- Outdoor barbecue
- Fire pit and picnic table
- Outhouse on site
- Washrooms and showers nearby
- Water nearby
- No electricity
- Parking for 1 vehicle on site
- The Wanakiwin yurt is universally accessible
What to bring
- Personal items: warm clothing, sleeping bags, blankets, pillows
- Food for the length of your stay
- Water container
- Plates, cups, cutlery
- Flashlights, candles, matches
- Bag for your garbage (pack-in pack-out)
Cabins at Philippe Lake
Two charming cabins available in the Philippe Lake sector can accommodate between 6 and 10 people. Their rustic camp look and secluded settings make them the ideal getaway for those looking for a unique experience in the great outdoors.
The Pines Cabin (6 people)
Rates*
- $91.30 (in May, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $108.70 (in May, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
- $104.30 (June to October, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $139.10 (June to October, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
The Philippe Cabin (10 people)
Rates*
- $106.10 (in May, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $130.40 (in May, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
- $120 (June to October, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $160.90 (June to October, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
Equipment provided in the Philippe Lake cabins
- Bunk beds
- Table, chairs, bench
- Wood stove
- Kettle, spatula, spoons, can opener, ladles, stockpots, pan
- Propane stove and refrigerator
- Fire pit with grill and picnic table
- Outhouse on site
- Washrooms and showers nearby
- Water nearby
- No electricity
- Parking for 1 vehicle on site
What to bring
- Personal items: warm clothing, sleeping bags, blankets, pillows
- Food and water for the length of your stay
- Plates, cups, cutlery
- Water container
- Flashlights, candles, matches
- Bag for your garbage (pack-in pack-out)
Brown Lake Cabin
Partially powered by solar energy, Brown Lake Cabin is the largest cabin in the Park and can accommodate 17 people. It is located at the northeast end of the Park, near the village of Wakefield, and is accessed via a 2.5-kilometre trail.
Rates*
- $154.80 (in May, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $200 (in May, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
- $169.60 (June to October, from Sunday to Thursday)
- $226.10 (June to October, Friday, Saturday and statutory holidays)
*Per night (taxes not included). Beach access included
Equipment provided in the Brown Lake cabin
- Bunk beds
- Table, chairs benches and sofas
- Wood stove
- Gas stove and refrigerator
- Electric lights (no outlets)
- Kettle, spatula, spoons, can opener, ladles, stockpots, pan
- Fire pit with grill and picnic tables
- Outhouse on site
- No water nearby
- Parking located at 2.5 km from cabin
What to bring
- Personal items: warm clothing, sleeping bags, blankets, pillows
- Water and food for the length of your stay
- Plates, cups, cutlery
- Water container
- Flashlights, candles, matches
- Bag for your garbage (pack-in pack-out)
Inn
The Wakefield Mill
Looking for the perfect place for a luxurious getaway? The Wakefield Mill is an enchanting inn, located in the heart of Wakefield village, in the northeast corner of Gatineau Park.
60 Mill Road
Wakefield, Quebec
Canada, J0X 3G0
Reservations and Policies
By telephone at 1-866-560-6133 (toll-free)
At the campground:
Philippe Lake: 300, chemin du lac Philippe, Sainte-Cécile-de-Masham (Québec) J0X 2W0
La Pêche Lake: Chemin Sincennes, Sainte-Cécile-de-Masham (Québec) J0X 2W0
* Read carefully Gatineau Park camping reservation policies and rules.
From June 16 to September 3, Friday and Saturday nights must be reserved together.
Engaging in outdoor activities involves certain risks. Be informed about safety measures and exercise caution at all times.
Pets are not permitted in campgrounds, beaches and picnic areas.
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