One thousand acres of natural parkland provide a breathtaking backdrop for our 204 campsites. With its abundant woodlands and shaded areas, this park is ideal for campers seeking privacy. If you love nature, this is the perfect place; deer and squirrels roam freely, sharing their natural environment with campers.
Online reservations can be made on our reservations page.
In the heart of the Pontiac region
Located in the municipality of Otter Lake, Quebec, Leslie Park features 204 campsites, ready-to-camp units, and a crystal-clear lake with a 550-meter supervised sandy beach. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including swimming, fishing, kayaking/canoeing, cycling on 4 km of trails, and much more. On-site amenities such as playgrounds, showers, laundry facilities, and a shop (ice, firewood, propane, etc.) ensure a comfortable stay. Leslie Park has a strong reputation as a summer destination for families and nature lovers.
Our Values
Natural Harmony
At the heart of our mission is a deep commitment to preserving the wild beauty that makes this 1,000-acre landscape so extraordinary. We operate with a “tread lightly” philosophy, integrating sustainable practices like low-impact site development and specialized water testing programs to ensure our forests and lakes remain vibrant for generations to come. By fostering a sanctuary where native wildlife thrives and natural silence is protected, we provide our guests with an authentic opportunity to reconnect with the earth in its purest form.
Exceptional Visitor Experience
Our commitment to an exceptional guest experience is defined by the seamless blend of 2025’s modern hospitality and the raw beauty of our 1,000-acre landscape. We go beyond standard sites by offering diverse, high-quality accommodations—from spacious, full-service RV sites to ready-to-camp cabins. Guests enjoy meticulously maintained facilities and grounds. Whether you are seeking a wellness retreat, or a family adventure featuring on-site equipment rentals for our private lakes, every detail is curated to ensure your stay is both effortless and unforgettable.
Community & Heritage
Our campground is more than just a destination; it is a living legacy rooted in a deep respect for the land and the people who gather here. We celebrate our heritage by preserving the natural character of this 1,000-acre park, honoring the local history that shaped it while fostering a vibrant, inclusive community of modern explorers. From shared stories around the communal fire pit to seasonal festivals that bring neighbors together, we believe that the strongest connections are forged in the great outdoors. By blending timeless traditions with a welcoming spirit, we create a sanctuary where every guest becomes part of our enduring story.
Roots Go Deep in Otter Lake
Leslie Park as we know it today—a magnificent destination for families and nature lovers—was officially established in 1972. The park takes its name from Leslie Township, founded in 1866, which was named in honour of the Honourable James Leslie, a prominent Canadian Senator.
Its story is deeply entwined with the broader history of the Municipality of Otter Lake, officially incorporated in 1876 through the union of three townships: Leslie, Clapham, and Huddersfield. Before becoming a peaceful haven, this region was a bustling hub of activity. First inhabited by First Nations peoples, the area was later settled by a diverse wave of immigrants from Germany, England, Scotland, France, and Poland.
When the forestry industry eventually declined, the residents of Otter Lake adapted by embracing the region’s greatest asset: its breathtaking natural beauty. The crystal-clear lakes, sandy beaches, and peaceful forests that once supported a robust industry became a draw for visitors seeking leisure and escape.
Leslie Park is the direct result of this transition, preserving the region’s natural splendour and continuing the long tradition of welcoming people to the shores of Otter Lake.
Join Us by the Lake Side
Online reservations and rates for our watercrafts, gear and courts are available on our website.