Top Things to do in Oka
The 10 Best Things to do in Oka, Oka
Discover the best top things to do in Oka, Quebec including Labonte de la pomme, Colline du Calvaire d’Oka, Traverse Oka-Hudson, Jude-Pomme, Abbaye Cistercienne D'Oka, Oka Beach, Oka National Park, Magasin de L'Abbaye d'Oka, The Medicine Box, Ceour de Pomme.
1. Labonte de la pomme
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Authentic family farm! Located on the hill overlooking the beautiful and bucolic Oka valley. Discover our collections of 25 differents variéties of fruits. General store with farm products (fruits and honey-bee products. In the picnic area, an antique wood-oven is used to cook our delicious treats. August to october. Personalized group tours led by experiences guides are available in french and english. We offer guided visits with tasting of the farm products, explore the farm on a tractor ride to discover our agricultural production and environment.
2. Colline du Calvaire d’Oka
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By lucycP3423XC - Mandeville, United States
Not knowing what I was walking to except for the display boards as you enter, this was quite an enthralling experience to enter each dome dedicated to a station of the cross. The trail offered some ups and downs in elevation, birds flying in great flocks throughout the trees, almost sounding like water rushing over a falls there were so many, Autumn colors decoarated the trail, the domes for the stations were depicting in bas relief the pains and glory of 'Christ, very well done, view from the top was magnificent
3. Traverse Oka-Hudson
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Ferry service between Oka and Hudson on the Lake of Two-Mountains (Ottawa River). Operating from April until December.
Reviewed By DawgSitter - Ottawa, Canada
Took this ferry several times with my bicycle. Very clean, staff are professional. Quick load, 12 minutes to cross and quick departure.
4. Jude-Pomme
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Abbaye Cistercienne D'Oka
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By lucycP3423XC - Mandeville, United States
a bike race was being held the day I visited, also a wedding was planned for the outdoors so access was somewhat limited. A bistro is on the grounds so you can grab a bite there as well. Abby has a cheese factory and store where you can pick up all sorts of goodies
6. Oka Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By LindaPTravels - Toronto, Canada
We went to Hudson and Oka specifically to go to Oka Beach and it didn't disappoint. We didn't have much of a summer and with September weather in the 30's with full sun for days on end we decided to try it out. The beach is 11km long and was nice and sandy where we were. We ended up buying a pass to allow us to come next year as well. There were lots of families and nice playgrounds for the kids but we went all the way to the left of the beach and enjoyed our time there :)
7. Oka National Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 121 reviews
Park national d'Oka is not far from Montréal. This park has a rich historical and natural heritage. The Calvaire, with its four oratories and three chapels, is a unique complex of historic buildings in America. In Grande Baie and Rivière aux Serpents, land and water come together to give birth to ecological jewels: the wetlands. Winter and summer alike, the top of the Calvaire d'Oka trail provides an exceptional view of Lac des Deux Montagnes and the Adirondacks. Soothing and magnificent...
Reviewed By 152francist - Montreal, Canada
We went there for a quick walk during the fall season, all along the beach, on what was a beautiful and warm day, at the end of October. The good: The beauty of nature. Path walkways so it is easy for wheelchairs. Quiet and nice. Not crowded. Enough parking. Facilities open. Person at entrance gate very nice and useful. The bad: Person at gate being so nice made waiting to enter long. Bikes on walkway too often present and going fast. Garbage and recycling bins in middle of everywhere sort of ruins decor. Sinks not working in men’s washroom. Covid restrictions: Hand sanitizers at all entrances. Employees wearing masks. Hand dryers in washrooms too close to each other. This was a very nice walk on that afternoon. The “bad” did not tarnish our day at all.
8. Magasin de L'Abbaye d'Oka
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 13 reviews
9. The Medicine Box
"Education. Quality. Snoop Dogg Approved." - June 2019- Voted #3 Best Dispensary in CANADA by online Cannabis resource. The Medicine Box Cannabis Dispensary is setting the standard for medical and recreational marijuana dispensaries not only in Quebec, but across Canada.
10. Ceour de Pomme
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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