Yamaska National Park — Campground in Roxton Pond

Reviews of Yamaska National Park

• Sadie

  Added 2016.07.20

  Great park, nice service. You will see racoons and skunks.
• Liam

  Added 2015.07.11

  This place is good for spending a day relaxing, especially if you have young kids. There are some very easy hiking trails - so easy that they are more like a walk in the park (accessible to strollers). For cyclists, they have a nice long bike path. The official beach is good for little ones. Mature swimmers may want to walk a bit toward the boat rental place and use the unofficial beach instead. Warning: the water from taps and fountains at the service centres/comfort stations isn't always drinkable but sometimes they forget to put signs up. I suggest you bring a water cooler to avoid having to buy bottled water to stay hydrated.
• Colton

  Added 2015.06.22

  Beautiful place, open air and perfect for picnic trips over the weekend, camping and canoeing during the summer, as well as the beach.
• Roman

  Added 2013.10.23

  Overcrowded on summer weekends, not worth all the entry fees-$14 for 2 adults +$8 for the car +tax. Since all these crowds of people pay that much to enter the park, it's quite a successful business, which frankly, parks should not be. They should be accessible to anyone.
• Everett

  Added 2013.09.02

  Went there for snowshoeing on the free winter day. It was a nice walk. I would day snowshoes are not needed, small spikes will do. The trails are easy and good to follow. I would recommend for a place not far from MTL.