Camping Ste-Madeleine

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Camping Ste-Madeleine is a one-stop shop for a weekend in the outdoors. The forests are well known for being untouched and undisturbed, making it a peaceful palace to rest and relax for a weekend.

Facilities on the grounds include washrooms, WiFi, showers and fire pits. There is also a park for kids, disc golf and a small restaurant.

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