Girl Guides of Canada

Voilà Québec! 100 is a week-long (eight days, seven nights) camp held at Québec’s provincial camp, Camp Peaceful Waters. Voilà Québec! 100 is part of Camp Peaceful Waters’ 100th anniversary celebration.

Campers will experience Québec culture, language and heritage in an intimate community camp with 100 Guiding sisters. Campers will complete program work and a special camp challenge.

Adventure awaits with two outings – St. Sauveur water park and a day trip to Mont Tremblant village and a climbing adventure course.

This camp is open for girls and youth born in 2013 (who will have completed their first year of Pathfinders by the start of camp) or earlier.

Youth should have experience with multi-day and night camps, with a recommended minimum of six nights away.

No. Girl Guides of Canada - Québec Council has a bilingual membership. The majority of our members live in bilingual and English-speaking communities. While at camp, we encourage you to learn some French from girls and adults as a new skill.

The cost is $675 per camper, $6,750 for a full patrol - eight youth, two adults (CAD, tax included).

Included: Transportation between Montreal area and camp, lodging, food, programming, out trips and crests.

Not Included: Travel to and from Montreal, insurance, personal expenses, and optional pre/post camp activities.

All registrations received after September 12, 2025 will be placed on a waitlist. Please note that camp has a very limited capacity. Registration is first come, first served.

A 10% deposit per camper is required at registration. Your registration will only be fully acknowledged once we have received your deposit and your completed registration form. The payment schedule will be confirmed after registration has closed.

Deposit refunds will be issued only before the registration deadline (September 12, 2025). No refunds after June 1, 2026. No refunds for individuals. Replacements are welcome until July 1, 2026.

Camp Peaceful Waters is located in a valley. Campers will be expected to walk up and down hills every day. Our camp sites have been built around the natural terrain of the land.

All roads are either dirt or gravel. The paths through the forest are worn but have grass, rocks, rivers, etc. in their path.

Unfortunately, Camp Peaceful Waters is not wheelchair accessible.

If you have any questions or concerns, please email qc-voilaquebec@guidescanada.ca and we’ll be happy to help.

While there are a limited number of electrical outlets on some sites, we recommend bringing a solar charger or backup battery.

If you are travelling from another province or country, please consult your travel guidelines. Uniform is required for the opening and closing ceremonies.

Temperatures usually range from 25-35 C (including feels-like temperatures) during the day and 15-20 C at night. Typically, there is at least one period of rain a week.

There is limited cell phone reception at camp. Campers should not expect cell phone reception. There is a landline for emergencies.

There is no Wi-Fi at camp.

Each campsite has tent platforms with canvas tents and an activity shelter (marquee) with kitchen space and tables to eat at. In the kitchen, there is a wood stove, electric oven, cabinets, pots and pans and a sink. All sites have running water, flush toilets, a shower and an outdoor fire pit.

The rest of the camp features an amphitheater, waterfront with swimming and boating access and hiking trails.

We will be travelling to and from camp on school buses.

Please visit each location’s website* for more information:

• Mont Tremblant Village
• St Sauveur water park

*Out trip locations are subject to change. If you still have questions, email qc-voilaquebec@guidescanada.ca.

In addition to the standard kit list items, each camper will need a bedroll (sleeping bag, mattress, pillow, etc.) and a ditty bag (plate, bowl, cutlery, cup, mug, etc.)

No tents are required. All our sites are equipped with canvas tents. Each tent sleeps a maximum of four people. Each campsite is also fully equipped with standard camping equipment.

If you have any questions, please contact qc-voilaquebec@guidescanada.ca.

A full kit list will be made available after registration had closed.

Camp is a buggy place. We recommend bringing bug repellent.

Yes, patrol rosters can be modified up until July 1, 2026. No refunds will be given after June 1, 2026. Please email qc-voilaquebec@guidescanada.ca to notify us of any roster changes.

All patrols must adhere to a 1:7 ratio in order to comply with Girl Guides of Canada Safe Guide requirements. Patrols are comprised of 8 youth and 2 Guiders.