Visitor guidelines

There are a number of outdoor activities that require a permit. Check with Lévis Forts National Historic Site prior to engaging in non-traditional, unusual or commercial activities.

Please note that portable cooking equipment is not permitted (ex. BBQs).

• Pets must be kept outside and on a leash at all times.
• Don’t leave your pet unattended in a vehicle.
• Remember to clean up after your pet.
• Service animals are welcome in the company of their handlers. Please keep service animals on a leash or harness during your visit to Lévis Forts National Historic Site.

Cannabis is legalized and strictly regulated in Canada. It is your responsibility to understand federal, provincial, and municipal regulations for cannabis use.

Given the legislative provisions in Lévis prohibiting the use of cannabis in public places, cannabis use is prohibited at Lévis Forts National Historic Site. For more information on the regulation of cannabis in Parks Canada sites, please visit: https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/voyage-travel/regles-rules/cannabis.

Never litter.

Good times in the national historic sites are safer and more rewarding when you Leave No Trace of your visit. A good rule of thumb is to leave “no trace on the place” and “no trace on others’ space”

All Parks Canada places are ‘no drone zones’ for recreational use.

If you do not possess a permit or special permission to fly your drone in a Parks Canada place, please leave your drone at home. Learn more about our drone usage rules.

Use of, selling, or purchasing fireworks, or any other type of explosive, is not permitted within a National Historic Site / Park.

Commercial filming activities have special considerations. All commercial activity is subject to business licencing and permits. Contact the Lévis Forts National Historic Site for details on whether your activity requires a permit. https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/lhn-nhs/qc/levis/info/film 

Please park your vehicle only in designated areas where it does not pose a risk to other visitors. If the parking lot is full, proceed to the nearest parking lot and walk to your destination.

Be aware of provincial smoking and vaping regulations regarding distances from buildings, playgrounds, and other facilities.

Cannabis is legalized and strictly regulated in Canada. It is your responsibility to understand federal, provincial, and municipal regulations for cannabis use.