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Background
The Fédération québécoise de camping et de caravaning (FQCC) and the Association des terrains de camping du Québec (Camping Québec) decided to join forces in 1990 to produce a single free guide to campgrounds in the province. This led to the founding of the Conseil de développement du camping au Québec (CDCQ), a non-profit organization devoted mainly to promoting the camping industry.

The main services offered by the CDCQ are:


MANAGING THE CLASSIFICATION PROGRAM FOR CAMPGROUNDS IN QUEBEC

Over the years, the CDCQ has managed three different campground classification programs, as they were adapted to the evolving camping industry and the changing needs of campers and operators.

The current classification program was introduced in summer 2003. At that time Tourisme Québec gave the CDCQ the official mandate to classify camping establishments in Quebec. Every two years, a trained classifier visits each establishment. The results are published in the Quebec Campground Guide and in this website.



PUBLISHING THE QUEBEC CAMPING GUIDE

The annual Quebec Camping Guide, with a print run of 200,000 copies, lists over 865 classified campgrounds and provides a huge variety of details on the different camping establishments.

Using a large selection of pictograms, the Guide describes activities, services, discounts, classification results, access routes and lots more for each campground. It’s an indispensable tool that helps users make informed choices when looking for their next destination, and an essential reference for camping in Quebec.

The Guide is distributed free of charge, starting in March, at different outdoor shows, through the Tourisme Québec network, and at campgrounds. It is also available from this Website — just fill out the order form.


MANAGING THE WEBSITE

This Website serves as a window for three organizations, each one active in a different aspect of the camping industry.

  • The CDCQ (Conseil de développement du camping au Québec) is responsible for updating the Website and for its contents and advertisements. Changes and additions are made weekly, to keep the information as current as possible. The CDCQ also moderates the discussion groups on the Website.
  • The ATCQ (Association des terrains de camping du Québec) serves campground operators, with publications and promotional services, activities, discounts on purchases, and specifically targeted programs.
  • The FQCC (Fédération québécoise de camping et de caravaning) is an umbrella group for 18 regional associations (ARCCs). It offers a wide range of services for its 37,000 member families.