Immerse yourself in a historical adventure as you revel in the charm of a bygone era, RV camping like never before, at a unique site steeped in nostalgia the only Transcontinental station preserved in the region. Transforming historical legacy into a cultural haven, this venue invites you on an enthralling journey through time, offering a museum, an arts and crafts shop, and the intimate stories of the pioneers who shaped the land. As you set up your RV at this iconic location at the village's core, you'll be greeted by the grandeur of the main building, an architectural marvel dating back to 1913, now serving as a museum. Dive into an exhibition that breathes life into the tales of Rivire-Bleue from 1850 to 1950, an era of burgeoning industry, from the towering forest to the bustling mill. Discover the everyday life of this quintessential hinterland villageschools, church, agriculture, and yes, even the legends of bootleggers. Step inside the cozy Aubut Station and uncover exhibitions dedicated to the iron arteries that once cut through the landscape: National Transcontinental Railway, Intercontinental Railway, and Temiscouata Railway. Pause for reflection at the caf over a steaming cup of coffee, or explore the intriguing depths of an old anti-nuclear shelter. RV camping enthusiasts with a taste for history and culture will find no shortage of intrigue and delights at this preserved station. Whether you're browsing the crafts shop for unique souvenirs or soaking up tales that hark back to the spirited pioneering days, this historical host provides a serene backdrop to a truly immersive getaway.