Food service and Equipment Rentals

Make the most of your visit to the Lachine Canal National Historic Site! Between industrial heritage and nautical pleasures, our concessionaires offer varied experiences that combine relaxation, discovery and culinary delights along the water. Explore the facilities and let yourself be charmed by all that the canal has to offer!

Food service

Ca lem

 Charlevoix station area

Ca lem Montreal ice cream stand offers a variety of artisanal flavors, including original, lactose-free, and vegan products. During the summer season, it's the perfect place to cool off.

For more information, visit the Ca lem website.

Canal Lounge

 Atwater Pole Area

Canal Lounge is a floating bar-lounge set up in a refurbished riverboat. It offers cocktails, light snacks and beverages in an intimate and relaxing atmosphere. It is accessible to pedestrians and also provides direct service to small watercraft such as kayaks and pedal boats.

For more information such as hours and the menu offered, visit the Canal Lounge website.

Nautical Equipment and Bike Rentals

H2O Adventures

 Atwater Pole Area

H2O Adventures offers kayak, stand-up paddleboard (SUP), pedal boat, rabaska and electric boat rentals. The company also offers lessons and guided tours on the canal.

To find out opening hours or get information about their services, visit the Aventures H2O website.

Ma Bicyclette

 Atwater Pole Area

Ma Bicyclette provides bike rentals and repair services (hybrids, e-bikes, gravel, tandem), as well as accessories like child seats and trailers. It also features a café terrace adjacent to the workshop.

To find out opening hours or get information about their services, visit the Ma Bicyclette website.

Sports Activities and Nautical Club

22Dragons

 Côte-Saint-Paul Lock Area

22Dragons is a renowned dragon boat club offering sporting, recreational, and team-building activities for all skill levels. The team also hosts local and international competitions, contributing to the canal’s vibrancy and the promotion of this historic waterway.

For more information, visit the 22Dragons club website.