Parc national du Mont-Orford

Lake camping and mountain hikes near Magog.

Two lakeside campgrounds in the Eastern Townships, about 90 minutes from Montréal. Lac Stukely is the big one, with a beach, serviced sites, ready-to-camp tents, chalets and winter camping; Lac Fraser is a smaller summer-only campground. Hike Mont Chauve or ride the lift up Mont Orford, then eat and drink in Magog, 15 minutes away.

At a glance

Campsites

263 at Lac Stukely, 148 at Lac Fraser

Ready-to-camp

43 tents

Chalets

10

Hookups

30- and 50-amp at Stukely

Reservations

Each November for next summer (Nov 8–9, 2025 for 2026)

Nightly

Up to $90.25; ready-to-camp up to $209

What’s here

• Tent sites
• RV hookups
• Glamping
• Cabins
• Showers
• Lake or riverfront
• Swimming beach
• Pets allowed
• Open in winter

Gear, rentals and guides

• Sépaq rentals

  Canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats, bikes and fatbikes at Lac Stukely.

• Mont-Orford

  The ski area runs summer chairlift rides to the summit and hiking trails.

Where to stay

• cabinSépaq chalets and ready-to-camp

  Chalets, tiny houses and ready-to-camp tents at Lac Stukely.

  In the park
• hotelEstrimont Suites & Spa

  Suite hotel with a spa near the mountain road.

  10 min drive
• hotelManoir des Sables

  Hotel on a small lake with a golf course, near the park.

  10 min drive
• b&bLa Belle Victorienne

  Victorian B&B in downtown Magog.

  15 min drive

Nearby

• Abbaye de Saint-Benoît-du-Lac · 25 min drive

  Benedictine abbey on Lake Memphremagog with a shop for the monks’ cheeses and cider.

• Spa Nordic Station · 15 min drive

  Thermal baths and saunas in the woods outside Magog.

• La Memphré · 15 min drive

  Microbrewery and pub in downtown Magog.

Getting there

• Montréal-Trudeau (YUL) · about 1 hr 30 min drive
• Montréal · about 1.25 hr
• Sherbrooke · about 0.33 hr
• Burlington, VT · about 2 hr

Directions in Google Maps