Plan your visit
Carillon Canal National Historic Site
The Carillon Canal is located close to Highway 344 West in the village of Carillon (now Saint-André-d'Argenteuil), halfway between Montreal and Ottawa. A visit of the historic site includes the existing canal and the remains of the first two buildings.
Getting here
How to get to the National Historic Site.
Hours of operation
Lockage schedules and access to the National Historic Site.
Fees
Locking, mooring, activity and dock rental fees.
Maps
Maps and diagram for navigation.
Safety and guidelines
Safety on the banks, on the water and regulations.
Info-Work
National Historic Site Work: Plan your commutes.
Passes and permits
Lockage and mooring permits for boats and non-motorized watercraft.
Locking through safely
Video on safe lockage and technical data on Historic Canals in Quebec.
How to get here
Location
230 Du Barrage Street
Saint-André-d'Argenteuil QC J0V 1X0
General inquiries:
514-283-6054 or 1-888-773-8888 infocanalqc@pc.gc.ca
Lockstation:
450-537-3534VHF-Canal 68 during hours of operation
Directions
The Carillon Canal runs along Route 344 West.
From Montréal:
Take Highway 40 west, Pointe-Fortune exit.
Take the ferry to Carillon and follow Route 344 West to the lock.
From Highway 13 or 15 North:
Take Highway 640 West and follow the signs for Route 344 West to Carillon.
Hours of operation
The national historic site is open every day of the year from sunrise to 11 p.m..
Fees
Site access is free. Otherwise, there are fees for locking and overnight mooring.
Daily access and season permits are offered.
Facilities and services
Accessible services
Parking
Picnic area
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