Make a splash this summer at the beautiful beaches of Rideau Lakes! The Township operates a number of public parks and beaches throughout the area, along the stunning Rideau system. Pack a picnic, grab a towel and get ready to cool off and enjoy the water views at the best local beaches. Dip your toes in Rideau Lakes!
Lower Beverley Lake Park
This sandy wade-in beach leads to a raft that is a favourite among locals around Delta. The beach at Lower Beverley Lake Park is free for walk-ins and $5.00 for a vehicle pass. While there, enjoy the play structures, walk the trail showcasing towering hemlocks, and even grab an ice cream or pizza, too! Explore the Village of Delta with help from the Delta day trip guide.
Portland Community Beach
Small beach with big memories! This public beach located at 24 Water Street, Portland is open free of charge between 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. each summer. While the Village of Portland is a boating destination set on Big Rideau Lake, no boats are allowed on the beach. Portland is home to cafes, restaurants, pizzerias and a great picnic area with a public gazebo at Hanna Park. Explore where to eat, play and stay with the picnic guide to Portland.
Sand Lake Park
This is a special spot. Sand Lake Park is a quiet place to spend the day, located at 345 Delong Road near Elgin, and is equipped with a full playground, trails, raft, covered pavilion and picnic area! It’s also home to a popular day camp in July and August. Discover more on where to eat and things to see and do in Elgin with the new picnic guide. There’s nothing like listening to the loons call while enjoying an evening dip in the Rideau.
Westport Lions Beach
Pack up the family or round up some friends and head to the Westport Lions Beach at the edge of Sand Lake near Westport! This popular sandy beach is located at 63 Mountain Road, Westport. With a gazebo, playgrounds, trails, sports fields and lots of green space, and occasional activities at the beach house, Westport Lions Beach is a great place to make some memories with your friends or family. Find out more on the Rideau Lakes beaches and park page.
Whether you’re a nature lover, water baby or sun worshipper, the beaches in Rideau Lakes are the perfect place to make the most out of summer!