Located inside the Oka Park near Montreal, the naturist section of Oka Beach, called Okapulco by its users, is the most popular in Quebec, due to its proximity to Montreal.

The main beach is clothing mandatory, but you'll find the unofficial clothing optional section at the far east part of the park. On warm summer weekends, more than 300 people take advantage of the opportunity to get a tan everywhere. The park has a lot of trails and activities to offer and it's just an easy and quiet place to relax at and enjoy nature

Footnote; In 1990, park administrators erected signs suggesting that "nudism is illegal in a public place", but fail to mention that public naturist sites that are isolated or little frequented by the public in general, such as inside Quebec's parks, are protected from section 174 of the Criminal Code. Thus, there has never been an indictment of naturists in the naturist section of Oka Beach. So the park staff (SEPAQ) do not have permission to inquire about the existence of this naturist section.