Camping Stoneham Inc

Very clean, well maintained and spacious campground. A stream runs through the camo and guest are invited to bring their tubes/rafts and make their way along the half KM ride. The water was low as it is in most places this year so floating wasn't as fantastic as it could be. The water was cool and clear with pebbles and stones covering the bottom. There were a few fish, frogs and crawfish.The washrooms are clean and showers are affordable. The hot water was inconsistently warm though.The 2 services lots are the best. They back onto the stream. There are lots of trees all over the site and nature trails for short walks.The mini gold is well maintained and fun.The splash pad was able to entertain the kids for a few minutes and the pool REQUIRED BATHING CAPS. 10$ deposit to rent or 6$ for a purchase at the front desk.They have an amazing work for kids with a zip line and Tarzan. There are swings, slides and a giant spider web to climb. For parents, there is plenty of room to run, there are workout stations and a community hall with various games like pool, fussball, ping-pong and more.Perfect for group gatherings.

Very clean facility, with showers, bathrooms, and a little central room with a pool table and some other games, for fun. A river runs right through it which is very nice! Very beautiful spot!

Showers cost 25c for 2 minutes, the showers are ok sometimes clean depending on what time you shower, the shower head is on the wall without a neck/hose so you have to stand with your front or back on the wall to get water on you, we were told the internet was patchy and sometimes did not work especially if it was an overcast day then was told it would cost $5 for 2 hours usage, the pool area looked nice but we were told you have to wear a cap to be able to enter the pool so was unable to use it, its a very large site which compared to the many others we have stayed at was fairly expensive per night before all the various other costs which at cheaper campsites were free, our spot was fairly private but still surrounded by tents etc, someone took it upon themselves to move our bench to the middle of our pitch (where we needed to park) and leave rubbish whilst we were out for the day which was annoying after a long day hiking!! The stream/lazy river was lovely and alot of kids were going down it with inflatables which is a plus if you want a nice family campsite, there was also mini golf and a food truck.. to summarise nice site bit pricey for what it is, great views of the mountains and only a 10 minute drive to the national park, sometimes noisey at night past midnight but mainly depending on where your site is surprisingly quiet.

The place was okay, but I found that compared to camping in Long Sault, this campground wasn’t as good. The grounds were too packed, no privacy whatsoever. If you happen to pitch a tent (which is what we did) next to a bunch of rowdy people, there’s nothing you can really do - too close in proximity. Also, do not take lot 121. It is situated RIGHT IN FRONT OF THE RESTROOMS which means that the lights are going to be on all night long and people will inevitably walk through or across your site to get to it! Had we know how close the bathrooms were, we wouldn’t have agreed to take it. When I called the front desk to enquire about switching lots the next day, they were going to charge me an additional fee! Ridiculous.Besides that, the grounds were clean and had lots of activities for the kids. It would have been great had it not been for the overcrowding and the location of our lot.

Nice camping, quite clean but a bit to noisy due to highways next to it.

Nice camping, good atmosphere but I wonder what the washroom and toilets look and smell like when there's no covid regulations; we thought they were poorly maintained.Nice hot showers with full water pressure for $ 0,25 a minute. Worth it.

Big placements, with a table and place to do a fire, that's great.But, you can't enter after 22h, so if you arrive late you have to park your car outside. Bring 25cents coins because you will needed for the 2min shower.Everything else was great, it is ideal for families with children.

Its been our go-to place every time we go in Quebec city. The place is VERY large and open space. Beautiful view of ginormous mountains on each side. Kids have plenty to do even without organised activities; the park is wonderful, big and original. Its located right next to the Jack Cartier provincial park, which is always a blast whether you're hiking, rafting, or just taking a drive down the park.

Outstanding. What camping really is. In the forrest, near big mountains, with a ton of things to do for the kids!