Yamaska ​​National Park

Just visited for the day. Bummed that there weren't any easily accessible maps to know the different trails. Cool to see that you could stay there in a cottage or tent.

We rented the ready to camp" shelter/tent for 5 nights

Bienvenue cyclistes sites available at main camping area.Cheap bicycle camping, many fireflies. Offsales at canteen.Great, affordable spot for bicycle tourists.

Great place for some beginner gravel biking. Tracks are very well maintained (less bumpy than some streets around my house) and the climbs aren't that hard (some 7%, but not for long). Amazing views as well.

Yamaska Beach proved to be a delightful experience for our family outing, offering an ideal balance between relaxation and adventure. The day started on an invigorating note with a morning jog along the clean, sandy beach. The calm and tranquil ambiance of the morning set the tone for the rest of the day.An added bonus was the bicycle rental facility nearby. It allowed us to take a scenic tour of the area, creating a sense of adventure while also keeping the kids entertained. The paths were safe and well-marked, offering an opportunity to enjoy the surrounding nature at its best.The beach itself was a highlight. It was well-maintained and spacious, enabling us to comfortably set up our spot without feeling crowded. The children loved playing in the sand and swimming in the calm, shallow waters. The adults, meanwhile, engaged in a lively game of beach volleyball, adding to the fun.Lunch was a picnic-style affair under our beach umbrella. While the area could benefit from more dining options, the lack of them didn’t hamper our enjoyment.In the afternoon, we took advantage of the paddle rental service. The calm sea and safe conditions were perfect for beginners and experienced paddlers alike, adding an adventurous twist to the day. We all had a fantastic time exploring the coastline from a different perspective.The day culminated with a stunning sunset, providing a gorgeous backdrop for family photos. Our beachside barbecue under the starry sky was the perfect conclusion to the day.While Yamaska Beach could benefit from improved local amenities, its natural beauty, cleanliness, and the fun activities it offers make it an excellent choice for a family day out. We wholeheartedly recommend it to families seeking a day of fun, adventure, and relaxation.

Today was our first time paddle boarding there and we absolutely enjoyed our day. We got to bring our dog not only swimming but on the raft too. Water is calm and there's not much water plants underwater. The beach area and washrooms are clean and the staff are all accomodating.

Great place to visit all seasons. There is alot of activities like ice phishing, fat bikes , walking trails.

A beautiful provincial park to enjoy swimming in the lake and have a picnic.

Yamaska National Park's beach is an awesome spot for swimming, kayaking, and firing up the BBQ. Dive into the refreshing water, paddle away, and sizzle up some delicious eats. It's a triple threat of fun, sun, and good food!

Great park but a few minuses that recently have been happening. They charge so much for access to the beach and per person/car per day yet the bathroom is always filthy is not cleaned throughout the day. They have been allowing dogs now the past few years and it's a damn nightmare. You basically swim with dogs. Small kids on the beach and they have to fight for space with small children who are often scared of them. The staff otherwise are helpful, park neat overall, sprinkles for kids, etc.