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Verified beaches in Montreal, Quebec.
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Jean-Dore Beach is Parc Jean-Drapeau's paid summer swimming beach on Ile Notre-Dame, set up around a large modular swim zone, sand, changing rooms, showers, lockers, and nearby park food service. The visit works best when you treat tickets, weather, parking, and any add-on water activity as separate checks before leaving.
Oka's beach is a controlled-access Sepaq day-use area on Lac des Deux Montagnes, not a roadside swim stop. Plan around the park gate, beach-sector parking, seasonal lifeguard dates, and the daily information page, especially when hot weekends or high water can change the visit.
Verdun Beach gives Montreal swimmers a managed St. Lawrence River access point behind Verdun Auditorium, with a buoyed calm-water area protected by a rock jetty. The practical checks are supervision hours and water quality: swimming can close after rain or overflows, and the borough posts a phone line to confirm whether the water is open.