Parc national de Îles de Boucherville

This rv park is a parking lot that was converted to rv spaces. But the lot is flat, easy to get in an out of, and very quiet at night. There is plenty of space between other spots. You don’t feel infringed upon. And Starlink worked great because there are no trees in the way. Dump station was operational. We enjoyed a couple local restaurants - especially the BYOB factor! Non French speakers should look for “apportez votre vin” and head to the nearest convenience store for a bottle of wine or two for dinner. 

We parked our jeep by the metro station in Longueuil and took the metro into Montreal. Particularly the Jean Talon market and the Plateau neighborhood. Other than road construction, it was easy to get around. Worth it to stay here where it was quiet but still so close to the city. 

The grounds of the park are very nice. We were able to take a bicycle ride around the park one morning. Definitely a nice place for hiking, walking, and biking. 

This park is a natural gem in the midst of a busy city. It’s on an island just across from the city. Residents of Montreal come here to hike, camp, and kayak. Most of the campsites are walk- ins but there is one loop for drive in campers. This loop offered nice level sites with water and electric. Showers and toilets were excellent and clean but a 500 meter walk from the campground. Access to Montreal is fantastic with a bus that stops at the campground and takes you to a Metro stop 20 minutes away. You never have to use your car but there’s a suburban area right outside the park with an excellent grocery store and other shops and services.