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Best Practices Guide
Beach fires and camping on the shores of the St. Lawrence River are not allowed.
We thank you for respecting protected areas and biodiversity. These are essential to our fauna and flora equilibrium.
Take all non-biodegradable waste back with you or discard of it by placing it in a waste bin.
Farmers put food on our tables and shape our landscape. For a harmonious cohabitation, please be understanding and stay alert for incoming machinery during your travels.
All dogs must be kept on a leash and monitored closely. Owners must pick up their animal’s excrement.
Take time to speak with locals, but please respect private property.
Eco-friendly tourists do not travel differently than others, just better. They support economic development by buying from local producers and are mindful of preserving the cultural and natural resources of the places they visit.
Merci aux marcheurs de rester dans les sentiers afin de protéger les oiseaux.
Chalet des cabourons, 429, rue Principale
En face de la salle municipale
En face du parc Cabout’chou
Parc des Sept-Chutes, 991, rang 4 Ouest
Merci de rester dans les sentiers par respect des propriétés privées.
Le stationnement de nuit est interdit sur l’ensemble du territoire de la municipalité de Kamouraska.
Quai de Kamouraska, Avenue Leblanc
Centre d’Art de Kamouraska, 111, avenue Morel
Le stationnement de nuit est interdit sur l’ensemble du territoire de la municipalité de Kamouraska.
Parc Bellevue, (adresse non-disponible)
Les berges du fleuve (zone importante pour la conservation des oiseaux (ZICO))
No facility available.
Édifice Claude-Béchard (off season)
235, rue Rochette
Saint-Pascal (Québec) G0L 3Y0
418 492-1660 poste 254
Maison touristique régionale (summer season)
10, route du Quai
La Pocatière (Québec) G0R 1Z0
418 856-5040
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