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4.4(45 reviews)

Alouette Lake Southeast Beach

7GQ8+3G, Maple Ridge, BC, Canada

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About This Campsite

Alouette Lake Southeast Beach

Experience the natural beauty of Alouette Lake Southeast Beach, a serene and picturesque camping spot located within Golden Ears Provincial Park. This beach is ideal for various outdoor activities, including paddling, fishing, swimming, and barbecuing, making it a perfect destination for families and friends seeking a relaxing day by the water.

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Review Highlights

  • Scenic Beauty: The lake offers stunning views and crystal-clear water, often described as looking like a "huge diamond."
  • Family-Friendly: The beach has benches and picnic areas that are great for family gatherings and BBQs.
  • Popularity: It's a popular spot, especially on summer weekends, so early arrival is recommended to secure a place.
  • Amenities: The beach area offers various amenities but be aware that not all facilities might be operational at all times; temporary facilities might be present instead of permanent ones.
  • Backcountry: For a more rugged experience, the backcountry area across the lake offers a less-policed and friendly camping environment, accessible by boat on a first-come-first-served basis.

Overall Rating

Rating: 4.2 (based on user reviews)

Total Reviews: 5

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park, point of interest, establishment

Overall Thoughts

Alouette Lake Southeast Beach is a beautiful and family-friendly camping destination that offers a mix of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and essential amenities. While some facilities might face occasional maintenance issues, the overall experience, especially the scenic views and the quality time spent with loved ones, tends to outweigh these minor inconveniences. Plan your visit accordingly and enjoy this gem within Golden Ears Provincial Park.

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Gia Dhillon

08/30/2024

In an advanced society such as Canada, with the exorbitant amount we pay in taxes. I expect when I go to a destination that requires me to check in online, for that place to have working toilets. Numerous people approached a building looking like the bathroom (labelled online as second beach toilets) only to turn away in discontent and walk hurriedly to use the plastic poop caskets placed in a parking lot. The smells of gasoline and excrement mixed with heat permeating all over, yum! with all manor of car and human traffic around. Plastic bollards shielding said series of caskets . It felt unsafe. I left this park no sooner than I arrived. Lovely to spread disease and leave some sanitizer. Majority of the lot was empty and sectioned off. The four kids standing at the entrance only stare at your QR code for a second. They seem to not want people to be in nature. Extra points for beauty and the drive up.

Helena

06/24/2023

Summer is our happiest and most exciting time. We have planned many awesome outdoor activities. Yesterday we went to Golden Ear Provincial Park and have a fantastic weekend with family and friends. It was rainy while we were paddling and fishing in the Alouette Lake, but the view was really amazing, and the water was so green, likes a huge diamond. Fortunately, it cleared up soon. Then, we set up our tent at the south beach picnic area that was not busy, playing cards, chatting and listening to music. There were more than 50 geese around the place. Various birds sang lovely songs freely and never feel boring. In the evening, we enjoyed the delicious BBQ and beautiful scenery. Love such a wonderful day!

Kush

06/28/2023

This is the perfect spot for families in Golden Ears. Make sure to get your Day-Use park online. The place can get very busy over summer weekends so the earlier you get here, the easier you’ll find a spot.

Mir Ahmad Akbari

10/11/2022

What a beautiful lake it has a nice and clear beach that you can swim and also it has benches for family gatherings and good place for BBQ

Lucian Chircea

08/06/2024

Back country is always good, you need a boat to cross the lake, it is fcfs but people are super friendly and it is not as policed as the regular camp ground.