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Boutte du Cap Park

NL-460, Cape Saint George, NL A0N 1T1, Canada
4.8(54)
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Derek AndersonDerek Anderson
Parc de la Boutte-du-Cap offers a serene escape along the Gaspé Peninsula coastline. This park provides a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the region's unique geological formations. We enjoyed a night of camping under the stars, though the wind did pick up during our stay. Despite the weather, the park's open spaces provided ample room to explore and enjoy the fresh air. The coastal scenery is truly breathtaking, with rugged cliffs and expansive ocean views. While we didn't have the chance to delve into the park's geological history, it's clear that the area offers opportunities for those interested in learning more about the region's formation. If you're seeking a quiet and secluded camping experience, Parc de la Boutte-du-Cap is a great option. Remember to pack accordingly for potential windy conditions.
Kitty K.Kitty K.
We came here to see the Bread Oven at the recommendation of the owner of the Inn at the Cape down the road. This is the settlement of the Acadian French which we are surprised to see them in Newfoundland (we are from Nova Scotia). The Bread Oven has a daily occasion (12 - 2pm) for locals to bake in the stone oven under wood fire and distribute to anyone for free. The bread was really good and we had a little chat with the nice locals before we took off. I got why this is a great attraction for visitors from oversea and it's a shame the pandemic has cut down the amount of visitors significantly because this place will be definitely more crowded than when we were there.
AlannaAlanna
Must see location! Campsites looked greatly maintained, and there were pit toilets, garbage bins, and drinking water. It was raining and overcast when we came, but the views were still absolutely amazing. The bread oven was closed, but someone was heating it up, and that alone smelled great. Saw a sea lion and cormorants. Unfortunately too rough waters to see any whales.
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Parc de la Boutte-du-Cap offers a serene escape along the Gaspé Peninsula coastline. This park provides a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the region's unique geological formations. We enjoyed a night of camping under the stars, though the wind did pick up during our stay. Despite the weather, the park's open spaces provided ample room to explore and enjoy the fresh air. The coastal scenery is truly breathtaking, with rugged cliffs and expansive ocean views. While we didn't have the chance to delve into the park's geological history, it's clear that the area offers opportunities for those interested in learning more about the region's formation. If you're seeking a quiet and secluded camping experience, Parc de la Boutte-du-Cap is a great option. Remember to pack accordingly for potential windy conditions.
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We came here to see the Bread Oven at the recommendation of the owner of the Inn at the Cape down the road. This is the settlement of the Acadian French which we are surprised to see them in Newfoundland (we are from Nova Scotia). The Bread Oven has a daily occasion (12 - 2pm) for locals to bake in the stone oven under wood fire and distribute to anyone for free. The bread was really good and we had a little chat with the nice locals before we took off. I got why this is a great attraction for visitors from oversea and it's a shame the pandemic has cut down the amount of visitors significantly because this place will be definitely more crowded than when we were there.
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Must see location! Campsites looked greatly maintained, and there were pit toilets, garbage bins, and drinking water. It was raining and overcast when we came, but the views were still absolutely amazing. The bread oven was closed, but someone was heating it up, and that alone smelled great. Saw a sea lion and cormorants. Unfortunately too rough waters to see any whales.
Alanna

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Parc de la Boutte-du-Cap offers a serene escape along the Gaspé Peninsula coastline. This park provides a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate the region's unique geological formations.

We enjoyed a night of camping under the stars, though the wind did pick up during our stay. Despite the weather, the park's open spaces provided ample room to explore and enjoy the fresh air. The coastal scenery is truly breathtaking, with rugged cliffs and expansive ocean views.

While we didn't have the chance to delve into the park's geological history, it's clear that the area offers opportunities for those interested in learning more about the region's formation.

If you're seeking a quiet and secluded camping experience, Parc de la Boutte-du-Cap is a great option. Remember to pack accordingly for potential...

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5y

We came here to see the Bread Oven at the recommendation of the owner of the Inn at the Cape down the road. This is the settlement of the Acadian French which we are surprised to see them in Newfoundland (we are from Nova Scotia). The Bread Oven has a daily occasion (12 - 2pm) for locals to bake in the stone oven under wood fire and distribute to anyone for free. The bread was really good and we had a little chat with the nice locals before we took off. I got why this is a great attraction for visitors from oversea and it's a shame the pandemic has cut down the amount of visitors significantly because this place will be definitely more crowded than when...

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5.0
2y

Absolutely stunning park, really worth a visit. Very pleasant hikes in the park, really recommend following the trail a bit up to a promontory overlooking the rest of the cape (labelled "large bird colony" or something of the sort), the view towards both the cape and the red island on the other side are .. hard to put in words. Concluded the walk by a (free) slice of bread from the bread oven.

It seems camping is free on the park and when I visited, there were very few visitors but someone had indeed...

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