Pilot Project To Allow Dogs At Three Parcs Québec Locations

For the first time ever starting May 20th, 2016, Dogs will be allowed at Frontenac, Jacques-Cartier and Oka national parks. Our four legged friends will only be allowed in authorized places including certain campsites (see a full list here) as scientists study their impact on both the natural and visitor experience.

• Dogs must remain in the areas where they are authorized at all times.
• The person in charge of a dog exhibiting aggressive behaviour will be asked to leave the site with the dog.
• Dogs must be kept on a leash* no more than three (3) metres in length and under surveillance at all times.
• The person in charge of the dog must pick up the animal’s excrement without delay and dispose of it in a hygienic manner.
• Barking or howling dogs as well as dogs affecting the tranquility and safety of other visitors are not allowed.
• Dogs must must spend the night in the same camping equipment that the person in charge of it.
• Dogs must never be left in camping equipment of any kind (tent, trailer-tent, trailer, motorized vehicle or other) if the person in charge of a dog is absent.

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