Discover Outdoor Activities for Everyone
Experience the best of the outdoors at SEBKA, year-round, in Kamouraska. Whether it’s waterfront camping, four-season eco-shelters, or a wide range of outdoor activities like hiking, kayaking, climbing, or snowshoeing—each season offers a unique experience. Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, with family or friends, enjoy a relaxing or adventurous escape in nature, between land and sea.
2025 Season Rates
Start planning your nature getaway today! See our pricing for the 2025 seasonCamping
Group of 4 people (add $6 / extra person)
$25 / night / additional tent on the same site
Eco-shelters #1 to #4
2 Adults – 2 Children (10 and under)
$150 / night (2-night minimum)
Eco-shelters #5 to #7
(Maximum 6 Adults)
$175 / night (2-night minimum)
Sea Kayaking(equipment included)
$75 / person (3 hours)
$85 / person (4 hours) Gratuity not included
Hiking
$3 / person / day
$8 / family / day (2 adults + 2 kids)
Season pass: $12 / year (rolling date)
Fatbike
1 hr rental: $35
2 hr rental: $40
3 hr rental: $45
Helmet rental: $5 extra
Climbing
$10 / person / day (FQME members)
(SEBKA initiative – must mention at the welcome desk)
$12 / person / day
$45 / person / year (rolling date)
$3 Climbing route topo map
For courses and training, see the document in the Activities / Climbing section.
section Activités / Escalade
Picnic Area
$2 / person
Start planning your nature getaway today!
Reserve a Campsite
Online: Easily and securely book your campsite on our platform.
By phone: Call us to book directly.
Book an Activity
Some activities require advance booking.
Contact us for details or to reserve your spot!
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Don’t wait spots fill quickly during peak season!
FAQ
Frequently Asked
Questions
Frequently Asked
Questions
When is the campground open for the summer season?
From May 10 to October 14. Some outdoor activities may have different opening dates. Please refer to the specific activity section on our website.
Are pets allowed? Can we bring dogs?
No, this is a conservation measure to protect local wildlife.
Is the water on-site drinkable?
No. Water jugs are available for purchase at the welcome centre, or you can bring your own.
Does the campground offer services (electricity, dumping, etc.)?
No, this is a no-service campground. However, sanitary blocks with toilets and showers are available. A secure power outlet box is available at the welcome centre for charging electronics (bring your own lock). Free Wi-Fi is accessible near the welcome centre, though signal strength is limited.
Can I book just one night?
Not in advance. During peak season, same-day bookings may be available for one-night stays, depending on availability. Online bookings and eco-shelters require a two-night minimum.
Can I place multiple tents or RVs on one campsite?
Only on certain sites, and extra fees apply. When booking online, you must indicate the exact number of camping units and people.
What’s the maximum camper size allowed?
Maximum length is 20 feet—no exceptions.
Is a helmet mandatory for climbing?
YES. Helmets are required at all times or you risk being asked to leave. As these are private cliffs, safety is paramount.
Is there a food service on-site?
No
Do I need to register daily to access the climbing areas?
YES. Climber numbers are limited daily for safety, user experience, and environmental protection.
Can I reserve a spot for autonomous climbing?
NO. Registration happens the same day at the welcome centre. First come, first served. Daily wristbands are mandatory to access the climbing site.
Are hiking trails accessible in winter with snowshoes?
YES, but the amphitheatre parking may not be accessible. Use the welcome centre lot instead. In winter, access to trails is by voluntary donation at the welcome centre door these help maintain the trails.
Can we bring our own firewood?
NO.To protect ecosystems and avoid spreading invasive species, outside firewood is not permitted. Campfire wood is available daily at the welcome centre..
Are there sanitary blocks?
YES . Behind the welcome centre are showers, toilets, and laundry. Dry toilets are spread across the site. In winter, showers are available at specific times at the welcome centre..
Are showers coin-operated?
YES. $1 coins only. $1 gives 4 minutes of hot water. Washers and dryers also require $1 coins.
Are there EV charging stations on-site?
YES . Two charging stations are located near the welcome centre.
I’m bike touring—can I show up and book a site the same day?
YES . We are part of the Bienvenue Cyclistes network. Still, we recommend calling ahead during busy periods.
What payment methods are accepted?
Cash, debit, and credit.