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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Siméon is a picturesque municipality in the administrative region of Capitale-Nationale, in Quebec, in Canada. It is located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, west of the Saguenay River.
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Saint-Simon Village Quay
Quay located in the heart of the village of Saint-Siméon.
Port-au-Persil quay
Baie-des-Rochers municipal park wharf
The island of the Baie des Rochers protects this bay against large waves and strong winds.
Cap-au-Saumon Lighthouse
Reception pavilion Views of Port-au-Persil
Port-au-Persil promenade quay
Port au Persil municipal stop
Beach of the village of Saint-Simon
Beach between the mouth of the Rivière Noire and the Motel and Chalets Bo-Fleuve Évangeline.
Quai de Saint-Simon
Quay located in the heart of the village of Saint-Siméon.
Lighthouse of Cap de la Tête au Chien
Point of historical interest. Located on a rocky summit along the St. Lawrence River in the Port-aux-Quilles sector.
Baie-des-Rochers municipal park
This park is opposite the Baie des Rochers island.
Bosco Charlevoix is an adventure organization that offers guided dog sledding and sea kayaking excursions.
The Palissades de Charlevoix mountain adventure park
Mountain adventure park of international caliber for the practice of mountain adventure sports such as hiking, climbing, via ferrata, aerial at 60 m altitude, abseiling of 70 m and the double zipline of the lake (250 m). The site has a granite wall four kilometers wide by 400 m high.
Path falls to my grandmother
Footpath in forest area.
L'Orignac East Trail
Beginning trail near rue St-Laurent and rue Tremblay, in the heart of the village of Saint-Siméon.
Free Wi-Fi. Complex including restaurant, motel and cabins. View of the beach and the sea.
Meal served on site or to take away.
Fast food. Meals on site. Take out orders.
Restaurant overlooking the beach and the river.
Meals on site. Take out orders.
Milk bar
Dairy bar located in the heart of the village of Saint-Siméon, opposite the ferry dock.
Heated outdoor swimming pool. View of the river.
View of the river.
View of the river.
Suburban hotel.
B&B.
Chalet rental. Ancestral piece-by-piece architecture dating from 1869. Location on a large lot with a view of the river. Capacity for up to eight people. Indoor spa and two-seater sauna.
Vacation home.
B&B.
Saint-Siméon Municipal Campground
This campsite has been a family business for 65 years. This campsite offers 36 sites, with community hall. Sandy beach, children's play area, pottery workshop every day (Porterie Port au Persil).
Wild camping, dog sledding, chalet, hiking, Fat bikes, cross-country skiing, snowshoes, and snowmobiling.
Controlled exploitation zone (ZEC) offers hunting services (woodcock, white-tailed deer, pheasant, grouse, hare, moose, black bear, grouse), camping and other outdoor activities (access to a beach, canoe, canoe -camping, mushroom picking, berry picking, kakak, snowmobile, wading, fly fishing, ice fishing, hiking, mountain biking.
4-star chalets that can accommodate from 2 to 12 people. Each chalet has its own dock and boats. Main activities: fishing, paddleboarding, jumping, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, excursions.
Hunting and fishing outfitter.
General grocery store.
Agricultural project aimed at promoting ecological, diversified and sustainable agriculture. Culture inspired by principles of agroecology and an entrepreneurial approach to agriculture.
Livestock farm. Offer of various cosmetics including donkey milk soap.
Charlevoix company specializing in the production of organic vegetable plants, herbs and edible flowers.
Magasin de poterie.
Artisanat.
By car
By bus
By boat
Saint-Siméon is accessible seasonally by pleasure boats at the following quays:
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