Plage de l'Est

Beach · Pointe-aux-Trembles

Plage de l'Est

Beach · Pointe-aux-Trembles

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16240 Rue Bureau, Pointe-aux-Trembles, QC H1A 2B4, Canada

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Nestled at the edge of Montreal Island, this spacious and serene park features a charming stony beach perfect for picnics, dog walking, and kayaking, though swimming is off the menu.  

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Feb 19, 2025

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Kiaana Kaat

Google
A wonderful beach park that is at edge of Montreal island! Super cool 😎 really big..spacious and brand new ✨✨

Wendy Mabel Medina

Google
Beautiful calm place, not many people, it's not a sand beach is stone, small stones, so take sandals that you can wet. Swimming is not allowed but there is a water park for kids, it's a good picnic area

Mike Mike

Google
It was a sunny day and I was hoping to spend some time in the sun near the waters edge. I had high hopes for this place. Good concept poor execution. No swimming permitted. I wouldn’t want to swim if it were permitted. The Water is brown. Large gravel used as a man made beach in place of sand. The water park for kids didn’t work very well. The drain for the water wasn’t working so you had a body of stagnant water / rainwater. Standing water imposes a multitude of health risks such as disease-carrying bacteria, insects, and and offers the perfect breeding ground for mold, algae, pathogens, mosquitoes, etc… Bathrooms were some what clean.

Claudia

Google
Mixed feelings about the initial direction of this project. Honestly, mostly disappointed. First, it was difficult to find since there is no signage in front of the park. The pavillion is close to the 96th avenue. The ramp is overwhelming and unnecessarily oversized. Completely disrespected the homeowners with their pretty properties. Talk about the city planners bulldozing their citizens. Besides this big negative, this place can evolve with time. It seems that the water will be opened to swim at some point. For now, a few water fountain features can be enjoyed. The big positive is the Pavillion which offers clean toilets, changing rooms and small lockers. Kayaks can also be rented. All in all, I will wait a longer while before I spend more time there.

Jennifer Diaz-Sosa

Google
Love spending time here during the summer. You can rent kayaks during the weekend that’s a very nice options. Unfortunately, we can swim in the water but great place to relax. So many people bring their dogs. Dog friendly ☺️

MARIUS ANDREAS

Google
No swimming beach. It's a shame for Montreal. But very clean for BBQ.

leto BG

Google
Quite and beautiful. Too bad that the water isn't swimable.

Isabelle Velleman

Google
The beach is small but cute. However you can't swim in the water. There are water games, a few table to eat. Cute little place to stop for a picnic