Lost Lake Park

Park Eats runs from May 21 to September 12, 2021. Offerings include crepes, gelato, pizza, burgers, kombucha, sandwiches, salads and more! Visitors to the parks can experience this authentic Whistler food and beverage at lakeside locations, such as Alpha Lake Park, Lakeside Park, Lost Lake Park, Meadow Park and Rainbow Park. Delivery is available at eight of our parks from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Portobello. To learn more and to view the schedule and locations, visit whistler.ca/ParkEats.

The food concession at Passiv Haus is open daily 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. from July 1 to Labour Day, and weekends from June to September.

Park Hosts

Watch out for our helpful Park Hosts wearing red shirts who can provide you with resort information, wayfinding assistance, COVID-19 guidance and park amenity information. Our Park Hosts will be travelling by bike throughout our parks on weekends and statutory holidays. Wave them down and say hello.

Park etiquette & rules

Reduce the waste: Pack in what you pack out, bring your own reusable plates, cutlery and cups, use the in-park waste, recycling, compost receptacles.

Share the space: Be conscientious of the space you use – limit your items to the size of a blanket if possible. Refrain from playing sports around lots people. Do not erect tents (the use of pegs are against the Parks Bylaw) as it impedes line of sight, takes up a lot of space and can damage irrigation lines.

Know the fire danger: When Whistler’s fire danger rating is high, the use briquette barbeques are prohibited at Whistler parks and open spaces. This fire danger rating is also important to note when considering campfires.

Bring a life jacket and whistle: Canadian law requires anyone paddleboarding, canoeing, kayaking or using an inflatable boat to have the right safety gear. The only exception is if you are floating in a swimming area at one of the parks. The Conservation Officer Service is actively doing patrols. Non-compliance may result in a $230 fine for each missing item. Learn more about Transport Canada’s Canada Shipping Act – Small Vessel Regulations: https://tc.canada.ca/sites/default/files/migrated/tp_511e.pdf

Dogs are not permitted at Lost Lake Park beach (Canine Cove is a designated off-leash area at Lost Lake). For more information on dog friendly areas visit whistler.ca/dogs.
Smoking and consumption of alcohol are not permitted
Camping and campfires are not permitted
Slacklining is not permitted using trees
There is no lifeguard on duty, and the water can be cold.

Virtual Tour

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Facilities and activities

Enjoy swimming, walking, hiking and biking in Lost Lake Park between April and mid-December.

• Beach and swim area

• Swim docks

• Barbecue stands

• picnic tables

• accessible washrooms

• outdoor shower

• Food concession and food trucks. Note: the food trucks may not be scheduled at Lost Lake Park in late July and early August due to the Western Toad migration. The exact timing varies from year to year.

• Slackline posts

• Parking

• Multi-use trails (walking and biking) and multi-directional except for the nature trails marked “Walking only.”

• Wildlife viewing (including Western Toads)

• Off-leash dog beach (Canine Cove), located 400 metres to the north of Lost Lake beach

• Disc golf course

• Trail maps (available at map kiosks on major trail intersections or at Municipal Hall)

Rental information

Surrounded by trees, mountain peaks, and a grassy lawn, Lost Lake is a little piece of paradise amidst the bustling resort. There is a secluded area that is ideal for corporate and special events, like weddings. Available for booking from June 1 - October 15 (excluding holiday long weekends).

Note: this area is unavailable in mid to late July and August due to the Western Toad migration. The exact timing varies from year to year.

Suitable for Corporate and Special Events
Capacity: 500 (including contracted staff)
Depending on the nature of your event COVID-19 restrictions may still apply as per the orders of the Provincial Health Officer.