Campers and visitors are expected to know and comply with all Gatineau Park rules and regulations during their stay.
Winter trail etiquette
Always stay on official and marked trails. Don’t walk on ski and snowshoe trails. It makes the surface uneven and hardens the trail base, creating conditions that can be dangerous for skiers. Our team works very hard at setting and maintaining the tracks for skiing.
Alcohol
It is prohibited to possess or consume alcohol in any area other than your own campsite.
Smoking/vaping
Smoking/vaping is prohibited in the ready-to-camp units and within 9 meters from a door of any building.
Number of people
For overnight stays in the winter, a minimum of two people is required, and at least one person must be over 18 years of age.
Children aged 0 to 17 count toward the maximum occupancy for each accommodation type.
Animals
Pets are not permitted in Gatineau Park campgrounds or on the trails, except for service animals.
Wildlife
Feeding wild animals (raccoons, squirrels, bears, waterfowl, etc.) is strictly prohibited.
Campfires
In winter, campfires are not permitted outside of ready to camp units.
Firewood
In winter, firewood is provided on-site but must be picked up at the location indicated on the camping map. Cutting trees or collecting wood from the forest is strictly prohibited.
Campers are also prohibited from bringing their own firewood to the site, as firewood can often be infested with insects and disease. Firewood brought from outside the Park will be confiscated.
Garbage
Users must pack out all of their garbage. Waste containers and recycling bins are located in the parking lots.
Cleanliness
At all times, users are responsible for ensuring that the premises and equipment provided are kept clean and tidy. Ready-to-camp units that are not left in clean condition will be cleaned at the users’ expense.
Visitors
Guests will not be admitted to the campground after 8 pm, and must leave by 10 pm.
Tents
Campers must set up their tent on the designated site.