Morning: Depart Montreal early, cruising along Autoroute 20 with the dog secured in the camper; stop at Parc national du Mont‑Orford for a quick stretch and scenic lake view.
Afternoon: Continue to Le Bic National Park, set up camp at the dog‑friendly site, and explore the iconic cliffs and tidal pools.
Evening: Enjoy a sunset walk along the **Bic River**, then prepare a campfire dinner while the dog relaxes by the water.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to Percé, marvel at the **Percé Rock** from the ferry landing and stroll the charming village.
Afternoon: Head to Bonaventure Island for a guided seabird tour (dogs on leashes allowed on the trail) and panoramic Gulf views.
Evening: Return to the campsite near **Le Bic**, enjoy a coastal barbecue, and stargaze over the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Find HotelsMorning: Travel inland to Parc national de la Gaspésie, hike the **Mont Albert** loop (dog‑friendly sections) for alpine scenery.
Afternoon: Visit the historic village of **Gaspé**, explore the **Musée de la Gaspésie**, and sample local seafood.
Evening: Return to the camper, relax at the campsite’s fire pit, and enjoy a quiet night by the river.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive the **Route 132** coastal loop, stopping at **Forillon National Park** for a dog‑friendly beach walk.
Afternoon: Explore the **Cap‑Gaspé Lighthouse** and enjoy a picnic with ocean vistas.
Evening: Set up camp at a designated site in Forillon, savor a fresh‑caught fish dinner, and unwind under the stars.
**Day 5: Gaspésie ► New Brunswick – Travel & Arrival**Morning: Depart early, cross the **Maine border**, and head toward **Fredericton**, New Brunswick, with scenic river views.
Afternoon: Arrive in Fredericton, park the camper at the dog‑friendly **Kingswood Campground**, and explore the **Historic Garrison District**.
Evening: Dine at a local pet‑friendly brewery and enjoy a leisurely walk along the **Saint John River** trail.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to **Hopewell Rocks** to witness the dramatic **tidal bore**; walk the base of the rock formations with the dog on a leash.
Afternoon: Continue to **Fundy National Park**, take a short hike on the **Dickson Falls Trail** (dog‑friendly) and enjoy a picnic.
Evening: Return to the camper, relax at the campsite, and watch the sunset over the Bay of Fundy.
Find HotelsMorning: Board the **Confederation Bridge** ferry at **Borden**, bringing the camper and dog aboard for a short crossing.
Afternoon: Arrive in **Charlottetown**, set up camp at **Cavendish Campground**, and explore the historic downtown, including **Victoria Row** (pet‑friendly patios).
Evening: Enjoy a waterfront dinner at a dog‑welcome restaurant and a relaxing walk along the **Harbourfront Trail**.
Find HotelsMorning: Tour the **Anne of Green Gables Museum** in Cavendish, with leashed dogs allowed in the garden area.
Afternoon: Visit **Cavendish Beach** for a swim and sand play; the beach has a designated dog‑off‑leash zone.
Evening: Return to Charlottown, attend a local folk music session, and relax at the campsite.
Find HotelsMorning: Drive to **Prince Edward Island National Park** at **Souris**, hike the **Brackley Beach Trail** (dog‑friendly) and spot nesting birds.
Afternoon: Stop at the **Lighthouse at Point Prim** for stunning coastal views and a quick photo stop.
Evening: Camp at the park’s **Cove Campground**, enjoy a campfire dinner, and listen to the waves.
Find HotelsMorning: Pack up, take a leisurely drive back to the **Confederation Bridge**, and start the journey home.
Afternoon: Make a brief stop at **Kedgwick**, New Brunswick, for a lunch break and a quick walk in **Kedgwick River Park**.
Evening: Arrive back in Montreal, unload the camper, and reflect on the adventure with the dog resting after a memorable road trip.
Find HotelsTo shorten the trip, combine Day 2 and Day 3 by skipping the inland mountain hike and focusing on the coastal sights of Gaspésie. Conversely, add an extra day in Prince Edward Island to explore the **Isle of Palms** and the **PEI Culinary Trail**, or spend an additional night in New Brunswick’s **Fundy National Park** for more hiking options. Always keep water and shade for the dog, and book dog‑friendly campsites well in advance during peak season.