The St. Lawrence River and the Chêne River meet at Leclercville to give us a site of extraordinary beauty. From the cliff on the presbytery side, this wedding offers an exceptional view. On the east side, at the mouth of the river, is the island park, where you can observe waterfowl and bald eagles. The site also offers an interpretation trail of the historical activities of Leclercville. This site also offers the possibility of welcoming campers, whether they are V/R or wild camping. Crossing the bridge, another footpath leads us through nature that remains wild, along the Chêne River. Sports and nature enthusiasts will therefore be delighted in Leclercville, in particular paragliding and paramotor enthusiasts and of course canoe-kayak enthusiasts. Tourists will be able to follow a heritage circuit and visit the exhibitions available at the church and the presbytery. Quality accommodation available.

Quebec house with neoclassical influence retains its characteristic volume with its rectangular plan and its gable roof with a slightly curved base, a covered gallery on two facades as well as its general composition. A pinched sheet metal covering on the roof and two old doors, one of which is located in the gable, have been preserved.