Review: This RV park is about halfway (in miles) between Quebec City and Forillon National Park, so that was how we selected it. The route from Forillon to Camping Annie is very curvy with rough roads, so it took much longer than the leg between Camping Annie and Quebec City.

The park is fine, but not great. It’s right off the 132 so very convenient, and just a little noisy. Office staff may or may not speak English, but we managed. They also weren’t very helpful about which way to go into the site (not many people up here have motorhomes, so they don’t seem to know how to help you with a back-in site).

Sites are on grass and are packed in very closely together. We arrived just before a holiday weekend and the place filled up like crazy on Friday afternoon. There are few trees so little privacy. Most people were pretty quiet in their campsites, though, so it wasn’t a problem.
The laundry room only had one washer and one dryer (old and small), and the dryer didn’t work too great.

We probably would not stay here again. We would look for something closer to Forillon to make for a shorter drive. This park was nothing special.