 Rainbow Park
Yoko Yamamoto photo Many of Whistler's beaches also offer kayak or canoe rentals. Some have volleyball and tennis courts. Whistler beaches are easily accessible and feature great amenities for families, including kids' play areas.
A word or two on your excursion:
- If travelling with pets, be aware that restrictions may apply
A word or two on safety:
Lakeside Park
This quaint beach makes a great get-away for the whole family. It's equipped with a kids' play area, picnic tables and barbecue. Dive into the warm waters or rent canoes, boats and windsurfers.
Lakeside Park is on Lakeside Road at Alta Lake.
Lost Lake
Lost Lake isn't really lost, but it is secluded. This popular sandy beach has a kids' play area, picnic tables and a concession stand. The shallow swimming area is perfect for junior swimmers.
Lost Lake is located just off Lost Lake Road, a short walk from Whistler Village.
Rainbow Park
This popular park has it all: a sandy beach, charming wharf and terrific amenities that include picnic tables, beach volleyball courts, barbecues and kids' playground. A large dock floats offshore for swimmers.
Rainbow Park is just off Alta Lake Road.
Alpha Lake Park
Alpha Lake Park has a delightful beach on its north side, as well as picnic tables with elevated barbecues on a grass lawn. If you've got energy to burn, test your skills on the volleyball and tennis courts, or enjoy the kids' play area. Canoe and dinghy rentals are also available.
Alpha Lake Park is located at the south end of Whistler Valley near Creekside.
Meadow Park
This idyllic picnic spot is set on the banks of the River of Golden Dreams. From here you can behold one of the valley's most magnificent views of Blackcomb and Whistler Mountains.
You can find Meadow Park in Alpine Meadows.
Wayside Park
While Wayside Park's beach may be small, it still has all the attractions: clear water, barbeques, picnic tables and kayak rentals.
Wayside Park is just off Alta Lake Road.
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