Oh my Goodness! What a beautiful find!!!! We were there on a Monday in late July, on a highly windy…read moreand hot day. The sky, sand, and water were all beautifully clear and stunning. We had such a large area of the beach all to ourselves. We were there for a few hours, and probably could have stayed longer. My partner said it was the most Caribbean looking beach he's ever been to not actually in the Caribbean. Things to note: Conditions might be quite different on different days. Apparently, the 1.3 trail to the beach can be wet and buggy (not when we were there!) and the water can have more algae (though it was stunningly clear during our visit). $15/person fee, with discounts for families.

Well maintained nice beach. Water is shallow. Huge bbq & picnic area with lots of tables. $6.64 per…read moreperson for day use.

I spent a lovely afternoon here recently. I had a weekend house guest and we enjoyed the sun and…read moresand, also our walk down the road to the boat launch. The swimming are extensive and inviting...but unfortunately not on an early summer day with intermittent thunder storms. The user fee is about $15, more than $10 I had in cash. The do take Visa, on an old fashioned machine. I doubt they take interac. This looks like a great beach to take family to. Something for everyone.

This afternoon we had a lovely walk to rotary Beach and back. Bay Road from King St to Rotary Beach…read more is very much a hill, so I always plan my walk based on if I want an uphill exercise walk or a down hill drift. Today was a down hill drift enjoying the musical sound of the little creek in flood that parallels the road. (Bay Road is one way is one way, if you are driving access it from the Marina not Kings St.) Located at the bottom of the hill, to the west of the Gananoque Marina on the shores of the St. Lawrence River, is Rotary Beach, a tiny sand beach area. The shore has been protected from erosion by large rock and there is just a shallowly sloping canoe or kayak launch area to access the water. There is a lovely roofed seating area and lots of sand on shore. In the summer swimming is possible here although this location is a better spot for wading or launching a canoe and/or kayak. Parking is readily available. The closest washrooms are at the Gananoque Marina, within walking distance. Dogs are not allowed on the beach. There are no waste containers but this is still a very clean beach.

My iPhone Maps direction sent us down a restricted dirt road from the main Route. The 4…read morespace-parking was for authorized vehicles only. There was no parking on the road; however, if you go a little further the marina has parking. The 6 ft. beach was muddy and the water still with marina boats close by. There is a sign reading, " Not recommended for swimming". There was a good picnic area with gazebo and picnic table but we came to this public beach for swimming. There was a much better beach around the marina a few blocks across. This Gananoque Town beach had toilets, showers, a roped off swimming area, and even kayak rentals. So my advice is to ask someone at the marina were the big beach is.

No roller coasters I saw online there were but there were none at all, nor bumpy carsread more

I do love North Beach, although of course like every beach in PEC it's a nightmare in summer with…read morethe massive influx of tourists. If you pick an off-time to come, you can really enjoy some beautiful shoreline and peaceful swimming.

This beach is a great alternative to Sandbanks especially in the summer when the lineups are out of…read morecontrol. It's $14.50 for a car and there was plenty of parking and space to set your towels and beach toys. The beach and water were both spectacular on a hot August day. Highly recommended!

It's beautiful here! There's new sand placed around the beach, which has a gradual slope into the…read morewater. This is a popular area for kids and their families. The park also hosts a pool, a splash pad, swings, and monkey bars. In 4 years of living in Prescott, I've never seen it so busy down here! You can find this park just south of Katarina's and the Walker House, in the St Lawrence River, beside the coast guard. Attached to Centennial Park.