A magnificent beach rated “A”, where the water quality has never been anything less than exceptional. You’ll enjoy water (no motor) and pedestrian sports at this enchanting, peaceful site. The Jacques Cartier/Portneuf bike path is nearby. A superb resort spot for those who make the detour.
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Getting there
Plage Eau Claire is located in Saint-Léonard-de-Portneuf (Quebec), about 65 km from Quebec City as the crow flies.
Parking
Free on-site parking
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On site
Water sports activities
- Swimming
- Recreational canoeing
- Recreational kayaking
- Pedals boat
Sports and leisure
- Beach
Infrastructure and equipment
- Services pavilion
Comfort and amenities
- Restrooms
Restaurant and food services
- Picnic area
- Snack bar
Rental
- Recreational canoe
- Recreational kayak
- Pedal boat
- Stand-up paddle board
Groups
- Group rate
Frequently asked questions
Where is Plage Eau Claire located?
Plage Eau Claire is located at 100, ch. du Lac-Simon, Saint-Léonard-de-Portneuf, in the Quebec region. It is about 65 km from Quebec City as the crow flies.
Is there parking?
Yes: free on-site parking.
Can I eat on site?
Yes: snack bar and picnic area.
Is it a good outing with children?
Yes, children will find on site: beach.
What activities are available on site?
Swimming, recreational canoeing, recreational kayaking and pedals boat.
What amenities are available on site?
On site: restrooms.
Can I rent equipment on site?
Yes, available for rent: recreational canoe, recreational kayak, pedal boat and stand-up paddle board.
Are groups welcome?
Yes, groups are welcome, with a group rate. Contact the establishment to plan your visit.
How can I contact the establishment?
You can reach the establishment by phone at 418 337-3160 or on its website: st-leonard.com/tourisme/lac-simon/plage-eau-claire.
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Last updated: January 26, 2026