Camping Ernest

4 reviews

Lac-Ernest, Antoine-Labelle Regional County Municipality, QC J0V 1G0, Canada

Camping Ernest Introduce

Camping Ernest offers a tranquil escape into nature, perfect for those seeking peace and adventure in the Laurentian region of Quebec. Nestled in Lac-Ernest, this charming campground provides a picturesque setting with lakefront campsites, surrounded by lush greenery and serene waters. Ideal for families, couples, and solo adventurers, Camping Ernest combines natural beauty with comfortable amenities to ensure an unforgettable experience.

Experience the calm and beauty of nature at our lakefront campsites
Friendly and welcoming staff ready to assist you
Perfect base camp for exploring the Laurentian region

Guests highlight the serene environment, beautiful water views, and the warm hospitality of the staff. While some visitors suggest careful route planning due to road conditions, many return year after year, recommending Camping Ernest as a hidden gem in Quebec.

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Customer Reviews

4.0

4 reviews

Justin

May 27, 2024

If you’re coming in from the laurentians and it directs you to go from la Minerve, don’t get off the gravel road into that trail on google maps. It will tell you to go in this rinky dink trail that’s designed for a 4 wheeler at most and you won’t be able to turn around and the trees will ruin your car if you still have all your tires. I was thankful enough to have a tiny space to turn around after 12km of severe anxiety, approx 1 hour from any service at all. Go through Hawkesbury, but actually just don’t go at all so you don’t drive 6h for nothing and ruin your car!

Melodie Delarosbil

Jun 19, 2024

We have been going to Camping Ernest for two years in a row, it is always a pleasure to be there. It’s beautiful, calm, the campsites by the water. A beautiful place to stay and relax. Plus, the staff are super nice and welcoming. I recommend to everyone.

Coryse Ciceri

Sep 13, 2022

Rustic campsites for a stay in the great outdoors. The sites are not accessible by car. You have to take a small path that goes from the parking lot to the site itself. Lots of space.

Sam Renaud

May 01, 2022

Can you be my house please?