Camping Alouette

Campground is fairly close to Montreal, and on the main highway so the noise is constant. There is an RV dealership next door, which should be able to handle parts and repairs easily. There is propane service on site, as well as an indoor RV washing spot. Nice looking pool, with lifeguard (didn't use it.) Laundry and showers looked clean (didn't use them, either!) and the CG has all the amenities you expect or could want. Most of the sites are occupied by permanent residents, many of whom have elaborately added to their sites with decks, patios, tool sheds, stone walls and plantings. I saw one site with a lawn mower parked under the trailer! Transient sites are all together in a large field with no shade. They are mostly flat, and all have FHU. Staff are friendly and helpful, and most speak English pretty well. Cell service was OK. WiFi was very weak and unusable.
Note that, although Canada is officially a bilingual country, somebody forgot to tell Quebec! Road signs in the province are in French only, and menus and "coming attractions" listings may or nay not have translations. In this campground the map they hand out is printed in both languages, but the "Reglements" (Campground Rules) which cover the entire back of the map are in French. No printed translation is available! Better brush up on your French if you plan on visiting Quebec!

Campground is fairly close to Montreal, and on the main highway so the noise is constant. There is an RV dealership next door, which should be able to handle parts and repairs easily. There is propane service on site, as well as an indoor RV washing spot. Nice looking pool, with lifeguard (didn't use it.) Laundry and showers looked clean (didn't use them, either!) and the CG has all the amenities you expect or could want. Most of the sites are occupied by permanent residents, many of whom have elaborately added to their sites with decks, patios, tool sheds, stone walls and plantings. I saw one site with a lawn mower parked under the trailer! Transient sites are all together in a large field with no shade. They are mostly flat, and all have FHU. Staff are friendly and helpful, and most speak English pretty well. Cell service was OK. WiFi was very weak and unusable.
Note that, although Canada is officially a bilingual country, somebody forgot to tell Quebec! Road signs in the province are in French only, and menus and "coming attractions" listings may or nay not have translations. In this campground the map they hand out is printed in both languages, but the "Reglements" (Campground Rules) which cover the entire back of the map are in French. No printed translation is available! Better brush up on your French if you plan on visiting Quebec!

Stayed here for a few nights while exploring the Cory of Montreal. About 20 min drive to the nearest park and ride for the subway. Very nice campground. Everyone was very nice and could speak English. Had a premium site and besides a small concrete patio and swings there’s no real difference between a premium site and a full hookup pull-thru. Would camp here again.

We upgraded to a premium spot when we reserved. Check in was fairly easy and access to our pull through site was easy. The premium site included sliding table and chairs (see photos) and an upgraded cement fire pit, both were very nice. But, the premium sites are closer to the highway with only a driving range between the site and the road.

Exiting the park there is a tight turn that most people navigated well. The premium sites exit differently and avoid that turn, which was nice for our bigger rig.

They had some activities, but we were in the area for sightseeing and didn’t participate. The park wasn’t overly close to the city, but it was manageable. Overall, it was a nice park and we had no problems, but I wouldn’t pay for the premium site next time.

Were here for 2 nights. $60 included taxes. No discounts. Large park, we had #186 pull thru with full 50 amp hookups. We could not preregister as minimum of 3 nights was required, but the man at the desk said no problem as they had a lot of available sites. This was true, desk staff was friendly and helpful. However, unlike other RV Parks, we could not include the 2 nights we had already paid for if we wanted to extend our stay for a week and get the weekly rate. Would have had to stay another 7 nights as the computer could not accommodate the request ! ? The pool was not "heated" enough to swim in. Small library with mostly French books. Small gym room was locked. A $20 deposit for the gate pass required, returned when we handed in the pass on leaving. Directions were given for driving to Montreal by car or by train. The wifi was down and did not work whilst we were there. We would stay here again. There is a KOA closer to the city, but they did not return my calls.