Alice Lake Provincial Park

About

Alice Lake, was named for the wife of Charles Rose, who settled in the district in about 1888. It was a popular recreation spot for local residents even before the park was established in 1956.

This park's official page lists: Picnic areas.

This park's official page lists: Store / concessions.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia.

At the park

• Fawn Lake Viewpoint viewpoint
• Alice Lake water
• Alice Lake Campground campground
• Biking activity
• Camping activity
• Edith Lake water
• Group Campground campground
• Stump Lake water
• Alice Lake Provincial Park scenic feature
• Hiking trails trail
• Boating water
• Fawn Lake water
• Fishing water
• Hop Ranch Creek water
• Paddling (kayak/canoe) water

Before you go

Disability access

Step-free access is recorded at 1 facility. Verify specific accessibility needs with the park.

Limits

Permit holders and their clients may not require passes when visiting for the activities authorized by their permits

Limits

Dogs must be leashed at all times and they are not allowed on the Alice Lake Trail, beaches, the playground, or in picnic areas

Limits

Dogs must be leashed at all times and they are not allowed on the Alice Lake Trail, beaches, the playground, or in picnic areas

Getting there

Alice Lake Park is situated off Highway 99, approximately 13km north of Squamish and 71km north of the Lions Gate Bridge in North Vancouver.

Good to know

You are strongly advised to make a reservation well in advance of any stay at this park planned for July, August, or September. The park is usually full even on weekdays, with little turnover of campsites in the morning. On some particularly warm weekends, the parking lots may fill up and additional visitors will not be able to drive into the park. The park has access to many mountain bike trails outside of the park. Please obey all signs while riding. Dogs must be leashed at all times and they are not allowed on the Alice Lake Trail, beaches, the playground, or in picnic areas.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – British Columbia.

Facilities on the park map

1 interactive play, 19 picnic area, 15 restroom, 1 visitor information, 14 water fountain.

Where to stay

• Alice Lake Campground Internet access · Step-free access
• Group Campground

History

Opened

1956

• Park opened