Skip to main content
海滩圣劳伦斯河家庭度假

Plage de Saint-Zotique

📍 105 81e Avenue, Saint-Zotique, QC J0P 1Z0, Canada.
Plage de Saint-Zotique
1 photos
4/ 5.0
★★★★☆

Quick Facts

Location
Canada, Montreal
Category
Beach & Island
Duration
Recommended visit of 2-4 hours (including swimming, lakeside relaxation, and play in the sand).
Address
105 81e Avenue, Saint-Zotique, QC J0P 1Z0, Canada.
Coordinates
45.2530, -74.2470

Introduction

Plage de Saint-Zotique, in the town of Saint-Zotique (105 81e Avenue) about 45 minutes west of Montreal, Quebec, sits on the shore of Lac Saint-François and is known for its fine sand and 'tropical'-feel resort atmosphere, making it a popular artificial lakeside beach near Montreal. The beach is equipped with lifeguards, food service, changing/shower facilities, and play and sports amenities, open seasonally; the summer high season also hosts events such as barbecue festivals. Swimming is limited to hours when staff and lifeguards are present (until about 18:45).

✨ Highlights

1
A well-known lakeside fine-sand beach near Montreal, praised for its 'tropical' resort vibe
At Plage de Saint-Zotique, A well-known lakeside fine-sand beach near Montreal, praised for its 'tropical' resort vibe is one of the most representative experiences of this destination.
2
Equipped with lifeguards, food service, showers, and sport and play facilities
At Plage de Saint-Zotique, Equipped with lifeguards, food service, showers, and sport and play facilities is one of the most representative experiences of this destination.
3
Clear shallow waters of Lac Saint-François, great for families to play in water
At Plage de Saint-Zotique, Clear shallow waters of Lac Saint-François, great for families to play in water is one of the most representative experiences of this destination.
4
Rich in summer events such as performances and barbecue festivals
At Plage de Saint-Zotique, Rich in summer events such as performances and barbecue festivals is one of the most representative experiences of this destination.

🛈 Practical Info

→Best time to visit:Avoid the midday heat; mornings or late afternoons are more comfortable and better for photos.
→Transport:Arrange via local public transport, driving or a chartered transfer; check latest local transport info.
→Climate & dress:Prepare sun protection, water and suitable footwear for the local climate; some outdoor areas are exposed.
→On site:Follow on-site signs and rules; do not climb on or touch heritage features.
→Accessibility:Some areas have natural or uneven surfaces and may challenge those with limited mobility.
→Transportation:Drive via Autoroute 20 (about 45 minutes west of Montreal); after arriving, walk into the beach, with a free parking lot available.

Opening Hours

Opening Hours
Wednesday10:00-21:00
Saturday10:00-21:00

In the peak season (around June 20 to August 23, 2026) usually 10:00-20:00 Sat-Wed and 10:00-21:00 Thu-Fri; swimming hours about 10:00-18:45 daily (venue schedule adjusts with season and weather, subj

Ticket Information

Ticket Information
AdultFree

Same-day admission required: free for town residents and ages 0-4, about CAD 8 for ages 5-12, and about CAD 16 for ages 13+ (taxes extra; about 20-30% off off-peak, roughly 50% off after 17:00, subjec

💡 Tips

• Ticket prices, opening hours and tours may change; confirm on official channels on site. Queried opening hours: In the peak season (around June 20 to August 23, 2026) usually 10:00-20:00 Sat-Wed and 10:00-21:00 Thu-Fri; swimming hours about 10:00-18:45 daily (venue schedule adjusts with season and weather, subject to official website notice), with reduced hours in late/off season.; admission: Same-day admission required: free for town residents and ages 0-4, about CAD 8 for ages 5-12, and about CAD 16 for ages 13+ (taxes extra; about 20-30% off off-peak, roughly 50% off after 17:00, subject to real-time official website); parking free..
• Prepare for the local climate (sun, hydration) and pace your visit accordingly.
• Respect local culture, customs and any religious norms; dress and behave accordingly.
• Combine with nearby sights and plan around local transport and accommodation.

FAQ

What are the opening hours of Plage de Saint-Zotique?

Wednesday: 10:00-21:00; Saturday: 10:00-21:00; In the peak season (around June 20 to August 23, 2026) usually 10:00-20:00 Sat-Wed and 10:00-21:00 Thu-Fri; swimming hours about 10:00-18:45 daily (venue schedule adjusts with season and weather, subj

How much is the admission for Plage de Saint-Zotique?

Adult: Free; Same-day admission required: free for town residents and ages 0-4, about CAD 8 for ages 5-12, and about CAD 16 for ages 13+ (taxes extra; about 20-30% off off-peak, roughly 50% off after 17:00, subjec

Any practical tips for visiting Plage de Saint-Zotique?

Ticket prices, opening hours and tours may change; confirm on official channels on site. Queried opening hours: In the peak season (around June 20 to August 23, 2026) usually 10:00-20:00 Sat-Wed and 10:00-21:00 Thu-Fri; swimming hours about 10:00-18:45 daily (venue schedule adjusts with season and weather, subject to official website notice), with reduced hours in late/off season.; admission: Same-day admission required: free for town residents and ages 0-4, about CAD 8 for ages 5-12, and about CAD 16 for ages 13+ (taxes extra; about 20-30% off off-peak, roughly 50% off after 17:00, subject to real-time official website); parking free.. Prepare for the local climate (sun, hydration) and pace your visit accordingly.

How long should I spend at Plage de Saint-Zotique?

A typical visit takes Recommended visit of 2-4 hours (including swimming, lakeside relaxation, and play in the sand)..

This entry is compiled from public travel websites. Tickets, opening hours and transport may change; please confirm with official sources on site.