Oka National Park, Quebec

2020 Chemin d'Oka
Oka (Québec)  J0N 1E0

45°28'25.5"N 74°03'33.8"W
45.473756, -74.059376

450-479-8365

parc.oka@sepaq.com

Reservations at Sépaq - Société des établissements de plein air du Québec.

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Oka National Park is in fact a provincial park in Quebec, located in the junction of Ottawa river and St-Lawrence river in the outskirts of Montreal. The proximity of the big city is not noticeable at all.

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Order online eight foot wide Panoramic View of Oka Quebec National Park at fall from Fine Arts America

The park is sitting on Ottawa river with number of islands. Canoeing and kayaking might be weather dependent. But on a good day you can make long trip along and across the river. There is also a boat launch if you camp with the motor boat. 

See the Google Maps panorama including boat launch and the shoreline.

The campsites vary by the size and by the type. You can pitch your own tent or park an RV. But can also book a cabin or a pre-built Huttopia tent (see above image).

The park has a store and the playground for little campers.
See the Google Maps panorama of the park's store plaza.

The park has a beach with parking lot and cafeteria for campers and day users alike.

The restrooms are spread across camping area with convenient frequency. They are well built and well maintained. From the photo above you may have an idea of what it looks like from outside. See what it looks like inside.

The park has quite a few kilometers of hiking trails and bicycle paths. Click here to read more on Oka Park Trails.

Before bringing your pet, make sure the pets are allowed in your particular cluster. 

The showers are paid. The restrooms and water spigots are free.

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