Overview
McMasterville offers a peaceful break on Quebec's Arts and Flavours Route, with built heritage reflecting several eras and access to outdoor recreation along the Richelieu River. The town won the "Du jardin dans ma Ville." contest in December 2021 for developing the Boisé du Ruisseau Bernard natural space, showcasing its commitment to green urban planning.
Cycling · Day Trips · Family Travel · Festivals · History
Before you go
Food
Seasonal Agri-Food Market The Harvest visits on Tuesdays (mid-June to October). Local restaurants include Cantine La Fringale (beaver tails specialty) and Chip's seafood restaurant.
Recreation
Parc Gilles-Plante hosts a refrigerated skating rink and outdoor swimming pool. The Roger Dubus Trail offers lighted pedestrian and cycling paths.
Shopping
Commercial area is along Route 116. Colectivo Coffee offers bakery and smoked products; Fromagerie Tradition sells local cheese.
Transport
The AMT commuter train connects McMasterville to Montreal Central Station. Route 116 and Route 223 are the main roads through town.