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Campers Invited to Vote for Camping of the Year - Radio-Gaspésie

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Campers in the region and outside are invited to vote for the year's campsite organized by the Fédération québécoise de camping et de caravaning. For 7 years, the organization has wanted to highlight the work of campground operators and the quality of the services offered by the owners. All campers, whether members or non-members, can vote for their favorite campsite by September 14. The director of business development at FQCC, Denis Robitaille…
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Campers Invited to Vote for Camping of the Year - Radio-Gaspésie

Campers in the region and outside are invited to vote for the year's campsite organized by the Fédération québécoise de camping et de caravaning. For 7 years, the organization has wanted to highlight the work of campground operators and the quality of the services offered by the owners. All campers, whether members or non-members, can vote for their favorite campsite by September 14. The director of business development at FQCC, Denis Robitaille…

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radiogaspesie.ca broke the news in Gaspé, Canada on Monday, July 21, 2025.
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