Parc national d’Oka

Beach camping 45 minutes from Montréal.

The easy weekend from Montréal: a big campground on Lac des Deux Montagnes with a long sand beach, more than 800 sites and 72 ready-to-camp tents, open for camping year-round. Paddle the bay, walk up the Calvary hill trail with its 18th-century chapels, and finish at the abbey or a vineyard in Oka. With 825 sites, summer weekends are busy.

At a glance

Campsites

825

Ready-to-camp

72 tents

Hookups

15- and 30-amp sites

Beach

Long sand beach on Lac des Deux Montagnes

Reservations

Each November for next summer (Nov 8–9, 2025 for 2026)

Nightly

Up to $70.65; ready-to-camp up to $202

What’s here

• Tent sites
• RV hookups
• Glamping
• Cabins
• Showers
• Lake or riverfront
• Swimming beach
• Open in winter

Gear, rentals and guides

• Sépaq rentals

  Kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats, bikes and fatbikes at the beach and campground.

• Aquazilla Oka

  Inflatable water park off the park beach, for kids and teens.

Events

“Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.

• ChristmasNov 21–22, 2026

  Marché de Noël d’Oka

  Local Christmas market with crafts, sweets and food products.

Where to stay

• cabinSépaq ready-to-camp tents

  Furnished tents on platforms, including two adapted for reduced mobility.

  In the park
• innAuberge de l’Abbaye d’Oka

  Rooms in the historic Trappist abbey grounds in the village.

  5 min drive

Nearby

• Calvaire d’Oka trail · In the park

  Climb Calvary hill past old stone chapels to views over the lake.

• Abbaye d’Oka · 5 min drive

  Former Trappist abbey with gardens and a shop.

• Vignoble La Cantina · 10 min drive

  Small vineyard in the Oka valley with tastings.

• Oka–Hudson ferry · 5 min drive

  Short seasonal car ferry across the lake to the village of Hudson.

Getting there

• Montréal-Trudeau (YUL) · about 45 min drive
• Montréal · about 0.75 hr
• Ottawa · about 1.75 hr

Directions in Google Maps