This expansive 82-acre historical site offers a peaceful boondocking experience with exceptional space for any size rig. The property features level, grassy grounds surrounded by wooded edges, multiple nature trails leading to a sandy beach and historic lighthouse, and easy access for parking and maneuvering large vehicles. Guests consistently praise the serene atmosphere, excellent stargazing opportunities, and the welcoming responsiveness of the host upon arrival. The location is rich with heritage and exploration opportunities, including walking trails to century-old buildings dating back to the 1700s and 1800s, interpretive signs sharing local history, and scenic water views. The nearby lighthouse and beach make for pleasant short walks, while the property itself invites visitors to discover its unique character and historical significance. Several buildings are part of the surrounding British Heritage Village, offering additional cultural interest. A highlight of the destination is Quebec's first and only bluegrass music festival, held annually in August, transforming the grounds into a vibrant gathering with live music and community energy. Even outside festival season, the site remains a quiet, well-maintained retreat ideal for those seeking a restful stop while exploring the Gaspé Peninsula region. Amenities include available water and electricity hookups, with nearby services located just a few kilometers away.