CENTRE TOURISTIQUE DU LAC-SIMON
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2024
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Resort on the shores of Lake Simon, a family destination par excellence offering a host of activities in Duhamel.
Bordering Lac Simon, this resort is a family destination par excellence, offering a host of activities: water sports, biking, fishing, hiking, ice fishing, tubing, snowshoeing, ice skating, dog sledding and more. Accommodation is available in fully-equipped cabins, Compact cabins, ready-to-camp or camping. Equipment rentals and various services (boutique, convenience store, creamery, etc.) are available at the beach pavilion.
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Visited in december 2023
Magnifique plage de sable blond de 2 km de longueur.
Visited in november 2023
Site très propre et bloc sanitaires aussi paradisiaque pour les enfants. ???? . Je sais que l'ont peut louer des petites cabines mais moi j'en ai jamais loué c'est un camping à la base alors chacun vient avec son équipement et les lieux sont ouverts été comme hiver.
Visited in october 2023
We just used the beach for the day, didn't stay overnight. The beach is very nice: clear and "warm" temperature (july-august), easy to get used to. There are lifeguards if you stay near the centre of the beach, in an area very well marked. You can also use the rest of the beach, which is quite long and can accommodate a large number of people. Just 1.5h away from Ottawa, it's a nice alternative to a 3-h drive to Sand Banks, with comparable water quality, better services (there are lifeguards, also ice cream and better-kept washrooms), but no dunes. It is busy, and very family oriented - if you mind the noise of kids playing, walk to one of the corners of the beach, where there's way less people (but no lifeguards). There's a day-use fee of $14 (tax included) per person, charged at the entrance. There's also a second beach to the east - "Place de L'est", just across the Riviere de la Petite Nation, outside of this park and with a different access, but we haven't tried it yet.
Visited in october 2023
Un peu tard dans la saison pour evaluer mais tres propre
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