Forillon National Park
Covering almost 245 km2, Forillon National Park offers a host of experiences between sea, cliffs and forest. Its history is as fascinating as its wildlife and flora. Watch the whales blow or the imprint of a fossil. Walk the Les Graves trail, climb up to see lakes or test your mettle against the crests of the Appalachians. Listen to fishing stories at the Grande-Grave heritage site. Dive into the marine world or catch your dinner at the end of the wharf!
Embrace the moment and feel the rhythm of nature!
Until the park's seasonal opening on May 30, visitors must ensure their own safety.
Using recreational drones in Forillon National Park is prohibited. Anyone caught operating a drone within park boundaries may result in law enforcement action and a fine of up to $25,000.
Heritage Accommodation Project
Preserving and presenting the heritage of expropriated families of Grande-Grave.
Camping and overnight accommodations
Maps of the campgrounds, accommodations, services, fees, reservation.
Whale watching cruise
With the concession holder Croisières Baie de Gaspé Inc., experience an unforgettable sea outing! From June 1 to October 24, 2025.
Rights and Reconciliation Agreement
Nature of the Agreement, FAQ, announcement of the signing, etc. (Photo: Enrick Grand'Maison)
Visiting Forillon National Park
Activities and experiences
Things to do at Forillon, including hiking, camping, kayaking, beach, cruise, etc.
Plan your visit
How to get here, fees, dates and hours of operation, accessibility, etc.
Safety and guidelines
Safety with wildlife, on camping, on the road, at sea, important bulletins, etc.
About Forillon National Park
Stewardship and management
Contact, draft management plan, drones, partners, job, etc.
Nature and science
Naturel resources conservation, environment, animals, plants.
Culture and history
Human history of the park, creation of the park, architecture, archaeology.
Hours of operation
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