Saint-Camille

Saint-Camille, founded in 1848, was one of the first French-speaking villages in the Eastern Townships. At the heart of the village are buildings going back to 1875, such as the Steiner grocer with its loggia-style building and the church with its rectory. Saint-Antoine Chapel, built in 1899, is also worth a visit. The small municipality has annexed part of Dudswell, including Lake Watopeka – a place of rare beauty, teeming with migratory birds. Recognized for their agricultural economy, numerous cooperatives and community activities, local residents know how to make the most of their innovative spirit. In tribute to Quebec singer Félix Leclerc, the P’tit Bonheur is the pride of the village. A cultural and community centre, this former general store is renowned throughout Quebec not only for its performance hall but also for its rural life interpretation centre. Saint-Camille now boasts a familyread more > trail – more than 4 km of walking trails for the enjoyment of nature lovers.