Fees · Destination Guide
Gaspé and Forillon
Cold-water shore discovery beneath a dramatic Québec peninsula.
Key fee: 2026 adult park day admission: shoulder tariff
CAD $7.25
Fees · Destination Guide
Cold-water shore discovery beneath a dramatic Québec peninsula.
Key fee: 2026 adult park day admission: shoulder tariff
CAD $7.25
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Fees are in Canadian dollars and are 2026 published reference prices, not future quotes. Forillon listed adult admission of CAD $7.25 in shoulder dates and CAD $10 in its peak tariff, but the Canada Strong Pass waived admission June 19 through September 7, 2026. That promotion has ended. Youth aged 17 or younger generally enter Parks Canada sites free. Camping, reservations, hired guides and boat excursions have separate charges. No separate Forillon dive tag, marine park fee or underwater activity permit was identified in reviewed Parks Canada guidance; this does not waive compliance with marine restrictions.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 adult park day admission: shoulder tariff | CAD $7.25 Published for May 30-June 24 and September 2-October 13, 2026, except free-admission dates June 19-September 7. | general; scuba; freedive; snorkel; topside | Parks Canada entry points or eligible pass channels when staffed | For 2026, chargeable shoulder dates were effectively May 30-June 18 and September 8-October 13. Confirm rules for any future season. |
| 2026 adult park day admission: listed peak tariff | CAD $10.00 listed; waived under 2026 Canada Strong Pass Peak tariff published for June 25-September 1, 2026; full period overlapped temporary free admission. | general; scuba; freedive; snorkel; topside | Not charged during the 2026 Canada Strong Pass period; check a future fee schedule | Do not apply the posted peak rate retrospectively to visitors during the free-admission interval. |
| 2026 Canada Strong Pass admission | CAD $0 admission during the offer June 19 to September 7, 2026 inclusive; ended. | general; scuba; freedive; snorkel; topside | No ticket required for admission during the qualifying period | Camping, service-provider tours and most other optional services were still chargeable. |
| Youth admission | Free for ages 17 and under Parks Canada published standing admission rule; check exclusions and paid extras. | general; topside | Parks Canada | Not a waiver of camping, reservations, excursions or other commercial services. |
| 2026 unserviced campsite listed nightly price | CAD $34.00 per night 2026 reference rate; campsite and date availability varied and the temporary 2026 discount may have applied. | general; topside | Parks Canada reservation system | Camping requires a valid booking or permit. The 2026 Des-Rosiers and Petit-Gaspé campground seasons have ended. |
| 2026 online campsite reservation service charge | CAD $11.50 Published 2026 online transaction fee; terms and taxes should be checked. | general; topside | Parks Canada reservation system | Reservation or modification charges are separate from nightly camping and general park admission. |
| Separate marine tag or dive permit | No separate tag or per-dive fee confirmed Evidence review as of October 28, 2026 | scuba; freedive; snorkel | Not applicable; verify current rules directly with Parks Canada | The lack of a published marine fee is not authority to enter marked closures, research zones or restricted mammal habitat. Normal park entrance charges may apply. |
Fee
Published for May 30-June 24 and September 2-October 13, 2026, except free-admission dates June 19-September 7.
For 2026, chargeable shoulder dates were effectively May 30-June 18 and September 8-October 13. Confirm rules for any future season.
Peak tariff published for June 25-September 1, 2026; full period overlapped temporary free admission.
Do not apply the posted peak rate retrospectively to visitors during the free-admission interval.
June 19 to September 7, 2026 inclusive; ended.
Camping, service-provider tours and most other optional services were still chargeable.
Parks Canada published standing admission rule; check exclusions and paid extras.
Not a waiver of camping, reservations, excursions or other commercial services.
2026 reference rate; campsite and date availability varied and the temporary 2026 discount may have applied.
Camping requires a valid booking or permit. The 2026 Des-Rosiers and Petit-Gaspé campground seasons have ended.
Published 2026 online transaction fee; terms and taxes should be checked.
Reservation or modification charges are separate from nightly camping and general park admission.
Evidence review as of October 28, 2026
The lack of a published marine fee is not authority to enter marked closures, research zones or restricted mammal habitat. Normal park entrance charges may apply.