The City of Beaconsfield, situated on the shores of Lac St-Louis, offers its residents many water access points for non-motorized watercraft.
The municipality has the following water access ramps to be used by the public to access the lake:
- Corner of Angell and Lakeshore
- Corner of Lakeview and Lakeshore (permit required for non-motorized watercraft requiring a trailer, see below)
- Corner of St-Louis and Lakeshore
Swimming is prohibited at all times.
Lakeview non-motorized boat access program
Access to the water ramp at the corner of Lakeview and Lakeshore.
For non-motorized watercraft requiring a trailer only.
A permit is required to pass through the gate to access the boat launch.
Cost of permit: $100 for the current year
Key: $100 deposit required
Documents required:
Photo and registration certificate of the boat
Proof of residence (e.g. driver's licence, Hydro-Québec or telecommunication company bill)
Quebec driving licence
You must present yourself in person at the permit counter in City Hall, 303 Beaconsfield Blvd. Beaconsfield during opening hours, Monday to Thursday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4:45 p.m., and Friday, 8 a.m. to noon.
Methods of payment accepted:
Cash
Debit or credit card (MasterCard, Visa)
For more information, write to permis@beaconsfield.ca
Light watercraft allowed free of charge:
Kayak
Canoe
Windsurf board
Paddleboard
Light watercraft storage space rental
Don't spend all summer strapping your kayak to the roof of your car every time you want to take it out on the water. Instead, rent a space by the water at Centennial Park, St. Louis Park or Lakeview Park!
Residents will be able to store their kayak, paddle board or canoe on storage racks provided by the City.
Storage period: May 9 to October 17, 2026.
Registration: Tuesday, May 5, as of 8 a.m. Online only via the IC3 registration platform. An IC3 account is required to register.
Seasonal fee: $60 per space
Maximum of 2 spaces per address
Beaconsfield residents only
Storage spots are in high demand and fill up quickly
Size of available spaces
Centennial Park: 18’’ X 44’’ • 18’’ X 34’’ • 25’’ X 44’’ • 25’’ X 34’’
St. Louis Park: 18" x 36"
Lakeview Park: 18" x 36"
Angell Park: 18" x 36"