Located close to the community of Brackendale, Alice Lake Provincial Park allows visitors a chance to partake in a variety of activities including walking and hiking trails, mountain biking, fishing, swimming and canoeing.

Of the four lakes in Alice Lake Provincial Park, Alice is the one most suitable for paddling, especially canoeing (motorized boats are not permitted on any of the lakes). There are launch sites at each end of the lake beside the picnic areas. Squamish is close to sea level, which means that the small lakes in the area actually warm up during summer months. Alice Lake is the biggest and has a sandy beach at both ends, changing rooms, and hot showers. Freshwater lake fishing from the dock at Alice Lake may not be everyone's speed but there is a chance you'll hook a trout in these stocked waters, especially in May and June.

To reserve a yurt, contact Parkscape Services. E-mail address: info@parkscape.ca
Phone: 1-877-GO PARKS (467-2757)

Visit Alice Lake Website or BC Parks-Alice Lake Provincial Park for full information.