The park was maintained very nicely but the wifi was terrible. It was very slow and you had to login every half hour. A few times the network was off line completely. read more

How often does one wish their home bathroom looked like a camp bathhouse? We found sparkling, updated bathhouses, kind staff fluent in at least two languages who were ready to change bills for the laundry, a great pool/pool area, and clean, colorful playground area with refreshing turf ground covering. The camp store had Québécois vin et bière as we had hoped, plus souvenirs and sundries. It was nice being so close to Montréal but coming home to maples, songbirds, and a small but charming farm with playful goats and sugar shack. read more

Very clean and well-maintained KOA. Pool is pretty and weather was perfect for swimming. The mini-gold was extra at 2$ a person and 5$ charge if you lose the ball. The playground is super nice and the kids give it two thumbs up. The grounds are perfect for riding bikes and scooters to burn off that last little bit of super kid energy before bed. The showers are extremely clean as well as the bathrooms. The laundry room has lots of washers, dryers, and even laundry tub with folding table. The staff is very friendly bilingual. This is a great location near the city but able to have a relaxing wind down evening. Would recommend this location for families and anyone need to relax. read more

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Being a tent camper at a KOA can be an interesting experience, but these folks do it right - the tents sites are located downslope and away from the motorhomes, and alongside the creek. As with most KOA's, the restrooms and showers were clean and well lit, and the hot water was plentiful. The laundry was also clean and open 24 hours. This campground is about 5 minutes away (by car) from restaurants, gasoline (or should I say 'essence?'), and a few stores; it is about a 15 minute drive from the Longueuil metro station, from which you can access the entire city when you change trains at the Berri-UQAM station. The only negatives I found at this campsite were plentiful mosquitoes, but also a number of tent campers had a very loud party well into the night (after 1 am) with no intervention by the staff to maintain quiet, although they had a sign that said quiet after 10 pm. All in all, I would choose this campground again the next time I am in the area. read more

I stayed in cabin #1. You might want to avoid that one. I plugged the coffee maker into the wall socket and shorted out the whole building. Had to get the owners over there to turn the lights back on. Later I tried to plug the I pod into the same outlet and again the lights went out. I ended up making coffee outside the next morning from a different outlet. The building looked like the wire had just been redone. there was a short in the wall socket. We also had a wasp problem, couldn't sit on the porch due to constant buzzing around our head. On a happier note, it was a nice campground, The toilets and showers were close. the pool was nice too. Staff was friendly read more

Montréal Sud KOA - This is DB. He travel's the world. avoid this cabin. - Campgrounds Near Me - Saint-Philippe, Quebec

Stayed For 4 days and 3 nights in July 2016. Well maintained and great great restrooms and showers. Nice pool and playground area if you bring kids. Also very easy access to Montreal. Only reason a 4 and not 5 was the very weak Wifi. read more

Montréal Sud KOA - Campgrounds Near Me - Saint-Philippe, Quebec

Outstanding. Simply put, KOA is the standard for campgrounds. Clean grounds, spotless washrooms, safe and quiet. Need I say more?

KOA is in the business of serving travellers. Well, when the hours of Montreal construction that I ran into a few weeks ago while driving OVER 12 HOURS from Halifax delayed me to after 9 pm, I did not think anything of rolling up to the KOA, I've done it before all over North America. It was dark and locked up, but when I went to find a tent site it seemed to be a muddy, mosquito infested swamp. Back to the front I called the number. You know darn well they live above the office, but they would not open up and rent me a cabin. I had to drive another hour to find a decent hotel. KOA is a giant money grab, and this just proves it. They obviously do not need to bend over back anywhere for their customers. This particular one was just the same almost 25 years ago when we stayed there - nothing's changed. Give it a pass. In fact, give camping in Quebec as pass entirely. Do not, ever, leave the highway following a 'Camping' sign because you will find they are all permanent resident parks - the signs should not be put there for tourists, very misleading. read more

We are on an adventure of the year. After a nice nite in Montreal and not wanting to fork over the $300 for a motel room we opted for the good old KOA. Being that we are from Billings Montana where KOA originated, thought it would be a great place to lay out heads. The price for a tent spot was as expected the going rate, $40. ( same as a provincial park.) We arrived late and were unable to take it in until the next morning. Just like home! Kinda nice to be 3k miles from home and feel like your only 10 miles away. A little comfort a long ways away. The park is very well kept with a nice play ground for the kids, a nice size pool and a wading pool as well. The showers were clean and the staff friendly. Also for the adventures people there is also a put put golf course. All in all a very nice experience. The only "gripe" if you will was the location of our site was rather close to the main road. There was a bit of traffic in the early AM. Definitely a nice park, just ask to stay away from the road. read more

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Hesitant to stay in an expensive hotel room in downtown Montreal and desirous of the possibility to escape from the city noise at the end of the day, my friend and I decided to spend three nights in a Kabin at this campground. I would recommend ensuring the weather will be warm before booking a cabin as when we arrived in early October it was in the forties and a bit chilly to be sleeping in such a space, though the space heater helped. It was otherwise everything I expected it to be: nice and quiet in early fall (though it is probably more crowded in summer) with clean amenities and easy access to the city: only a half hour drive. The Longueuil Metro station is a 15-20 minute drive away, and I'd recommend parking your car there and going into Montreal that way, as city driving was pretty stressful. I only wish the showers were warmer and the wifi faster. It was hard to connect to the network in the cabin and I dreaded the chilly temp in the shower each morning! Overall, though, a pleasant stay. read more

This is a classic KOA campground. If you've stayed at KOAs before then you know what I mean... they're fairly predictable, and this one is quite typical. We stayed on a weekend for easy day trips to Montreal and it worked great for that. Not even half full on an August weekend, it was a nice surprise to have plenty of space to ourselves. The pool is decent, the campsites are lined up rather tightly packed like most KOAs, but it's quiet and comfortable. Bathrooms and showers were pretty clean and it was a good experience overall. read more

I contemplated not posting about this but feel people should know. #MontrealSouthKOA #WorstKOAever To make a long story very very short. The owner brought out a ancient analog voltage and load tester and told me that my brand new digital meter on my Progressive Industries Surge protector is garbage and needs to be thrown away because he has been doing this for 20 years. They have MAJOR Voltage issues and their response is "that's what I have so you can pack up and leave if you think it will hurt your coach." We watched one guy take his Surge guard off because it kept cutting his power off and while setting up our power kept turning off with only our fridge on. Turns out the voltage was going from below 90v to less than 110v. A number of large class a all electric coaches were there for the long haul. I feel bad for them. Their a/c compressors will be just one of the things going bad when they get back to Florida this winter:( read more

Nice campground with plenty of spaces. Big rig friendly. Lots of activities. Downside is very weak WiFi and can get dusty from the roads. Nice folks and not too far from town. read more

We've stayed at many KOAs before, and will not let our experience at this one taint our future KOA stops. We picked this particular location due to 1) its proximity to Montreal, 2) Wifi was available, and 3) past consistency of other KOAs. Lo and behold, what a disappointment. Despite the location being easy to find, and the sites itself comfortable and campground decently maintained, the wifi was non existent. It is shared, monitored, and completely restrictive (they claim that you are only to use it to check emails and browse, although that didn't even work - basic sites would not load, and cut you off after an hour and you have to sign back on). Do not count on getting wifi at this place if that is an important factor in your trip (which it was to us as we run a business). An inquiry regarding options made evident that the level of professionalism left very much to be desired. We ended up having to unhook our RV every morning to go to a nearby Tim Hortons to get adequate internet. Denise, the present manager, tried to be as accommodating as possible, which was appreciated by my husband. Nevertheless, we will not be returning here any time in the future, and could not be happier to leave. If you're looking for basic tent camping, this place will work. read more

It's a nice stop. The sites are close together but the amenities (bathrooms, laundry, playground, etc) are top notch. It's close to mass transit or a 40 minute drive into Montreal. I'd come again. read more

We were only there for one night... So really can't judge it. From what we saw it was clean and the staff were pleasant... Just not one we'll be coming back too.... Not one of our favorites that we visited "passing thru". read more

We were extremely pleased with our stay at this KOA. The staff was bilingual, friendly, and helpful with references to tourist attractions and restaurants. The park is conveniently located close to Montreal sites, yet still maintains a camping feel. The park was clean, quiet, and well maintained. Highly recommend. read more