Alice Lake Park
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About the Park
Alice Lake Provincial Park is located approximately 13 km outside of Squamish. Alice Lake contains four lakes (Alice, Stump, Fawn, Edith) surrounded by towering mountains, dense forests, and grassy meadows.
The park features a wide variety of recreational opportunities for the avid adventurer or family outing. Swimming in Alice Lake, hiking along one of the many trails (offering excellent views of the Tantalus Range), and mountain biking on some of the best trails in the region are some of the more popular activities.
The park contains camping facilities for tents and RV sites equipped with electrical hookups, group campsites, day-use picnic sites, swimming, pit toilets/restrooms, shower facilities, water, fishing, and hiking and mountain biking on an extensively developed trail system.
For more information about Alice Lake Park please visit the BC Parks website.
Facilities
Activities
Visitor Services
Ice and firewood are available for purchase from the Gatehouse.
Paddle Sport Rentals
For detailed hours, dates of operation, and rental rates please visit our Paddle sports Page.
The rental kiosk is located at Centre Beach. A valid government-issued picture ID is required for all rentals. Payments for rentals are made at the concession hut at the main beach. Cash and Credit are accepted.
Concession
The concession at Centre Beach sells beach toys, hot and cold drinks, snacks and camping essentials. All Paddle Sport payments are processed through the concession.
Advisories
No parking on Alice Lake Road
In order to maintain park safety and public security, all vehicles parked illegally and on road edges will be subject to towing at the owner’s expense. – Posted August 27, 2020
Be aware of thieves
BC Parks has been made aware of some recent bike thefts in Alice Lake Park. While visiting the park, please ensure to lock up securely and do not leave any valuables unattended or in your vehicle. Report any suspicious activity, theft, or damage to the police. – Posted May 27, 2025
Wonderland Trail upgrades underway. Use caution and adhere to signage.
Volunteers of Squamish off road Cycling Association (SORCA) and the Squamish Trail Society (STS) are currently working on completing trail upgrades of Wonderland Trail. Please use caution when using this trail and adhere to all posted signage for your safety and the safety of the volunteers and contractors.- Posted January 21, 2026
Dogs must always remain on leash
BC Parks would like to remind all park visitors that dogs must always remain on leash while visiting Alice Lake Park.
Keeping your dog in control protects your pet, other visitors and their pets, and local wildlife. – Updated July 7, 2025
Limited access to this park during winter season
Vehicle access to the park is not available during the winter season. Visitors can still access the park on foot, but parking may not be available. Check park opening dates, camping, and facilities for details and opening dates.