Canoe or Kayak at Lake Stukely

Orford, Québec

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A lovely spot for on-water activities and camping.

Discover Lake Stukely beach, a magnificent supervised beach with clear water and equipped with a playground for children. Guaranteed pleasure for the whole family! On-site services: Snack bar, convenience store, boutique, boat rental, toilets).

On site, you can rent canoe, kayak, pedalo, SUP paddle board and small boats. The prices of location range between 40-65$ for an entire day.

There is also a lot of hiking trail starting at this point, I recommand looking at the Mt Orford thrue Mt Chauve hike for more information.

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Canoe or Kayak at Lake Stukely Reviews

Juan Moncayo

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Canoe or Kayak at Lake Stukely

07/28/25

Also a great placed to do surf paddle! Love to come here and have a great time in the lake. Highly recommended!

5.0

Juan Moncayo

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Canoe or Kayak at Lake Stukely

02/05/25

Perfect place to cool off after a hike in Mont Orford. Pro tip. There’s a less crowded area 10 mins from the main beach where swiming is allowed. Camping grounds direction.

5.0

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