Camping in Gaspésie

Pointe St-Pierre

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$36 per night

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With or without platform

Between Gaspé and Percé

A Must-Stop on Your Gaspésie Tour!

Since opening in 1999 with a visit from our very first guests—cyclists exploring the region—Camping de la Tête d’Indien has become a favourite stop for nature lovers from near and far. With its peaceful setting, breathtaking postcard views, and perfect location halfway between Gaspé and Percé, it’s the ideal place to slow down, soak in the beauty, and recharge during your Gaspésie tour. We’d be thrilled to welcome you!

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Camping Tête d'Indien

1669, route 132 est,
Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie,
Percé ,Québec,Canada
G0C 2X0
Distance:
28 km from Percé
38 km from Gaspé

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Haute saison

july 1 to august 31
(450) 525-1381
camping@teteindien.com

Unmatched Scenery

Unmatched Scenery Located in Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie, our campground is the easternmost in the Gaspé Peninsula. Gracefully stretching out into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it offers truly unmatched landscapes! From our private beach, right from your campsite, or while out paddleboarding or kayaking, you’ll enjoy stunning sunrises and the chance to observe a wide variety of wildlife. Keep an eye out for seabirds, seals, and even whales. If you’re into snorkeling or scuba diving, you’ll discover an incredible array of marine life—like feather duster anemones, sea urchins, crabs, and lobsters.

Welcome to the website of one of Gaspésie’s most beautiful campgrounds: Camping de la Tête d’Indien. Set on one of the most enchanting coastal stretches of the region, our site is sure to leave you in awe with its grand and sweeping views. Overlooking the majestic Gulf of St. Lawrence, this hidden gem gives you a perfect vantage point to admire the mysterious Île Plate and the natural Indian Head Rock formation, from which the campground gets its name. The site is home to many species of seabirds and is also a favourite spot for whale watching. Don’t miss the Pointe Saint-Pierre trail, which winds along the shoreline and offers breathtaking lookout points. Come pitch your tent or park your RV on one of our many scenic sites.

Camping de la Tête d’Indien is a peaceful haven that welcomes all types of camping setups. You’ll be greeted by a warm and friendly team of professionals who are dedicated to top-quality guest service. We’ll be happy to help you find the perfect site to meet your needs—and even happier to help you plan your stay by sharing our favourite local treasures in the Gaspésie region.

The Rock That Watches Over Us—and Waits

The Indian Head Campground takes its name from a legend involving a young man and his beloved, both of whom were Mi’kmaq.

The legend tells of white men who came from Europe aboard a large sailing ship and one day dropped anchor in a cove not far from Flat Island, which faces Pointe-Saint-Pierre. As they came ashore to stock up on fresh water and wild fruits, they saw a young Native princess in the forest entertaining small children. Captivated by her presence, the men from afar took her by force and sailed away, leaving heartbreak behind.

The sorrowful face, whose gaze is fixed on the cliff, belongs to her lover, who waits tirelessly for her return—resolute in his grief, turning his back to the sea until it brings his beloved back to him.

Things to do nearby

A multitude of leisure activities are available nearby.

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Museums and galleries nearby

Activities on the campground

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Cedar cabin up the hill

from $695 / week

Useful Links:

Tourisme Gaspésie

Camping Québec

Tourisme Percé

A corner of paradise

By the sea

At Camping de la Tête d’Indien, our first mission is to offer guests a chance to recharge by the sea.
Our site is perfect for those seeking peace and quiet, meditation, a good book, or simply a deep breath of fresh ocean air. Here, the sea breeze carries the scent of salt and wildflowers, wrapping around you like a gentle embrace as it whispers through the trees and dances across the waves. Once you’re settled into our little corner of paradise, we’re willing to bet—you won’t want to leave!