Camp Culture "Family Matters"

Camp Culture Family Matters

This is your family’s stress-free intro to camping — without the overwhelm. This weekend is about bonding, learning, and memory-making — in community. We’ve thought of everything so you don’t have to. Just bring your food, clothing, and a sense of adventure.

Ready-to-camp tepee style tents are fully equipped with beds, cooking supplies, lighting, and more — no need to pack gear or figure it all out alone. You’ll have access to washroom and shower facilities, firewood, and a supportive team on-site the whole weekend. Families with children 17 and under will be given registration priority. Only one ticket needed per family/tent — covers up to 6 people (max 4 adults).

Payment Options: Pay in full or secure your spot with a deposit. The remaining balance is due 3 weeks before camp. Need a different payment plan? Reach out—we’re happy to work with you.

Check-In Details

• Date: Sept 5-7th

• Check in Time: Sept 5th 5:30pm (transport pick up)

• Check out Time: Sept 7th 12:00pm

• Location: La Gare des Autocars (Gare d’autocars de Montréal)

  • Address: 1717 Rue Berri, Montréal, QC

Driving Directly?

If you’re driving straight to camp:

• Destination: Parc national des Îles-de-Boucherville

• Address: 55 Île Sainte-Marguerite, Boucherville, QC J4B 5J6

• Driver Check-In: 7:00PM (please account for 45min hike before arriving to camp site)

What’s To Expect

• A fully equipped ready-to-camp tepee style tent  (no gear needed)

• Group activities canoeing, hiking and more

• Campfires, storytelling, and space to relax or explore at your own pace

• Families choose their own adventure: participate in scheduled activities or take downtime

• Weekend is designed for families only (4-6 max in tent)

• No solo registrations allowed

  
  

What’s Included

Only one ticket needed per family/tent — covers up to 6 people (max 4 adults).

Your ticket includes:

• Transportation

• Park entrance

• Accommodations- Ready to camp tepee style tent

• Access to all activities and equipment rentals (Hiking trail, canoe and bikes rental)

  
  

What to Wear

Comfort is key — you’ll want to move, play, stretch, and maybe get a little muddy.

🎒 What to Pack

Packing list

WHAT TO PACK EMAIL WILL BE PROVIDED 7 DAYS PRIOR TO EVENT

• We recommend packing your belongings in a duffel or large backpack and bringing another backpack to use during the day!

  • Daypack for hiking/activities 

  • Reusable water bottle or hydration pack

  • Enough food for 2 breakfast, 2 Lunches and 2 dinners and WATER

  • Light, healthy snack(s) for the trails/activities 

  • Sleeping Bag (or Bed cover and Blanket)

  • Camping Pillow

  • Towel

  • Sunscreen & Bug spray

  • Accessories: Sun hat or cap, sunglasses (UV protection), headlamp 

  • (3-4)Comfortable Pants Bottoms: Breathable pants, athletic shorts, or leggings

  • (3-4) Shirts: Base Layer-Sweat-wicking T-shirt or tank top (avoid cotton)

  • Rain jacket and boots

  • Hiking Socks (Merino Wool is best for blister prevention), we recommend Tough Cutie 

  • Underwear (synthetic is best) 

  • Sweater: Mid layer-light fleece or synthetic long-sleeve shirt

  • Outer Layer: Lightweight windbreaker or packable rain jacket

  • Footwear: Running shoes or Hiking boots/shoes (whatever you like to hike in)

  • Sport sandals or crocs 

  • Charger(s)

  • Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, SPF lip balm,

  
  

Weather Policy

 Rain or shine — the fun doesn't stop. We're ready for all conditions and all vibes.